Wall Oven Handle

Parts arrived on time. All fit as expected. Read more

Start by removing the frame on the sides and bottom of the door. (Do not unscrew the corner screw holding the side frame and bottom together.) Be careful the glass will fall once the last screw is removed from the bottom so hold tight. Carefully remove glass and set aside. Remove top frame that held the handle. Once all the frame work and outer glass is removed unscrew the bracket that held the door handle from the door. Taking the top frame and bracket insert screw and washer and screw the... Read more

Easy fix, 2 screws and done. Part was a perfect match! Read more

I removed the screws inside the oven door and the retainer rings holding the handle onto the glass. I then replaced the handle put on new retainer rings and used the new screws provided and re-attached the handle and glass to the door. Total fix time 10 minutes. I was impressed by the quick delivery of my new handle and the fact that they sent new hardware as well. My oven was only down for three and a half days , only because it happened on the weekend. Read more

I orderd parts you said I needed, but all I needed was a handle. I will keep other parts for future needs Read more

Ordered the parts from appliancepartspros.com. I received the parts in a timely manner. I did the repairs myself fast and easy. Read more

Replaced the handle. Read more

Got parts from Appliance Parts Pros. Ordered parts one afternoon, they were delivered by FedEx the next afternoon and repaired that same day. Read more

My oven door handle had been loose for a while, but it finally fell off on a Friday afternoon. I temporarily got the broken handle to hold using toothpicks in the stripped holes. Then I ordered these parts. They arrived the very next day (no joke, it was so fast!). The fix was easy, and the handle feels secure for the first time in a long time. It's great! Read more

Ordered a new handle. Read more

Open door, removed the two large screws in the inside corners, take the middle white piece and lined the holes up on the door and handle, inserted screws, put all layers of door back together and reinserted large corner screws. done, easy peasy!!!! Read more

Replacing the trim takes a little bit of alignment and light force. The trim slides over the glass panel of the door, with the glass sliding into plastic tabs. We kept the door nearly vertical (almost closed), lined up the tabs on the trim with the glass door, and used mild force to slide the trim down onto the glass door. (Also, we found that the tabs on trim we ordered were much bigger than the tabs on our broken trim. This is probably due to slight variations in Frigidaire's design over... Read more

Replaced top and bottom plastic piece between s.s. handle bar and door. Very quick and easy. A bit pricey, but worth it. Read more