White Westinghouse Range / Cooktop / Oven Hinge Parts

Supports and guides your range oven door for smooth opening and closing. Replace if hinge is broken, collapsed, or causing door misalignment issues.

Replaces broken or worn oven door hinge that causes sagging or won't hold door in position. Restores smooth pivot and secure closure for proper fit.

This is a door hinge for a range oven that connects the door to the oven frame, allowing it to open, close, and lock in place during the self-clean cycle. It uses a spring-loaded mechanism to hold the door at various open positions. Replace this hinge if the oven door drops down, won't stay open, closes unevenly, or is difficult to remove and reinstall.

This is the hinge receptacle that secures the oven door hinge to the range frame, allowing the door to pivot open and closed smoothly. It acts as the mounting socket where the hinge arm locks into place. Replace this part if the oven door is sagging, not closing evenly, or if the hinge feels loose or disconnected from the frame.

This is a metal hinge bracket that secures the main cooktop to the range frame and allows it to be lifted for access to components underneath. It connects the cooktop panel to the body of the range at the hinge point. Replace this bracket if it is bent, broken, or missing, which can cause the main top to sit unevenly or not stay properly secured.

Replacement hinge that supports and pivots your range oven door for proper alignment. Needed when hinge is cracked, bent, or worn causing door misalignment.

This oven door hinge restores secure, smooth opening and closing for a front-loading range or wall oven. It replaces a worn or damaged hinge to help the oven door align and operate safely. What it does:

• Supports the oven door and controls its pivot during opening and closing
• Helps keep the door properly aligned to maintain a tight seal
• Replaces a bent, broken or worn hinge that can cause door sag or uneven closing
• Reduces binding or sticking when the door is moved

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid electrical shock
• Follow the oven manufacturer's service instructions—door springs and hinges can be under tension
• Use appropriate tools and an assistant if needed to support the door during removal and installation