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How to Remove a Cooker Oven Door

by / Tuesday, 27 August 2013 / Published in Cooker & Oven, Doors, Repair Guides

How to Fit & Remove a Cooker Oven Door

 

Removing the door from your oven isn't as daunting of a task as it may seem. Whether you're replacing the door, or just taking it off so that you can give it a good, deep clean, it's a relatively simple task that any homeowner should be able to handle.

This video will help show you how to remove different types of Cooker & Oven doors.

 

Before removing an oven door for cleaning, it’s important to understand that different models and brands have different hinges.

To remove your oven door you need to be aware that there is more than one hinge type, this video will show you the common types and how to release the mechanism to allow you to remove the door easily.

Whether you want to clean the cooker or replace a part in it this video will give you a good idea on the technique to do it.

We also have videos on replacing the door hinges and many others on oven repairs.

This tutorial is designed to help you remove your oven cooker door. While there are four or five different types of doors, I'll guide you through a few examples.

Type One: This door features a screw-locking mechanism on its hinge. It's a basic hinge type consisting of a two-part hinge with a turn screw. To unlock it, simply rotate the screw half a turn as shown. Once you've locked the door mechanism, gently lift and wiggle the door until it detaches. When replacing the door, align the bottom catches with their slots, lower the door, and then rotate the screw back to its original position.

Type Two: This is a one-part hinge system that comes with a small catch, designed for easy locking and removal. As demonstrated in the video, I remove any glass panels for safety – in some cookers, the inner glass can be slid out effortlessly. After the hinges are locked in place, you can slightly lift the door and slide the hinge out from the cooker frame.

Type Three: Often referred to as pin-type hinges, this design is quite straightforward. Use pins, nails, or even Allen keys that fit securely into specific holes, allowing the hinge to lock in place. Once both hinges are locked, you can remove the door by lifting it, as I've demonstrated, and then sliding the hinge out from the oven or cooker chassis.

Type Four: This design is popular among European models, especially from German manufacturers. It features an overlapping latch system where the latches fold back towards the glass, creating an efficient and simple mechanism. Once both hinges are locked, you can effortlessly lift the door and pull it towards you. It will then detach from the oven or cooker chassis.

Remember to always follow safety procedures when handling oven doors and related components.

 




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