The glass pane in your oven door allows you to see how your food is coming along without letting any heat escape from the oven itself. Unfortunately, glass is prone to cracking, and there may come a time when you need to replace your oven door glass because the pane that came with the appliance has cracked or even shattered entirely.
We have a huge collectgion of oven door spares here at Cooker Spare Parts, including an extensive
oven door glass range. To place your order, simply go to our
homepage, enter your cooker's make and model number, and select the door glass from our list of compatible parts.
NOTE: Oven doors have two panes of glass - inner and outer - so you may need to identify which pane is cracked in order to order the right replacement.
Alternatively, if you already know what type of glass you need,
click here to browse our full range of oven door spares and simply select the required product on that page.
How to Replace Your Oven Door Glass
Once you've ordered your new oven door glass from the Cooker Spare Parts website and the replacement pane has arrived in the post, it's relatively easy to complete the job without any professional help. Here's our step-by-step guide to replacing your oven door glass:
- First of all, you need to take off your oven door in order to work on it without obstruction. In most cases, you'll find a pair of latches at the bottom of the door (inside the oven); unlatch these, then push the door closed as far as it will go without being forced. Once it stops, simply lift the door up and away from the appliance.
- The next thing to do is unscrew and remove the door's inner shell (i.e. the panel that holds the glass panes in place). Place the door face-down on a suitable work surface and use a screwdriver to loosen and remove the screws around the top and sides of the door. NOTE: Pay attention to which screws go where, and keep them separate once removed so that you don't mix them up. Once everything is unscrewed, lift away the shell so that you can access the oven door glass itself.
- Remove the broken pane, ensuring that any stray bits of broken glass are removed with it.
- Make sure the new glass is clean, then carefully set it in place.
All that's left to do now is screw the inner panel back on (make sure each screw goes back in the right place) and reattach the door to the oven itself. Not too hard, eh?
If you're having trouble with your oven door glass or you're unsure which part to order, please feel free to contact the Cooker Spare Parts team today. We're always happy to help!
