How to remove a built-in oven door (video)
Issue
- How to remove a built-in oven door
Applies to
- built-in ovens
Resolution
To remove the oven door please see the video below. Whilst taking the door off ensure that there is a soft surface like a tea towel to place the door on. Be careful of handling the glass panes when taking them out.
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