The glass on the inside of the oven door has dropped into the door. How can I repair it? Is it possible to take the door off somehow and glue the glass back on?

Tamara, January 2010

You only need to unscrew the top two screws to access the glass but in order to properly re-attatch and re-seal the glass you will need to take the door off. I've just (5 minutes ago) finished attempting this repair myself with no joy.
The heat resistant adhesive kit that I bought didn't contain enough of the sealant and the curing time is too long to keep the glass pushed hard against the oven door for the required length of time.
The door will need to be taken off and pressure applied throught the curing of the adhesive.
I still need to find out how to take the door off though.

N03L, January 2010

you should not need to take the door off to fix it , i was trying to look up a photo of this oven on , line.. is it a drop down door , if so drop it down , and try unscrew the black? pannel that is over the outer glass when the door is down" to get at the glass that has dropped into the door....their should be only 4 screws holding the pannel on , take it off if you can , and try fix the inner glass back , their should be screws holding it in place that have came out . i would say it was screwed in , because they would not use glue , with all that heat , but dont take the door off if its a drop down one , you dont need to ,,,,,,

mark, January 2010