How To Remove an Oven Door on a Cooker or Stove

🎥 It may be an old video, but it's packed with a fantastic amount of valuable content on removing an oven door and understanding how the hinges work! This tutorial will guide you on how to remove an oven cooker door, regardless of its type. We'll delve into four different types of doors:
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🚪Type One: This door has a screw-locking mechanism on its hinge. To unlock, simply rotate the screw half a turn. Once the mechanism is unlocked, gently lift and wiggle the door until it comes off.

🚪Type Two: This door utilizes a one-part hinge system with a small catch, crafted for easy locking and removal. Firstly, remove any glass panels for safety ⚠️. Lock the hinges, slightly lift the door, and then slide the hinge away from the cooker frame.

🚪Type Three: Often dubbed as the pin-type hinge, this design is pretty straightforward. Use pins, nails, or Allen keys to secure the hinges. When both hinges are locked, lift the door and slide the hinge out from the oven or cooker chassis.

🚪Type Four: Widely used in European models, especially German-made ones, this design boasts an overlapping latch system where the latches fold back towards the glass. After locking both hinges, lift the door and pull it towards you. It will then detach from the oven or cooker chassis.


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🔧Safety Tips:

Always adhere to safety procedures when dealing with oven doors and their components.
Avoid touching the hot glass panels of the oven door 🌡️.
Wear gloves 🧤 to shield your hands from potential cuts and bruises.
Remember the oven door's weight and handle it with care 💪.
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