Door Handle (Black)

Door Handle (Black)

Ganesh Devin from FL

Broken Door Handle that needed to be repaired.

Drill, Screwdriver, Rubber mat (for glass frame), mini containers to hold screws.

My roommate & I had to repair a broken oven door handle on the oven in the home we were renting. We prolonged it until the last month of our lease, but thankfully a few days to spare. The process was tedious, Especially taking off a door that had probably never been taken off before. Unfortunately, you have to remove the entire door and lay flat on something (we used a rubber mat) so it prevents the glass from breaking or scratching. We had little cups to hold the screws on where they went. Pay attention to what you're doing, and how things fit back into place. Something we wished we did, as when we did get the frame off and to retrieve the broken handle and screws, to put it back together took us some time. When hooking back on it can be difficult, make sure you're tilting it in the proper direction so the hooks can line up with the holders inside the frame (where they came out from). Overall, to change the handle wasn't hard, to put it back together and reattach it to the actual oven, took us some time. Good luck to you.

Door Handle (Black)

Scott from PA

Broken handle

Cordless drill

I had to remove and disassemble the door to install the handle. Not brain surgery.

Door Handle (Black)

Tom from WI

Broken oven door handle

Screw driver

Very straight forward, just be sure to pay attention to the order you took screws out and put them back in the same places and in the same order. Some of the screws look similiar, however they are different lengths and colors and go in different places.