It’s the outside glass of the double oven glass, not the smooth top. It is in a thousand pieces. My cousin has a glass shop and will probably be here for a party Sunday and look at it. I think I can find the model number. It’s about a fifteen year and old Kenmore or GE drop-in. Will he need anything but the glass measurement to fix it?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/14/2022 06:39PM by Dennis S.

The part

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The part

what he said...

it's a part and, hopefully, 'the part', is still available where they sell, the parts.

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The repair probably looks something like this:
[www.searspartsdirect.com]

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Agree with the rest, a replacement door. You may find one on the used market. That age of appliance is often replaced by now. I would NOT recommend replacing an oven door glass with anything not specifically engineered to handle the temperature shifts. Things expand with heat, and the channel the glass is in will be designed for that purpose. As will the glass.