Thank you so much ! Easy instructions simple to follow. The smears on the double glass were driving me mad every time I looked at them. Now, all sparkly and gleaming. 👍😀
This video is a god sent! My house rabbits live in the kitchen/diner and their fur was caught between the glass, I tried loads of methods to get it out but to no avail. Didn't realise taking the door off would be so simple. Thanks!
Excellent easy to follow instructions and vid.I have put off cleaning my oven door for months as I was scared that I’d break it but it was so simple and now the door is lovely and Gleaming once more
Thank you so much, worked a treat, needed to get to marks on inner glass, couldn’t have done it without your clear video, all glass panels clean now. 👍🏻
Excellent. My door glass shattered (crazed) some time after use (oven is ~20 years old). This showed me how it was assembled and how to get it off. My door is older than this and the inside glass levers off (can't remove the top strip as screwed to the handle). Neff identified the door (>£220) but its cheaper than a new oven or an engineer. Need to take bits off old door and remount glasses (Needed a sash cramp to squeeze the bottom section in fully). Door flipped back in easily (following video instructions) and now waiting to try it out. Thanks (£100+ saved!)
Needed this video and it was easier to find than the instruction manual. As usual with all POUSE around the HOUSE videos, easy to understand and no nonsense.
Thanks I was lost getting the door back using the manual but following your instructions it took a few minutes. Saved by you. Saved by TH-cam. Like. Like. Like.
Fantastic! So helpful. The glass on the oven bulb had come apart from the screw-in piece, which was still screwed in, so I had to use my ingenuity to get it out. Without being able to take the door off, it would have been impossible to see what I was doing. Thanks so much.
Sorry it was too late for you but thanks for watching. I may have other useful videos if you browse my channel such as using the Neff timer. Best of luck and thanks for watching.
Great explanation, thank you - I've just followed this to do both doors on our oven. Thank you. Just a word of caution, however. Part of the internal frame on smaller upper over door is razor sharp. I neatly sliced a finger while cleaning the inside glass surface - so be careful in there people!
Excellent video. Unfortunately, my model of Neff oven is slightly different, so I can't take the glass out of my oven door to clean it thoroughly; but at least I can now detach the door from the rest of the oven.
I came across this video after I had managed to remove the glass plates without taking off the oven door - quite unnecessary if you are careful I found. But when I put it all back together, I was a bit disconcerted by the fact the two inner doors were touching - wasn't at all sure that that should be the case and spent a lot of time checking if there was any other way for them to sit, but then this video appears to show that was indeed correct. A couple of things would be helpful to mention: 1. there is an etching on the intermediate glass that says" top right". Interestingly enough, this is entirely upside-down and the instruction manual says to be sure to place the etching on the bottom left of the door! Go figure why this should be so. 2. Be sure to place the door with the grey facing smooth side facing outwards they say - and that means inwards towards the inside of the oven. Goodness me, who wrote this stuff! This video slots the glass plates in quick as a flash without any close ups to reassure you of the correct positioning, or to show that the two plates are basically touching before you replace the cover. But it is easy-peasy to do at least.
Appreciated the video and replaced upper door ok but lower door a swine. The LH hinge 'snaps shut' the momnt I pick up the door to refit. I cannot set the hinge correctly before fitting. Any ideas?
Someone else had same problem. They said they pulled it down with a mole grips. I can't say I've ever had that problem. Best of luck with it. Thanks for watching.
Which side does the inner glass go on ? It has writing saying “right side above” but im not sure if thats above facing me or the oven? I tried to look in the video but not sure
This weekend hopefully. I've had a few busy weeks, editing and uploading is very time consuming. Full time job, children and loft conversion in my spare time, I barely have time to s***. Thanks for the support, the patience and thanks for watching!
Great video. Unfortunately there are NEFF ovens that have a different construction. The inside glass seems to be glued a metal frame and is permanently stuck. I was not able to seperate the two pieces of glass.
Great video. However, I am unable to hook the door back in. I think I am not able to get it far enough back or tight enough so the notches on each side sit on the bottom of each opening in the frame which means as I bring the door down one or other side pushes back out. Any ideas ? Thanks.
Hello Mr Pouse, Not related to this video but I have changed the bulb on a Neff built-in cooker several times but this time the bulb glass blew itself off the bulb screw-in casing leaving the glass hanging on by the filament and the screw-in casing firmly screwed into the lamp assembly. I can get hold a little bit of the bulb casing but I am unable to unscrew it at all. Have you any experience of this problem, how to get the bulb casing out or indeed how to get the whole oven out so I can change the assemble from the outside? Any help or guidance would be much appreciated. Thank you. Pete
I've never tried to remove the bulb. I did fit the oven though. To remove the oven, with the door open there are a few screws on each side of the oven. Remove the screws and the oven should pull out. Just be careful if it is plugged in or hard wired, you will need to unplug or disconnect the cable. To allow oven to pull out safely. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
Isolate the supply to the light or the oven as a whole. Use long nosed pliers on the screw in bulb casing. You might need two pairs to get ample force on what's left of the bulb.
Thanks. That's great. Do you have instructions for removing the ovens from their housing? Do you have to remove both at once or can you just remove the bottom one?
They are one unit usually. If you open the door inside the front of the oven 'frame' there's usually two screws at the top and two at the bottom or maybe in the sides securing the oven to the wooden kitchen unit. Unscrew them then oven will slide out. But be careful as the will be a cable into the back. You need to turn power off and isolate first then watch you don't pull or pinch cable too tight. Gently does it!! Best of luck.
I find it really annoying that moisture always dribbles down between the panes of glass on my Neff oven door because it really is a pain to clean - but thanks for the video. Do you know to solve the problem of drips inside the door?
Just got a new oven and wold like to remove the doors to make it lighter for fitting. The oven looks just like the one here but the door hinges are different. No lift up clips It is a U1GCC0A.0B. Any ideas as to how to proceed?
Not sure what model that is. If it's a hide and slide then there are some clips to push on either side with a screw driver. But unfortunately without having the oven here I'm unable to see how it works or Id probably do another video! Best of luck both and thanks for watching.
Thanks. This was an ABSOLUTE PITA to reinstall. The Neff oven I have needs to be ultra careful that it is on the LAST notch (it has two) , otherwise it sits down too low and has a gap . After about 10 attempts, I found that by looking underneath from theb ottom , while guidingthe hinge , and pushing down firmly I was able to open door and engage hinge correctly. Took two of us . And plenty of swearing.
Great video except I can't get the door back on! One hinge just won't go in far enough to tilt the door back to sit at an angle before the step of closing the clips and when I tilt it up and down the clip slams closed, I need help!!
Not sure on this one. Have you tried checking there isn't debris in the slot for the hinge? Or maybe you just need to line it up better while sloting door back in? Best of luck with it.
@@POUSEaroundtheHOUSE See my comment on 27/12. Ensuringthe hinge was FULLY in on last notch was the trick. But could only see by looking up fron the bottom. Thanks for posting the video, was a great help'
When you on ur ceo neff and you open the door immediately, and the oven system went off, hope it has not damage the oven system sir, because that is what I just did to mine now and my oven refuse to on, what should I do now
See my previous comment. Problem now sorted. By chance my plumber was servicing our boiler and my wife asked him about the oven door. He had the same problem but then got cross with it and mole-grips in hand he yanked open the hinge so that thee door could be fitted. Moral: if it doesn't work, be bold and get to grips with it. It's more robust than you think.
It doesn’t show you the two things your supposed to rotate your just telling us to rotate them you don’t say which way they rotate the grey ones are easy it’s the concealed ones I’m talking about
No it’s not simple, never ever buy a neff. You have to entirely dismantle a door to tighten 2 bolts. Why could they either have a bolt threat all the way through so you don’t need to dismantle the door, or simply weld a fixed handle on the front. I certainly won’t be buying Neff again & I’m about to get 2 new kitchens.
Thank you so much ! Easy instructions simple to follow. The smears on the double glass were driving me mad every time I looked at them. Now, all sparkly and gleaming. 👍😀
Excellent!
This video is a god sent! My house rabbits live in the kitchen/diner and their fur was caught between the glass, I tried loads of methods to get it out but to no avail. Didn't realise taking the door off would be so simple. Thanks!
Excellent easy to follow instructions and vid.I have put off cleaning my oven door for months as I was scared that I’d break it but it was so simple and now the door is lovely and Gleaming once more
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you got your oven clean, and thanks for watching!
Thank you I've now cleaned my oven door twice & it was well overdue, years intact & now as good as new, thank you again.
No problem. Glad to help 👍
Thank you so much, worked a treat, needed to get to marks on inner glass, couldn’t have done it without your clear video, all glass panels clean now. 👍🏻
Glad to help.
Excellent. My door glass shattered (crazed) some time after use (oven is ~20 years old). This showed me how it was assembled and how to get it off. My door is older than this and the inside glass levers off (can't remove the top strip as screwed to the handle). Neff identified the door (>£220) but its cheaper than a new oven or an engineer. Need to take bits off old door and remount glasses (Needed a sash cramp to squeeze the bottom section in fully). Door flipped back in easily (following video instructions) and now waiting to try it out. Thanks (£100+ saved!)
Needed this video and it was easier to find than the instruction manual. As usual with all POUSE around the HOUSE videos, easy to understand and no nonsense.
You're welcome!
Thanks I was lost getting the door back using the manual but following your instructions it took a few minutes. Saved by you. Saved by TH-cam. Like. Like. Like.
Glad to have helped!
Don't you just the love the internet for stuff like this. Thanks for making the video, very clear.
Thanks for the feedback.
Fantastic! So helpful. The glass on the oven bulb had come apart from the screw-in piece, which was still screwed in, so I had to use my ingenuity to get it out. Without being able to take the door off, it would have been impossible to see what I was doing. Thanks so much.
No problem, glad to have helped.
Thank you so much. Clear instructions with no time wasting. Could not have done it without your video.
You're welcome!
Just wished I had seen this before calling out Neff to put door back.Excellent demonstration thank you.
Sorry it was too late for you but thanks for watching. I may have other useful videos if you browse my channel such as using the Neff timer. Best of luck and thanks for watching.
Thank you I have used this video a few times when cleaning and fixing the door handle.
Excellent!
Excellent used this as a guide to access and fix the loose handle on my Neff oven.
Thanks for asking the time to make and post.
Hi Mr Pouse, great video this made cleaning the inside of the oven so much easier . Thanks!
Glad to help
Great explanation, thank you - I've just followed this to do both doors on our oven. Thank you. Just a word of caution, however. Part of the internal frame on smaller upper over door is razor sharp. I neatly sliced a finger while cleaning the inside glass surface - so be careful in there people!
Thanks for the feedback.
Had an annoying stain on the inside of the door for ages! Thanks for the easy to follow instructions.
You're welcome!
SUPERB video. Strongly recommend it if you have a Neff oven.
Thanks for the feedback 👍
Thanks, POUSE around the HOUSE. Made me look like a DIY expert. Much appreciated.
No problem! Thanks for watching.
Thanks, so grateful for you showing us what to do. It was so simple when you know how.
Glad to help. 👍
Great video and easy to follow. Lovely clean oven now. Thanks!
Glad to help.
Beautifully well described. No long winded meaningless bullshit . Well done .Thank you
Thanks for the feedback and enjoy cleaning your oven door!
Excellent video thank you very much. Door looks brand new 👍
No problem 👍
Brilliant presentation, thank you. Made this job very straightforward and easy.
Thanks for the feedback.
Thank you! I've been trying to get my door glass off for ages 😀
No problem.
Excellent video. Unfortunately, my model of Neff oven is slightly different, so I can't take the glass out of my oven door to clean it thoroughly; but at least I can now detach the door from the rest of the oven.
Very helpful mate, just cleaned my oven, many thanks
No problem.
I came across this video after I had managed to remove the glass plates without taking off the oven door - quite unnecessary if you are careful I found.
But when I put it all back together, I was a bit disconcerted by the fact the two inner doors were touching - wasn't at all sure that that should be the case and spent a lot of time checking if there was any other way for them to sit, but then this video appears to show that was indeed correct.
A couple of things would be helpful to mention:
1. there is an etching on the intermediate glass that says" top right". Interestingly enough, this is entirely upside-down and the instruction manual says to be sure to place the etching on the bottom left of the door! Go figure why this should be so.
2. Be sure to place the door with the grey facing smooth side facing outwards they say - and that means inwards towards the inside of the oven. Goodness me, who wrote this stuff!
This video slots the glass plates in quick as a flash without any close ups to reassure you of the correct positioning, or to show that the two plates are basically touching before you replace the cover.
But it is easy-peasy to do at least.
Thanks for the feedback.
Appreciated the video and replaced upper door ok but lower door a swine. The LH hinge 'snaps shut' the momnt I pick up the door to refit. I cannot set the hinge correctly before fitting. Any ideas?
Someone else had same problem. They said they pulled it down with a mole grips. I can't say I've ever had that problem. Best of luck with it. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for posting mate - very useful
No problem.
Thank you! Oven ready for Xmas now. 😁
Hope you had a great Christmas 👍
Which side does the inner glass go on ?
It has writing saying “right side above” but im not sure if thats above facing me or the oven?
I tried to look in the video but not sure
Wow, it really is that easy
Nice shiny glass again, it's as good as new :)
Yes, it is!
Fantastic video step by step was great and I managed it no problem!!
Glad it helped!
I'm with Jays Gardens. When's the next part of your loft conversion? Keep up the good work.
This weekend hopefully. I've had a few busy weeks, editing and uploading is very time consuming. Full time job, children and loft conversion in my spare time, I barely have time to s***. Thanks for the support, the patience and thanks for watching!
Great stuff, just what I needed to know, excellent video.
Glad to help 👍
Great video. Unfortunately there are NEFF ovens that have a different construction. The inside glass seems to be glued a metal frame and is permanently stuck. I was not able to seperate the two pieces of glass.
Great video. However, I am unable to hook the door back in. I think I am not able to get it far enough back or tight enough so the notches on each side sit on the bottom of each opening in the frame which means as I bring the door down one or other side pushes back out. Any ideas ? Thanks.
Not sure sorry, if the clips are pulled up then it should go back very easily with no effort. Good luck with it!
Hello Mr Pouse, Not related to this video but I have changed the bulb on a Neff built-in cooker several times but this time the bulb glass blew itself off the bulb screw-in casing leaving the glass hanging on by the filament and the screw-in casing firmly screwed into the lamp assembly. I can get hold a little bit of the bulb casing but I am unable to unscrew it at all. Have you any experience of this problem, how to get the bulb casing out or indeed how to get the whole oven out so I can change the assemble from the outside? Any help or guidance would be much appreciated. Thank you. Pete
I've never tried to remove the bulb. I did fit the oven though. To remove the oven, with the door open there are a few screws on each side of the oven. Remove the screws and the oven should pull out. Just be careful if it is plugged in or hard wired, you will need to unplug or disconnect the cable. To allow oven to pull out safely. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
Isolate the supply to the light or the oven as a whole.
Use long nosed pliers on the screw in bulb casing. You might need two pairs to get ample force on what's left of the bulb.
@@1968spikey thanks for the advice!
@@1968spikey Thanks Spikey, that's pretty much what I had to do but not happy with the bulb blowing its glass off. Take care
hi. Any chance you could do a vid on extending the ring main please? Many thanks
I will in time, just busy at the moment. Thanks for watching!
Thanks. That's great. Do you have instructions for removing the ovens from their housing? Do you have to remove both at once or can you just remove the bottom one?
They are one unit usually. If you open the door inside the front of the oven 'frame' there's usually two screws at the top and two at the bottom or maybe in the sides securing the oven to the wooden kitchen unit. Unscrew them then oven will slide out. But be careful as the will be a cable into the back. You need to turn power off and isolate first then watch you don't pull or pinch cable too tight. Gently does it!! Best of luck.
Thank you I found the video very helpful
That was really helpful. Thank you
Great descriptive video easy to follow. Thanks
No problem.
Inside glass had suddenly shattered, got replacement on eBay, watched this carefully, replaced the glass, thank you.
Good work!!
how can you remove glass on microwave neff c54L60no ??? becouse mine is so dirty on inside and i need to clean it
Thanks for that sorted my oven out very quickly
Glad to help Gary!
Please could you do a video of how to install outdoor flood light.
I'll add it to my list of to do vids but won't be for a while sorry. Thanks for watching!
I find it really annoying that moisture always dribbles down between the panes of glass on my Neff oven door because it really is a pain to clean - but thanks for the video. Do you know to solve the problem of drips inside the door?
Hi Carole, I don't know how to fix that sorry but hopefully cleaning the glass occasionally might help with the visual problem! Thanks for watching.
When's the next part of the loft conversion coming ?
This weekend hopefully! Thanks for watching!
SO helpful! Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! Very helpful
fantasticly helpful!!
Thanks this was very useful.
You're welcome!
Superb video, thanks!
Thanks, glad to help.
absolute king behaviour being exhibited here thank u my man
Thank you.
Just got a new oven and wold like to remove the doors to make it lighter for fitting. The oven looks just like the one here but the door hinges are different. No lift up clips It is a U1GCC0A.0B. Any ideas as to how to proceed?
Not sure what model that is. If it's a hide and slide then there are some clips to push on either side with a screw driver. But unfortunately without having the oven here I'm unable to see how it works or Id probably do another video! Best of luck both and thanks for watching.
Thanks. This was an ABSOLUTE PITA to reinstall. The Neff oven I have needs to be ultra careful that it is on the LAST notch (it has two) , otherwise it sits down too low and has a gap . After about 10 attempts, I found that by looking underneath from theb ottom , while guidingthe hinge , and pushing down firmly I was able to open door and engage hinge correctly.
Took two of us . And plenty of swearing.
Glad it's sorted now!
I’m also having this problem. Home alone… cannot get it back on! At all!!
Can I ajust the door hinge my door does not shut fully
No, maybe you need to fiddle with the hinge, or maybe it's broken. Thanks for watching.
Great video except I can't get the door back on! One hinge just won't go in far enough to tilt the door back to sit at an angle before the step of closing the clips and when I tilt it up and down the clip slams closed, I need help!!
Not sure on this one. Have you tried checking there isn't debris in the slot for the hinge? Or maybe you just need to line it up better while sloting door back in? Best of luck with it.
@@POUSEaroundtheHOUSE See my comment on 27/12. Ensuringthe hinge was FULLY in on last notch was the trick. But could only see by looking up fron the bottom. Thanks for posting the video, was a great help'
Hi , i have taken the door out but it doesn't goes in again. The clips are closed and i don't know what to do.
Just open them back out again. Did you get it fixed?
@@POUSEaroundtheHOUSE yes. Thanks for saving me.
Good video but i have an oven door that tucks under the oven when open. My brackets are different
When you on ur ceo neff and you open the door immediately, and the oven system went off, hope it has not damage the oven system sir, because that is what I just did to mine now and my oven refuse to on, what should I do now
Excellent. Thank you so much.
No problem.
Thank You looks amazing now 🤘🏻
Brilliant news! Thanks for watching.
Great vid. Fair play. Viva TH-cam 👍
Thank you.
Thanks so much for this vid 🙏
No problem 👍
Do you know how to remove top oven/grill door?
How do you remove the door from the microwave please
No idea, I don't own a neff microwave. Thanks for watching.
@@POUSEaroundtheHOUSE Its not the standard oven door its the microwave door
Thanks!
No problem.
Awesome. Thanks!
No problem.
Brilliant thank you very much
No problem.
See my previous comment. Problem now sorted. By chance my plumber was servicing our boiler and my wife asked him about the oven door. He had the same problem but then got cross with it and mole-grips in hand he yanked open the hinge so that thee door could be fitted. Moral: if it doesn't work, be bold and get to grips with it. It's more robust than you think.
Glad it worked out. Thanks for watching 👍
Thank you
No problem.
excellent thankyou
My pleasure!
It doesn’t show you the two things your supposed to rotate your just telling us to rotate them you don’t say which way they rotate the grey ones are easy it’s the concealed ones I’m talking about
GLC on TH-cam 👍
Very funny Ian!
Any idea how to remove the oven racking for the trays? I need to clean them but rather not have my head in the oven 😂
No it’s not simple, never ever buy a neff. You have to entirely dismantle a door to tighten 2 bolts. Why could they either have a bolt threat all the way through so you don’t need to dismantle the door, or simply weld a fixed handle on the front. I certainly won’t be buying Neff again & I’m about to get 2 new kitchens.
Thanks really helpful 👍
Thank you
You're welcome