Thanks for watching, and I hope your stove door cleanout goes as nicely as this one did. Hit that like button if this video helped you in any way, or you just found it interesting. Also leave a comment if you have a different style door, and you would like to see how it needs to be taken apart and cleaned out. Have a great day!!
Your video was a life saver! I have been looking at a nasty oven door for years. Thought the only way to get it cleaned was an expensive service call. Realized that the process was tedious but not at all hard. And now I have a clean oven door. Thank you, thank you!
Thank you! Love the pace and calmness in the way you present. Thanks for explaining everything about removing, cleaning, and reinstalling. For those of us only familiar with screwdrivers, maybe you could hold up the tool you are using to remove the bolts? Thanks again!
Thank you Greg, for breaking down this task into manageable steps. We worked on our oven door this afternoon. It's now spotless and reassembled--with no leftover parts! And it functions beautifully. Your video was the roadmap that inspired us to undertake this project; and it was the perfect guide from start to finish.
Hi Greg, at the end of the day, my model Kitchenaid oven was not the same as yours, but based on what you taught in this video it went off without a hitch. Thanks, Dave
Thank you, have watched several other videos that showed how to take the outer two pieces apart but I needed to locate the fastening screws. Based on this being the make I have, it explained everything very well. Clean glass, happy me!
Thank you for doing this. There is no way we could have navigated the dismantling of this oven door to get to the FOUR layers of glass to clean them. We had no idea there were four sheets of glass. THANK YOU!!!!
Thank you for taking the time to make this instructional video. You guided me through the process that I thought was not possible. The doors look like new!
This was SOOOO helpful! I watched a bunch of other videos before I found your video. You video helped me take apart and put back together my oven door. Thank you!!!
Thank you for your great video! I took the door apart by myself however when I reassembled the door, I had extra screws. (I took the door - 3 glasses apart completely). Your video was very helpful in successfully re-assembling my oven door!
I REALY appreciated your video! The glass top of my stove broke last week and I got lucky by finding the same stove on a resale site for cheap. I swapped mine out for the second hand one and will just need to swap the bottom oven element from mine to the new one to have a fully functioning unity that looks brand new! It did need a good cleaning however so I used your vid to take the door apart and clean all the glass too! Next I will finish dissembling my stove to keep the essentials parts for spares. Many of the components for this oven are not available anymore as my digital model has been discontinued. The parts that are still availablehe are very expensive especially the digital panels! Worst come to worst, I could sell parts for both to buy a new one LOL! I love that folk like you share your knowledge to teach others. Keep them coming! Take care
That middle screw is the warranty screw. The only way to get it off is to break it off. There is no screw head for that bolt . That lets the company know it has been opened.
thank you Thomas for this great video! Your pace was perfect for me. Other videos go too fast. Also, I liked that you kept in the part where you had to turn a metal bracket around because the holes didn't match up. Letting me see that happen to you helps me be patient with myself. Thank you so much!
Thanks... interesting to see that your door actually has 3 pieces of glass... on another video I watched there seems to have been one piece of glass in the front door side and then one piece of glass under it.... your oven has 3 pieces... perhaps the other video I watched the person didn't have to get to that 3rd piece.. We have double 30" doors that we need to clean and this video really helped... .thanks.
Its a little nerve racking worrying about breaking the glass pieces, just take your time and don't get too rammy with things, if its not going together easily there's probably something out of place, you can do it. Of course unless you are in edmonton then sure I can come down. Thanks for watching 18betz.
You’d think they could’ve come up with a simpler method by which to open each panel like a latch or something. Or at least use the same types of screws or bolts across the board. Thanks for the video. Good stuff.
Excellent video. But with all the videos showing how to do this, ISN'T THIS A MAJOR MANUFACTURER DESIGN FLAW THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN CORRECTED FOR EVERY OWNER?
Thanks for watching Don Miller, the problem is that there needs to be vent in the door or the glass would get too hot, those vents are where the spills from the stove go into. Every manufacturer has this issue and probably always will.
@@Thomasappliance I haven't started taking ours apart yet, nor have I studied oven door design long, but I do not accept that this could not ("always") be avoided. Off the top of my naive non-repairman head, I would suggest that if the vents HAVE to be on top, how about a drip pan under the vents that drains somewhere around the glass instead of directly down to the glass? Or perhaps, put all those vents on the side so there's no direct gravity-driven path straight to the glass? Or cynically, is this just a ploy to keep appliance repairmen employed LOL?
Thanks for watching Joseph Woods, no I didn't have the stove for this one just a door, I think I'm going to make a video just about that because it can be a pain.
PLEASE PLEASE show how to put the door back in! using the wrench to pull the latch open was great, but "tilt the door forward and lift it up" isn't working to re-attach the door.
I must have an older model. The last piece that you re-installed does not have a bracket on the bottom, so it falls down when I put it all together. Can you help me determine what kind of bracket I need?
Thanks for watching Patti Romanello. Every door has differences in them, so if I had the model number of your stove and a picture of the door apart I might be able to figure out whats missing.
I went to remove my stove door and realized that my hinges are damaged. The metal clip isn’t able to be flipped up all the way to remove the door. I’m not sure what to do at this point 😳
I have a KitchenAid model KODE500ESS03 double oven which has a two-pane "glass pack" in each door in between the outer door panel and the inner door panel. The inner side of the glass pack (between the two panes) has condensation marks, etc. and needs cleaned. Any way to take this glass pack apart, instead of having to buy a whole new assembly?
Hi Greg - Thanks so much for this video. Our Kitchenaid was slightly different from this one, as the screws holding the outer part of of the door on were on the sides (not the bottom and top like your video). We somehow missed the first step you showed with the popping out of the hinges and once I started removing the screws on the side near the hinge, the hinge popped and moved into a very 90 degree position. I'm wondering if I'm in deep doo doo now. I've cleaned the glass and I'm trying to get the hinges to move back using a wrench and sort of struggling. Can this be done and do I need to do it in order to get the door back on. I have a KODE507ESS. Thanks so much if you have any advice.
@@Thomasappliance - Thanks - I found a video on resetting hinges and it just needed more muscle than I put in at first. Oven door has been successfully re-installed. Thanks again!!!
Thanks for watching, and I hope your stove door cleanout goes as nicely as this one did. Hit that like button if this video helped you in any way, or you just found it interesting. Also leave a comment if you have a different style door, and you would like to see how it needs to be taken apart and cleaned out. Have a great day!!
Great job, much appreciated. Clear, easy to follow that even a guy not known for his DIY skills was able to tackle this job and it went flawlessly.
Awesome, I'm glad it went well. Good job!
Finally after 10 years my husband will clean the oven door, thank you for your detailed instructions 👌
Happy to help
Your video was a life saver! I have been looking at a nasty oven door for years. Thought the only way to get it cleaned was an expensive service call. Realized that the process was tedious but not at all hard. And now I have a clean oven door. Thank you, thank you!
Mind Prime You Thanks for watching, and I'm glad one of my videos could help you out and save you some money.
Thank you! Love the pace and calmness in the way you present. Thanks for explaining everything about removing, cleaning, and reinstalling. For those of us only familiar with screwdrivers, maybe you could hold up the tool you are using to remove the bolts? Thanks again!
Ann Happ, Thanks so much for watching, and yes that's a good idea thanks.
Thank you Greg, for breaking down this task into manageable steps. We worked on our oven door this afternoon. It's now spotless and reassembled--with no leftover parts! And it functions beautifully. Your video was the roadmap that inspired us to undertake this project; and it was the perfect guide from start to finish.
Thank you so much Elaine Brown for the great feedback and for watching!!
Thank you for making this video, made our oven look brand new😊
Thanks for watching azmotorcop, I'm glad the video helped!
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Hi Greg, at the end of the day, my model Kitchenaid oven was not the same as yours, but based on what you taught in this video it went off without a hitch. Thanks, Dave
That's great to hear, good job!
Thank you so much! 6 moved into a "new-to-us" condo and the oven door was pretty dirty! Really appreciate your posting this.
Thanks for the message. Hopefully, the video helped.
I followed your video, and now my wife’s happy, and so am! Thanks!
Thats awesome to hear thanks for watching, and hit that subscribe button if you haven't already for more videos to get you bonus points.
Excellent job. Every bit as detailed as I needed it to be!
Glad the video helped, thanks for the feedback.
Thank you, have watched several other videos that showed how to take the outer two pieces apart but I needed to locate the fastening screws. Based on this being the make I have, it explained everything very well. Clean glass, happy me!
Thanks for watching Bee Morgan, I'm glad the video helped!
Thank you for doing this. There is no way we could have navigated the dismantling of this oven door to get to the FOUR layers of glass to clean them. We had no idea there were four sheets of glass. THANK YOU!!!!
Thanks for watching Gayle Leslie, and you are very welcome, I'm glad it helped.
Thank you for taking the time to make this instructional video. You guided me through the process that I thought was not possible. The doors look like new!
Thanks for watching Markj, and you are very welcome, I'm glad everything worked out good.
Thanks! Worked well
Your very welcome!!
Awesome video good man,, you helped to perfection. Glad to have content like this on TH-cam!
You are very welcome, thanks for watching!
This was SOOOO helpful! I watched a bunch of other videos before I found your video. You video helped me take apart and put back together my oven door. Thank you!!!
Thanks for watching deidrecarr1673, I'm so glad the video helped out. And good job!
Thank you for your great video!
I took the door apart by myself however when I reassembled the door, I had extra screws. (I took the door - 3 glasses apart completely).
Your video was very helpful in successfully re-assembling my oven door!
Thanks for watching Lou R, and I'm glad I was able to help.
I REALY appreciated your video! The glass top of my stove broke last week and I got lucky by finding the same stove on a resale site for cheap. I swapped mine out for the second hand one and will just need to swap the bottom oven element from mine to the new one to have a fully functioning unity that looks brand new! It did need a good cleaning however so I used your vid to take the door apart and clean all the glass too! Next I will finish dissembling my stove to keep the essentials parts for spares. Many of the components for this oven are not available anymore as my digital model has been discontinued. The parts that are still availablehe are very expensive especially the digital panels! Worst come to worst, I could sell parts for both to buy a new one LOL! I love that folk like you share your knowledge to teach others. Keep them coming! Take care
Thank you so much for the kind words. Thats awesome you found a stove like that, that was the same. Thanks for watching Jennifer Gorman.
Very good instructions 15:57 i would use him again for instructions.
Thank you so much thats good to hear, make sure you hit the subscribe button so you can find me again if needed.
thank you!!!.. great video
Thank you for the great feedback!!
Thank you so much for sharing! I thought it was hopeless to clean between the glass
Thanks for watching myabacon, and you are very welcome, hopefully it went well.
This is next on my to-do list.
Thanks for watching gunsandgearguide, they really aren't all that tough to do, and it makes a big difference, good luck!
@@Thomasappliance I'll definitely refer to your video instructions. Cheers, Josh
@@gunsandgearguide6949 awesome ty, let me know if you would like to see a video I dont have also!
Thank you
Thanks for watching earlnorred6908, and you are very welcome.
That middle screw is the warranty screw. The only way to get it off is to break it off. There is no screw head for that bolt . That lets the company know it has been opened.
Thanks for watching
Just what I was looking for, very helpful! Thank you for sharing😻
Thanks for watching Coffee Cat TV, and for the awesome feedback. I'm glad the video helped.
Nicely done. Very helpful.
Thank you for watching!!
thank you Thomas for this great video! Your pace was perfect for me. Other videos go too fast. Also, I liked that you kept in the part where you had to turn a metal bracket around because the holes didn't match up. Letting me see that happen to you helps me be patient with myself. Thank you so much!
I'm glad the video helped, thanks for watching!
Thanks... interesting to see that your door actually has 3 pieces of glass... on another video I watched there seems to have been one piece of glass in the front door side and then one piece of glass under it.... your oven has 3 pieces... perhaps the other video I watched the person didn't have to get to that 3rd piece.. We have double 30" doors that we need to clean and this video really helped... .thanks.
Thanks for watching Dave Kirkey, I'm glad the video helped you out.
Thx brother
Np at all, glad it helped!
Good brother. Thanks for the video good brother..
Thanks for watching Common Sense Conversation. And thanks for the great feedback!
Would you come over please? I don't have the nerve to do this myself. I'll clean your car! lol
Its a little nerve racking worrying about breaking the glass pieces, just take your time and don't get too rammy with things, if its not going together easily there's probably something out of place, you can do it. Of course unless you are in edmonton then sure I can come down. Thanks for watching 18betz.
We did it wrong 😣all the time😏. Now that we close the da** door , we found your video😅😅😅😅
Hopefully it helped, good luck!
Thank you.❤
Thanks for watching Kathleen Marie.
You’d think they could’ve come up with a simpler method by which to open each panel like a latch or something. Or at least use the same types of screws or bolts across the board. Thanks for the video. Good stuff.
Yeah I hear ya, I wish they would also, truth is they don't want homeowners in there so they make it difficult. Thanks for watching riseup4473!
Have exactly the same oven door. Flipped the safety thingy but cannot take the door off, no matter what I do.
Thanks for watching johnkao, you should just be able to push it towards the stove and it unhooks. What is your model number?
Excellent video. But with all the videos showing how to do this, ISN'T THIS A MAJOR MANUFACTURER DESIGN FLAW THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN CORRECTED FOR EVERY OWNER?
Thanks for watching Don Miller, the problem is that there needs to be vent in the door or the glass would get too hot, those vents are where the spills from the stove go into. Every manufacturer has this issue and probably always will.
@@Thomasappliance I haven't started taking ours apart yet, nor have I studied oven door design long, but I do not accept that this could not ("always") be avoided. Off the top of my naive non-repairman head, I would suggest that if the vents HAVE to be on top, how about a drip pan under the vents that drains somewhere around the glass instead of directly down to the glass? Or perhaps, put all those vents on the side so there's no direct gravity-driven path straight to the glass? Or cynically, is this just a ploy to keep appliance repairmen employed LOL?
Great video but did I miss something how did you remove the door??
Thanks for watching Joseph Woods, no I didn't have the stove for this one just a door, I think I'm going to make a video just about that because it can be a pain.
PLEASE PLEASE show how to put the door back in! using the wrench to pull the latch open was great, but "tilt the door forward and lift it up" isn't working to re-attach the door.
I've made a video for it just going through editing process. Thanks for watching Ginger Mickelson.
I must have an older model. The last piece that you re-installed does not have a bracket on the bottom, so it falls down when I put it all together. Can you help me determine what kind of bracket I need?
Thanks for watching Patti Romanello. Every door has differences in them, so if I had the model number of your stove and a picture of the door apart I might be able to figure out whats missing.
I am so thankful for this video. I took my oven door to pieces and cleaned it only to realize how the &$@$ do I put it back together.
Thank you for watching Alex F, and for the great feedback.
I went to remove my stove door and realized that my hinges are damaged. The metal clip isn’t able to be flipped up all the way to remove the door. I’m not sure what to do at this point 😳
Thanks for watching brianfarris, sometimes you have to tweak the clips a little because they can get bent out of shape, good luck.
I have a KitchenAid model KODE500ESS03 double oven which has a two-pane "glass pack" in each door in between the outer door panel and the inner door panel. The inner side of the glass pack (between the two panes) has condensation marks, etc. and needs cleaned. Any way to take this glass pack apart, instead of having to buy a whole new assembly?
It looks like the piece comes apart but when I look up parts it comes as a pack, so not 100% sure on that one.
Hi Greg - Thanks so much for this video. Our Kitchenaid was slightly different from this one, as the screws holding the outer part of of the door on were on the sides (not the bottom and top like your video). We somehow missed the first step you showed with the popping out of the hinges and once I started removing the screws on the side near the hinge, the hinge popped and moved into a very 90 degree position. I'm wondering if I'm in deep doo doo now. I've cleaned the glass and I'm trying to get the hinges to move back using a wrench and sort of struggling. Can this be done and do I need to do it in order to get the door back on. I have a KODE507ESS. Thanks so much if you have any advice.
Thanks for watching Melba Wu, yes you can get the hinges back, its a pain but it can be done. Hopefully it works out for you.
@@Thomasappliance - Thanks - I found a video on resetting hinges and it just needed more muscle than I put in at first. Oven door has been successfully re-installed. Thanks again!!!
Is this a kitchenaid gas oven?
No it is an electric stove, thanks for watching patriciaplumbe
Thanks, what does your arm say?
Thanks for watching Doreen Savoie, it says "life isn't lived, unless you've experienced the unknown."
@@Thomasappliance we put the door back on and now the oven door won’t open.
@@doreensavoie289 did the hinges sit in the machine right?
To much work for me. I'd rather pay someone to do it for me.
Yeah its definitely not for everyone, thanks for watching Fred Romero!
You seem to be out of breath.but you look relatively young. Do you smoke cigarettes?
Thanks for watching paulking, no I don't smoke. There's a lot of stuff going on between shoots that the videos don't show.
This is ridicoulos. I wonder if KITCHEN AID provides cleaning service. I should have gone with a SAMSUNG!
Thanks for watching jtmtorez, most samsung are actually worse Lol. Taking apart any stove door is usually a pain.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for that, it is greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Np at all Matt R, thanks for watching!!