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Yesterday I spilled a cup of coffee with milk and sugar. It ran down the oven door and leaked between the two layers of glass on the door. How do I take the door apart to clean between the two layers of glass? I don't really want to pay for a service call, for a cleaning job. Thanks for the help.

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Unfortunately, you will probably have to call for service. It is a very detailed task with many screws, seals and insulation involved.

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I see many questions come up at Fixya.com about oven door glass that has broken and how to replace the glass. For many ovens it is a relatively simple task. It will take about an hour for most people, depending on the skill level, and the type of door.

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For your safety, make sure that the power is turned off to the oven before starting this job also. The open the oven door and remove the screws on the inside face of the door. If the door can be remove easily you can remove it, but it is not necessary to do that. Make sure that you place the pieces of the door as they come off and the screws in a place to keep them organized for when you put everything back together.

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