Need a replacment glass main oven door for Belling DB900e

Check the size of this

https://www.buyspares.com/main-oven-outer-glass/product.pl?pid=5239857

Check for residual stocks

https://www.google.com/search?q=Belling+900dfa+parts

Or you can order by size

https://www.google.com/search?q=oven+outer+glass+by+size

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Having searched it looks like a pull down oven door. It is normally a case of locking the hinge. How to fix your oven door glass Oven Door Glue has a video which shows several common types of hinge, and how to remove the door.

I found one for your unit on this site.
http://www.partmaster.co.uk/belling/cooker-oven/format-644wh/catalogue.pl?path=78825%2C112737%3A78826%2C112737&model_ref=2834384

Hi, cooktop glass replacement can be found at amazon, here: Amazon com Schott ceran glass take a look. Wish you best of luck

Hi.
You should not need to replace the complete door, just the door glass.
If you have not already done so, then I would suggest you contact the maker direct, they should be able to help you.
Try the web site.

WWW.BELLING.CO.UK.

this should help you.remember if you need parts visit our site and we have free video help
hinge video

Providing the oven is not more than 10 years old, then there,sholud be no prob obtaining a new door glass.
Go to: www.belling.co.uk
Then click on: www.4belling.co.uk/spares
Pleas leave a rating for my suggested solution.
Thanks.

I'm not familiar with this unit exactly but I'll give you some guidelines. You have a double layer or more of glass and the glass inside the unit is your problem. Generally, cleaning glass on ovens is no problem if you use cleaners that leave no residues, don't stress the glass and don't scratch it. Prepare a flat surface covered with newspaper to clean your glass. You may use a blue glass cleaner, a scrubby or VERY fine steel wool. Never use any cleaner which leaves residue. Use lots of liquid and very little pressure. Finish with a soft cloth. Clean the inside of the door and any of the gasket you can get to. Use only a sponge and detergent unless the area is really a mess.

First, be aware that the door is spring loaded and as you remove items, it will tend to snap closed. Note that there are probably screws that are near the base of the door, probably accessed from below. Remove these first. Then, remove side screws and carefully remove the panel holding the glass. This probably comes out into the room. There is a danger that the glass is not secured inside the panel so have the door fully open when 'dropping' the outside panel. Note the positions of all clips. You may even want to take a digital picture or two. When reassembling, never overtighten anything! All parts should lay flat and insert easily. Get assistance with reassembly...you'll need another pair of hands.

The same thing is happening with my oven. I have found a web page which sells the parts and removing the door and replacing the hinge would be easy enough. The design of the door however, may mean the problem just happens again.

http://www.espares.co.uk/part/cookers-and-hobs/belling/db3/p/1092/154/0/547474/550894/door-hinge.html