Question about Jenn-Air Jenn Air French Door Floating glass Cabinet-Depth Bottom Freezer 20 Cu. Ft. - JFC2089H
Looking for dis-assembly instruction to clean inside of the glass on Jenn-Air model SVD48600P Gas/Electric range w/convection oven
Sounds familiar. I saw this thread this afternoon while trying to clean my own oven window. My sense is it is definitely a design flaw. It's just too easy to drip something down the top door vents onto the inside of the multiple glass panes.
Here's what I did. I removed the door, following the manual instructions. Open the door to 1/4 and lift it up. Then I put it down on a soft surface and started removing screws until it came apart. It wasn't too complicated though it took some time. Be sure to keep track of your screws as you do this as there are a few different kinds.
Posted on Aug 12, 2008
My problem is dog hair getting between the glass panels on the over door. My husband and I have figured out how to take the door apart to clean it, but it's not easy. It takes both of us to do it and you're afraid you're going to break it the whole time. When I called Jenn Air they acted as if they had never heard of this problem. They advised me not to take it apart but to contact a repair guy. I can't call a repair guy everytime this needs to be done. They should offer some type of fix for this design flaw.
I think that if you can remove the oven door, you can clean inside the glass. My wife doesn't have a Jenn Air double oven like Guest, but a Miele H 398 BP2 double oven with double pane glass doors.
The door on this Miele has a 20" by 1/2" slot at the bottom. You can easily insert a cleaning rag and use a flat and long ( 1/2" wide by 24") barbecue stick to clean and dry the inside of the glass window. Cleaning is the easier part.
The real problem is removing the door and re-assembling the door. it takes strength for these door are heavy and hard to hold on to.
For a Miele oven, the procedure for removing and re-assembling the oven door after cleaning its inside glass surface can be seen on page 77 and 78 of the PDF at this link:
http://www.mieleusa.com/manuals_pdf/Resi...
An important point: when reinstalling the door, the hinge must be half cocked, i.e., pushed down to make a 120 degree with the body of the door panel. Since the spring that keeps the hinge cocked is very strong, you will have to insert something such as a 1/4" diameter round metal stick in the space between the cocked hinges and door panel, and then push down the locking clamps to keep the hinge cocked. with both hinges thus cocked, insert into the oven slot reserved for them until they seat well, open the door toward the horizontal, and then lower the locking clamps to lock down the door hinge.
Good luck!
Henry
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I lifted the door off and ran hot water through the top of the door which washed all the grease away. I used her kitchen sink that has a pull out faucet, I suppose you could fill a bucket with hot water and do it outside. I slid the door back on to the brackets and put the oven on 400 degrees for 30 minutes. It dried thoroughly and looks pretty clean. Th even had been used a few times after the grease appeared but I would assume if it had become more dry it may have taken repeated hot water rinsing. I hope this helps someone.
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