How to replace oven door hinge springs New World TGO 90

Don't know about your gas oven, but we have a Tappan wall oven (electric) that we want to get rid of. Maybe you could get the door hinges and spring from it? We are in East Tennessee.

get new hinge assemblies

chk the spring and the door hinge. it is probably the hinge-spring that is broke, or slipped out of the hinge. lol.

Usually doors lift off. You may have to dismantle the door to remove the hinges. Take one to a supplier to get the right hinge.

THIS IS PROBABLY BEST LEFT TO A QUALIFIED ENGINEER. To reset the grill thermal cut out. This is located under the metal panel at the top of the unit and it is necessary to ether partially or fully remove the whole oven from its housing to get at it. 1. Disconnect electric supply. 2 remove the 2 housing retaining screws. These are located either side of the at the top of the grill cavity. 3.Pull the whole oven /grill unit out and support it underneath to stop it falling forward. 4. Remove metal cover covering top of oven. 5. the safety cut out is a small component that has 2 wires connected to it by spade terminals, in the middle of which is a small red button. push this button gently with the end of a pencil or screwdriver until it clicks. This should now be reset and allow the gas supply to the grill to resume. Finally reassemble making sure that the integrity of the gas and electrical supplies are, in no way compromised and test.

you either have a bent door hinge or a broken door spring.
check the hinges by opening the door and see if it opens past 90 degrees. if it leans towards the floor then the hinges are bent.
if not then your door springs are broken off. you can check this by seeing if the door "feels" heavy when opening.
either way the door should close tight against the frame when up and the light should not come on without opening the door.

This is a relatively easy fix however you will need to remove the door and it is heavy!

Start by opening the door completely and engage the small "locks" that are at the base of the hinge. This will ensure that the spring loaded hinges do not "spring open" when you remove the door. You then will need to remove the hinges from the door via a series of phillips head screws that hold the hinge assembly in place. The new hinges must be "preloaded" into the Open position using a vise or some means of holding the hinge in place while you use a small section of pipe to provide leverage needed to open the hinge so that the Locks can be engaged.

Once the new hinges are "pre-loaded" and the locks are engaged, you can reverse the procedure to re-install the hinges into the door and re-install the door.

Good luck!!

The hinges are commercially avaialble from Applianceparts.com

You are right in thinking it is the door hinges that is the cause of the problem .they are non adjustable, so only solution is to replace both hinges.
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I have a TGO 70 for sale in Doncaster

other than checking the door seal itself, make sure its intact and door closes properly. make sure door' doesnt spring back open after closing does the opening along sid look to be even all the way up the side. maybe the oven door opens more than 90 degrees?? if it does id look into replacing the door hinges