Kitchen aid oven door glass

Most oven doors come apart once you have removed the door from the oven. Look for clips, screws etc that you can undo to release the glass.. Sometimes you have to remove the front handle as well. Do it carefully and slowly. The glass can slide out when you least expect it and can smash on the floor or you can get cut. Take note of how it comes apart so you can put it back together again correctly.

I had mine apart to clean and could not figure out how it went back together. The side strips I thought helped hold the glass in but they dont. I then discovered the side plastic strips go back in on the flip side-inner oven side. Grrrrrrrrr...wasted half a day trying to figure this out.

Hello, OVEN DOOR Oven Door

#1 -- Oven door liner
#2 -- Oven inner glass
#3 -- Oven door hinge
#4 -- Retainer, glass
#5 -- Bracket, handle
#6 -- Door glass seal, top
#7 -- Door glass seal, side
#8 -- Oven outer door glass
#9 -- Door handle
#10
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Had to remove the screws on the BOTTOM of the outside door, then panel came off after all the screws (inside oven door included) were off...
Reversed the order to put back on.. Cleaned (all) three glass pieces nicely... Now after reading the problems with the self cleaning part (doors getting stuck!) - I'm afraid to try mine!

I had a similar problem with a spill running into the vent and between the glass. I had to take the door apart clean it and then put it back together. It sounds hard, but it was just a few screws and a little time.

While waiting for someone else to answer my question, I fiddled around with the door parts. I managed to reassemble them! Here's how:

1. start with the glass panel. Slide the glass panel into the slot at the bottom of the front door frame on the stove.

2. next attach the handle. There are slots on the bottom of the handle that fit into the top of the glass panel. Slide the handle slots into the top of the glass panel.

3. screw the handle onto the oven door using the predrilled holes on the inside face of the oven door.

4. last, attach each of the two side trim strips. Slide the top of each strip into the bottom of the handle on each side of the oven door. Then slightly bend the strip outwards so that they are short enough to fit into the bottom slot of the oven door frame on each side of the glass panel.

It is simple enough not to need a manual.
1- open the door, then pull outwards. The door mounts slide right out.
2- lay flat on a towel on the floor. Remove screws on the inside of the door.
3- remove each piece and layer of the door and glass panels. Set them aside in order so you know how it goes back together
4- replace broken inner glass panel
5- put each piece back together, install screws
6- slide door (mounts) back into their homes on the front of the range

It is surprisingly simple. All you need is a #2 Phillips screwdriver and a bit of patience.

Tip: make sure to clean each glass panel while you have the door apart. Use a razor blade for those stubborn burnt on stains.

they're called towers. They go on the 2 long screws once you've put the screws through - so they go between the two panels. They are used to space the 2 panels so that they line up flush when they are back together.

you need to remove the door. On your model just grab the door and lift and it should lift right off. Then remove the screws that run along the bottom of the door. Remove the bottom trim and the glass should slide down and off. Reverse to assemble