The doors on both ovens do not close tight. Are there replacement hinges? where can I get theme?

1. Check all the screws behind the oven door gasket - in place and tight.
2. Check that the door gasket is installed correctly and with all clips locked into place.
3. Check the center hinge receiver, all screws are in place for the front chassis support
4. Check the underside of the range below the center hinge receiver and make sure all 4 screws are tight and in place.
5. Check that the door hinges are installed correctly & both mounting screws are secure.
6. Check that the hinge retainers are closed and not blocked by the hinge cover.
7. Check the top of door liner with a straight edge - make sure the liner is not bowed more than the width of a dime.
8. Loosen the door panel top screws to a "relaxed" state. Open and close the door and retighten screws.
9. Check the light/latch switch assembly - if out of position or stuck in incorrect position.
10. If everything checks out, and oven light still stays on, replace hinges.

sounds to me like bottom hinges are set to close to oven/ need spacers so oven door closes flat top and bottom at moment it seems that bottom is to tight before oven door is closed ,try fitting spacers behind hinge fixings at bottom, good luck

When you say "oven door will not close properly", do you mean that it closes but not tightly against the rubber seal on the oven cavity?

Or is it some other closing problem?

If it is the former, then it is a sign of the door hinge springs wearing out. The solution to this is to replace both hinges on the offending door.

When you say "oven door does not close properly", do you mean that it closes but not tightly against the rubber seal on the oven cavity?
Or is it some other closing problem?

If it is the former, then it is a sign of the door hinge springs wearing out. The solution to this is to replace both hinges on the offending door.

If it is a drop down door with hinges on the bootom of the oven door, then it is likely to be weak door hinge springs, the usual solution is to replace both hinges.
If it is a swing open door, then the problem is related to a worn or broken door catch, or worn striker pin.

If it is a common problem with Omega, they may not be ready to admit it. Since it occured 2 times, possibly the hinges use nylon rollers for smooth and quiet operation, but the hinges are not well shielded from the hi heat of 500-600 degrees and the nylon parts fail after a few months constant heat exposure. There is a common problem that happens with oven doors when they do not seam to close tight: besides being old and normally worn, if a door is leaned on while it is open, the hinges could be stretched and then they will never allow the door to close tight. This has happened to many ovens regardless of age, and the customer never realized that the weight or pressure they applied to the door when in the open position has done damage; yet they wunder why the door does not close well. Goodluck,Macgivor

Replace door hinges.

Place a hammer handle between the door and the frame at the hinge location.
Carefully apply pressure on the door to push the door closed.
This will often re-set range door hinges.

Door not closing properly is normally due to weak door hinges.
Normal procedure is to replace both the hinges.
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All you need to do is replace the oven door hinges. as the springs are weak.
It is a fairly straight forward repair to do.
To obtain new hinges, got to:
www.bosch-spareparts.co.uk
or
www.espares.co.uk/bosch

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