Oven Inner Door Glass | Repair & Replace

[@AmreSupply]

Did this video help you fix your oven door? Did you run into any problems? Let us know in the comments!

[@billdomb]

Classuc example of a how-to video. Thanks!

[@AmreSupply]

Glad it was helpful! We try to make all of our videos just as clear and easy to follow as this!

[@braxtone]

Great video, it helped me get the lay of the land on my LG LTEL7337D. Thanks!

[@AmreSupply]

You're welcome, we're glad you found it helpful!

[@jeffthorp]

Excellent video. Thank you so much.

[@AmreSupply]

You're welcome Jeff, we're just happy to help!

[@gbsk12]

This makes sense except mine has a gasket sort of like a rope Where does that go and in what step or order?

[@gbsk12]

I have a Whirlpool. i believe the model number is xFE381LVO as it is hard to read. It has ametal frame which will hold a piece of glass on each side and fiberglass insulation goes in there also. Where and how?

[@AmreSupply]

Thanks for watching. The Whirlpool xFE381LVO is not a model that I'm familiar with so I can't speak to what variations there are in the gasket or how it is replaced outside of what we show in this video.

[@sharoncook8376]

Can you tell me is the glass just a single piece or a sealed unit ? Thank u

[@AmreSupply]

Thanks for watching. It depends on the model. As mentioned in the video, some models have 2 separate pieces of inner door glass. Other models have both pieces joined together in a sealed unit. You can enter you model number in the model lookup tool. This will help you figure out what sort of glass is in your oven door: www.amresupply.com/lookup

[@mikeATgrowintheglass]

Can I replace one (or both) of the inner glass panels with any glass sheet of the same dimensions or is there a particular type of glass that is needed?

[@AmreSupply]

Thanks for watching. Tempered glass is used in oven door as the glass needs to be able to resist heat and cooling. These extremes can cause regular glass to shatter.

[@mikeATgrowintheglass]

@@AmreSupply Thank you

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@@mikeATgrowintheglass You're welcome!