Cleaning between the glass on a Jenn-Air range door

[@BrianJHall-wl4bf]

Hello David, Your Jenn-Air oven door cleaner tutorial made the glass cleaning process so fast and easy! I can now see my baked goods and fluffy omelets. I will never again have a blocked view of the final critical minutes when finishing off of baked items to perfection!

[@davidmartindaletheycallmemacgu]

So glad it was able to help you! Thanks for your comments.

[@tonymirra9855]

made my Jenn Air oven door look like new. thanks for this!

[@davidmartindaletheycallmemacgu]

So Glad I could help!

[@gjbyt]

Hello David - Thanks, that helped me get the door off. But I have an older model Jenn-Air, and there is also a screw in each side of the door. I took those out, but the inner part still doesn't want to come off. Can you tell me what else I need to do please?

[@cynthiaseamon9964]

Thanks so much for the video. I've been wondering how to do this!

[@davidmartindaletheycallmemacgu]

Your welcome, I was pretty sure other people were wondering how to clean between their range door glass too.

[@cindyandrews3185]

Helpful, ty

[@TheSirkarl101]

How do you replace the oven door gasket? Jenn air down draft. It is old as heck.

[@davidmartindaletheycallmemacgu]

It's actually pretty easy.Some gaskets are on the door and some are on the oven it's self, but the process is pretty much the same. Order the gasketby using the manufacture and model number of your range. You'll need a pair of needle nose pliers. Begin where the gasket is tucked into a hole at the bottom of the door and pull out the gasket, then follow the gasket where there is a T clip that holds the gasket into a hole and pull it out, continue moving along the gasket at each T clip and remove them. after they are all out pull the other end out of the hole it's in. then start at one end and begin pushing the T clips into the holes. The use the needle nose pliers and grab the end of the gasket just past the frayed end and push it into the hole then push any remains slack into the hole and repeat on the other end. The gasket will seem thicker than the old one, but close the door and lock it and leave it over night to help flatten the gasket. that should be it. Hope this helps.

[@Jarob9]

Well Done David! You make it look easy. I am going to go for it. Would the door in a wall oven come off the same?

[@davidmartindaletheycallmemacgu]

It should come off the same way

[@Jarob9]

@@davidmartindaletheycallmemacgu Thanks very much !

[@davidmartindaletheycallmemacgu]

@@Jarob9 glad to help!

[@lizzyocc]

Thanks for the info. My oven door glass is dirty dirty!

[@davidmartindaletheycallmemacgu]

Always Happy to help!

[@agelber824]

Thanks!

[@davidmartindaletheycallmemacgu]

You’re welcome, I hoped that after I figured out how to do it that it would help someone else.

[@julianwilkison8507]

Thank you info

[@davidmartindaletheycallmemacgu]

You're welcome, my client had lived with cob webs between the glass for years. She was so excited to have clean glass.

[@davidmartindaletheycallmemacgu]

Your welcome

[@davidmartindaletheycallmemacgu]

Can you send me the model number and I’ll try to help