Removing a Neff Slide&Hide oven door (and what to do when it won't go back on)

[@mikeclark9415]

Using this video I have just removed, cleaned and replaced my Neff hide and slide oven door, I was dreading this task as I've had problems in the past, but it had to be done as gravy or some thick type liquid had managed to get in-between the glass panels. So...used the video to take the door off, used the oven instruction manual to take the door glass panels out, and finally used the video to replace the door...Job done, will never be apprehensive again needing to take the door off, defo the easiest to follow on YT. Massive thanks!!👍 Oh yeah, finally, anyone out there wants me to come round, remove and replace their oven door....give me a shout!! 🤣🤣

[@jonedgar5996]

This is so easy to do. Took me about 2 minutes. The door mechanism is brilliantly designed and so easy to clean when its removed and the official Neff video is absolutely spot on. I cant believe people have found it so difficult.

[@oxmikey69]

This is actually the most detailed and clear instruction for putting the door back on, definitely watch to the end as no other clip shows this in clear detail.

[@tonyregan3882]

Thanks for the bit about getting the door back on. I was completely at a loss looking at 3 rollers that weren't in a line and nobody could have guessed that the claws could be engaged the way you showed it. Neff should build this troubleshooting step into their instructions, judging by your 190,000 views from people scratching their heads about getting the door back on!!

[@amanaflor]

And again, for the third time, I watch this video so I can put the door back without letting the bar get out of it’s cradle. A big THANK YOU for this video! I hope NEFF has an alternative for such a hassle. It is very easy to get breadcrumbs in the inner part of the door.

[@JGSongsYT]

NEFF do have an alternative Simone. It involves paying £99 for an engineer to come out in, ooh, about a week's time. Steve's method is far quicker and cheaper.

[@kumarmalhotra5547]

Great video...I got really stuck trying to put the door back until I saw this and realised the roller thing was right at the back!

[@charliehead94]

Excellent video. Better than the Neff vid. The art of good instruction is not only clarity of the instructions, but what to do if you cock up!👍

[@MC-dq4gh]

This absolutely saved my job... I had to take the oven door off to clean the glass and did exactly what you spent 40 mins on I couldn’t understand for the life of me how to get the door back on or what I was doing wrong, I was just about to tell my client I’ve broke his oven then I came across your video... thank thank thank you especially for the last bit of this video!!!

[@carolpaull4914]

Couldn't have got door back on without your guide thank you.

[@martinwaddell8429]

Latest very satisfied viewer! Had to remove the door to replace a badly scratched inner glass panel. Dreading the job, as my kitchen fitter had done one previously and had terrible trouble doing it. Neff written instructions aren’t quite as helpful as they might be. But your video makes all the difference, and the job went very smoothly. You the man!!

[@RootsKent]

I'm glad it helped and thanks for taking the time to comment - always nice to know I've helped someone!

[@stevenmcevoy5413]

Thanks Steve, We have just cleaned all the interior glass and our oven is sparkling. Your instructions were brilliant. PS we live just down the road in Selling.

[@RootsKent]

As a local, you might like my the twitter photo robot I made too twitter.com/viewfromroots

[@rb3883]

Steve, you're an oven hero! Me and my mate were fannying around for an hour last night trying to get the door back on, watched your video, 5-10 mins later all sorted, thanks a lot. I might add, very well presented and well structured, highlighting the pitfalls etc, so well done!

[@RootsKent]

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, I like to hear the videos help people

[@wendymitchell3489]

Thank you SO much. Watched your video after struggling for nearly an hour. Worked a treat, had done it before with no problem so couldn't work out why I couldn"t get the door back on.

[@kennethmillar61]

Steve thanks for very well executed video, all the best

[@RootsKent]

Thanks 👍

[@tattybrown2848]

Super helpful. Having read the manual and failed to remove the door - this video was a life safer. Thank you!

[@donhughes8465]

We encountered the door won't go back on problem. It was exactly the problem you describe. We hadn't got the door in the lock position properly before pulling it off. The hinges then whacked shut. Your trick with the screwdriver to lever the hinges open didn't work for me. The hinge was too closed and my screwdriver too long such that it got in the way when trying to get the hinge far enough open to lock. So I wrapped an old USB cable around the upper circular guide, made a handle of the lengh of wire and used that to pull the hinge into position. Job done in five minutes and the door back on. Sadly it took me over an hour to think the USB! But I would not have got there without your demonstration. THANK YOU!

[@RootsKent]

You're very welcome, and I love the idea of using an old USB cable!

[@solsurf1975]

Ok so after taking off over 200 doors I can do this in seconds now, there's a couple of points that makes it easier and to ensure the luggs don't miss the cradle. 1 Don't open the door so much 2 after turning the coin slots pull the door open a little more and you'll hear a click. Which is the door locking in place. It's subtle so you have to be gentle. Anyway good video.

[@amyharcourt5897]

Thank you so much for this! Had the same problem & the metal bar had rolled to the back of the oven. I’d have been calling a repair agent if not for you & this video!

[@joncoke8208]

Great video made alot more sense then the instructions, took ten minutes to remove it then another 30mins trying to realign the door back in with those stupid rollers

[@pennybucknall3737]

Hi Steve in the 18months I have had my slide & glide oven I have only managed once to take it out and clean and that I think was a fluke as I have avoided doing it again due to the difficulty I had found the whole process to be. Needless to say my oven door was not looking its best if a pan boiled over on my induction hob it seem to spill over and dribble down into the oven door I should not have had my hob above the oven big mistake. I decided to today to look again on you tube to see whether anyone could help me understand the process of getting the door out for cleaning when I looked a year ago I didn't find any help however to day success you have helped me and for that I am very grateful I now have a sparkling oven door I don't have to make sure the tea towel is in place to hide the door which was stressing me out and spoiling the look of my kitchen. Thank you.

[@meredithizon7791]

THANK YOU! Way more helpful than the manual! It took us 40 minutes until we looked up your video and then it took 5 ;-)!

[@RootsKent]

I'm pleased to hear it helped 😊

[@mananski]

Thanks mate, Great vid, spent an age refitting door as wouldnt sit properly, and as you said it was because the hinge thing had pushed inside oven, was going to call engineer out before i found this video. Life (and wallet) saver :) Love the slide hide on the 6 month old oven, but Neff overly complicated and after spending a lot of money already looking to replace it for a simple oven. For the record my Neff extractor hood is also Naff

[@leocavendish]

Thank you very much for taking the time to post this - saved a lot of pain!

[@RootsKent]

Glad it helped!

[@jonathansmith4536]

Brilliant! Much better than the manual and other videos on here. Very good tip about the bottom rail. Not easy to re-position it though!

[@tomlin100blue]

I wish NEFF website was as useful as this...these are instructions for real people who make mistakes! Tips about the bottom rail a life saver!

[@thestoicscientist]

Thank you SO MUCH for posting this. The instructions that Neff give are useless and I know I would have been doing this for a month without your helpful guide :)

[@simonwilliams6612]

Very good, thank you for this, all sorted even though I made the error of not getting the door in the slot. With the fact that you highlighted what to do I got the whole door out, took the rear glass off, tightened the handle screws, glass back on and door in within 15 minutes. Thanks again.

[@alasdairwalker5095]

thank you Steve. I couldn't find the 2 locks that need turned by a penny until I watched your video. Glass all cleaned and doors back on now. So thanks again mate.

[@gadgeteer3459]

Although I’ve removed the door before, this video was a life saver when the bar disappeared to the back of the oven and the door almost launched itself back off the hinges. Luckily my wife noticed there was more video to run so I was able to retrieve the bar assembly (which promptly came to pieces) and eventually got it reassembled with the lugs in the right place. Without this I think we’d have been looking at a new door as a minimum. Another greatly viewer.

[@RootsKent]

Glad it helped!

[@tonybunner3725]

Thanks ,very helpful as the bottom roller had come off as I took the door off, could have took me ages to put it back in place until I viewed your video

[@davidmorgan9485]

Thanks Steve! Good Video. No problem taking the door out, but getting it back I needed help. I could work out what should happen , as the roller guides had gone in the upright position. It took quite a bit of effort to get them in the correct position. If anyone does this, please mind your fingers, as the mechanism is quite powerful. You would think that Neff would provide a tool to do this.

[@lordosbaston3256]

Brilliant video! I got the same problem with the bottom rail roller assembly too. I'd removed the door previously without a problem. Thank you Steve.

[@chrisf1600]

Thank you so much Steve ! I never would have figured this out without your help. Like so many things, it seems so simple when you know how. By the way, I also managed to accidentally lose the silver slider thingy at the back of the oven, but thanks to your video I knew what to look for when the door didn't shut properly. So it only ended up taking me 20 min :)

[@realonvenant]

Thank you so much for pointing out the bottom rail. If I ever move to Britain, i will buy all my kitchen and bedroom stuff at your store. Greetings from Germany. And please don't ever mention the war. ;)

[@ronrose8724]

why oh why don't these manufactures just employ someone like you. No reference to the black plastic bits, frightened of breaking them, to tight a gap to see anything, found your video and the veil was lifted. Clearest guidance you could wish for. Thank you.

[@johnreid540]

Very helpful video, particularly the bit about the bottom rail going back and disengaging from the roller assembly.

[@MaiteLasa-yv5xt]

Creo que me ha pasado esto , pero no entifndo como solventarlo . Pueden ayudarme . Gracias de antemano

[@nashi0]

Thanks for your video. My Neff door went wonky and I was able to take it off, reset it and now works fine. I am usually terrible at DIY so really needed your helpful video.

[@RootsKent]

You're welcome and I'm pleased you found it helpful

[@thewindowgeezer8434]

Your a hero , I have to watch this video every few months

[@tashaking-sloth]

BRILLIANT ....I own you as this door every time gets me when I'm cleaning it!!!! Thank you 👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻😁😁

[@ianstaton4786]

Thanks for the great video, even better than the Neff version, especially the bit where things can go wrong!

[@RootsKent]

Oh yes, I'm a magnet for finding the things that go wrong! Very happy it helped you and thanks for commenting - I love hearing these videos are useful. Just wish I had time to make more!

[@kcornish]

Thank you, I watched this video and got the door off, removed and cleaned all the glass panels ( there is four of them) and then refitted without any problems.

[@beeb2532]

Steve you’re a genius, thank you so so much. Last night my oven door literally fell off whilst cooking dinner! An hour later and another attempt this morning we still couldn’t get it back on despite closely checking the instructions over and over and looking at a Neff video. It was your mistake that you cover at the end that resolved our problem... we weren’t able to get the rolling bar set to stay in the right place under the door, and yes it kept going to the back as well, your close up allowed me to see that our end locking rollers were on the wrong end of the bar (LH one was on the right hand end and vice versa) so although we had considered that the big hinges should click into them they just wouldn’t connect.... now I’ve swapped ends of the bar over and managed to get the big hinges to lock in and pull the bar back...yippee I then managed to get the door back on! The Neff instructions are rubbish, the only pic of the hinge and bar is so tiny that even using a magnifying glass 😀 didn’t help! And there is no mention of how the hinge and rolling bar connect which is rubbish given the ease at which all the rolling bits fall off the bar. I’ve had my oven years and never taken the door off so it’s strange how it decided to come unhinged last night 😂 Again thank you so much Steve

[@ginotedde878]

wow how easy was that to do, I am normally useless at this sort of thing and it has troubled me for weeks how to tighten the handle, I just want to say a huge thank you, your video is idiot proof, im so happy I tackled the job, my product is as good as new

[@NOTTNICK22]

Hi Steve Thanks so much for this. It worked a treat and the inside of my oven door is now polished and sparkly. I was completely baffled by the instructions in the book, but your explanation was really clear. :-)

[@jacqueng817]

This has been an absolute life saver of a video thank You so very much !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RootsKent]

You're welcome, I glad it helped

[@vasilis4606]

Wow thanks a lot!!! My father wanted to remove the whole thing out. You saved my days off from work, hahaha!!!

[@silkybill]

Thank you Steve for such clear and easy to understand instructions, they worked a treat.

[@wendygreen7409]

Thank you so much. Done!

[@paullancaster7066]

Thank you for the video,it was very helpful. We did manage to bugger-up the roller rod under the door and all of the parts ( bearings etc ) fell apart and needed 5 hands to hold them all together before the WIFE managed to insert both ends into the plastic runner at the same time and all was fine and dandy. I had lost my temper by then........ ! We didmanage to dismantle each glass panel as well using the 'handy' (?) booklet that comes with the oven ! All's well that ends well :-) .

[@spookpromotions]

Glad I watched this video before deciding on my new oven. Too much hassle for me I'm afraid. Will look for an alternative oven.

[@RootsKent]

I'm glad you found it useful. Every other brand still has regular bottom hinged doors and there are several Neff models that are bottom hinged too, so you'll have plenty of choice still.

[@solsurf1975]

I'd stay well away from the hide and slide oven, unless you have a narrow kitchen,spills always go down the door and the oven itself is smaller due to the mechanism off the door being integrated into the oven. A basic neff, Bosch or AEG is better in my opinion and the doors are very easily removed for cleaning.

[@jokennedy9155]

Brilliant! It wasn’t staying locked on one side and I’d lost the rollar bar to the back so did the screwdriver trick and got it back together- saved me a fortune and the wrath of my partner!🤣

[@vottekmaxle6196]

Thank you Steve. I had the same problem with the slide mechanism. Works fine now.

[@esieens]

Thank you so much! This saved my wife and I a lot of hassle.

[@johnwilkinson6601]

Thanks, this was great. I couldn't have fathomed it without this video

[@aceceliashuaith4088]

Thank U so much for this video I was really glad to insert the oven door

[@RootsKent]

You're welcome!

[@antonyquant2338]

Great video, simple and easy to follow. Sorted my issue out within minutes. Cheers

[@RootsKent]

Thanks Antony, I'm glad you found it useful

[@pipchisholm747]

Thank you- that was very helpful- have now managed to mend our oven door!

[@tonymarsh667]

Great video, really helped me. Thank you.👏

[@leonardbadger2737]

Very clear instructions Steve but could you advise what to do if the hinge snaps shut whilst the door is removed? Many thank in anticipation. Lenny

[@RootsKent]

Hi Lenny, I do just that in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3e9g42LgKaFrrs , hope that helps, Steve. Ps be careful of your fingers, the hinge is strong!

[@kfq61]

Thank you so much - such a helpful video.

[@RootsKent]

You're welcome, and thanks for taking the time to comment - it's a great feeling to know it's helping people

[@jamesmount3189]

Thanks for this video, massive help

[@jkkavanagh8211]

Thanks steve for a brilliant video, However could you please explain how you got the bar back onto the clips. ive dislodged oneside of the bar.

[@susanmurray2381]

Amazing video! So incredibly helpful! Saved hours! Thanks so much!

[@MonikaSingh-ig7ny]

Thank you Steve, I think you saved my marriage and propobly some time in prison as I was so near to kill my husband. I have to explain that somehow the door got twisted and dislodged so we weren't taking it off. We were fixing it. Thank you so much for your video, my husband was already swearing at the cost of the repair or a new one.

[@pnmeijers]

Hello Steve, thanks for the clear explanation. Can you also explain how to fasten the two bolts that (should) hold the tilting DOORHANDLE They have turned loose slowly during 6 years of work and I can't reach them. And NEFF has got no clue...... Thanks in Advance, Peter Middelburg The Netherlands

[@simonwilliams6612]

Take the 6 screws down the side of the door out, slowly ease the rear glass and that provides access to the handle screws. Push the glass back in from the top down and then replace the screws.

[@danielbullen88]

Very helpful video cheers mate

[@chrismcguigan4236]

Thanks mate. Just helped my dad out. He ended up cutting himself and bleeding from messing around with it.

[@xx_badman23_ivekilled7peop9]

Thank you, my mum found this very helpful.

[@lukemiller1945]

Thank u for saving my xmas

[@Ittrainer1960]

Thanks for this video, very helpful.....is it possible to remove the glass for cleaning??

[@RootsKent]

You're welcome and yes, the glass removes for cleaning. I was going to do a video but Neff beat me to it :-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2mkZoiLYpiMrJI

[@sandyreeves-walsh8920]

Hi Steve. Very useful video, but once the door was removed the locks on either side have returned & wont relocate? So the mechanism is no longer at 45o so we can’t slide the door back in. Do you have any suggestions please?

[@RootsKent]

Hi Sandy, a) Use the coin to 'unlock' the hinges (top is pointing to the back, as 2:30 in the video). b) You need to pull the hinges down to the 45 degree angle. Be warned the ⚠ SPRINGS ARE STRONG AND ARE LIKELY TO {{{HURT/BREAK/CAUSE PAIN TO YOUR}} FINGERS IF YOU SLIP! ⚠ so I've always used a lever to keep my fingers well away. I've used a long screwdriver between the two disks in the past. Please be careful. c) once there and whilst still holding the hinge in place, use the coin to lock the hinge. d) SLOWLY release the hinge until it stops in position. e) Do that for each side and you should be back at the 2:04 mark of the video. By the way, did I mention ⚠ THE SPRINGS ARE STRONG AND CAN INJURE YOU SO KEEP YOUR FINGERS WELL AWAY FROM THEM.⚠ and for readers who's first language is emoji -> finger-hospital-plaster-pain! ->☝🏥🩹🤕 I hope that helps Steve

[@stewartnorton6386]

Awesome instructions thank you. I had to take mine off as one of the glide rails has broken would know where I could get a new one ? Thanks.

[@RootsKent]

I've not tried to buy any but I imagine they are available as spare parts from one of the many oven part suppliers if you can't buy them from Neff.

[@stewartnorton6386]

@@RootsKent I managed to get one from Neff cheers.

[@madeleineshepley4398]

So I have a problem with the bottom rail - thank you for pointing that out - but how do you get it back in if it has come out completely? Help!

[@RootsKent]

From this point here; kzbin.info/www/bejne/jamQe3Wkbc2Aftk ? You need to manually move the arm with the black circles as if the door was being opened (pull them down a little), that lifts the claw and you can slide the roller arm back under. WARNING: They are strong springs - WATCH OUT FOR YOUR FINGERS BEING CRUSHED! I used a screwdriver between the circles as a lever and to keep my fingers away from where they could be squished. Remember to move the circles you'll have to disengage the lock (use the coin) and when you do that you'll get the whole force of the spring.

[@wondrinfree]

So I am having getting the door back on, but the latches on each side lock sit at different angles. When unlocked the right hand latch sits higher and this remains true when fully locked in the latch position. Do you know how to adjust the set points so that both hinges sit at the same angles?

[@SimonPurnellUK]

Very helpful. Many thanks

[@debonweb]

Thanks so much for this. Really useful. Typical Neff I've discovered.... nothing's simple. Even the oven's interior light bulb cover wont budge so I can remove it to clean it. NEFF sell a removal tool for the job. A ***** removal tool!? What an unnecessary piece of equipment. Just design it so it can easily be removed for cleaning! Simple. Rant over. Thanks again for the vid.

[@anlunberg]

Thanks so much Steve for this video - worked a treat for getting my door off! I now have the problem that the rollers on the left side aren't aligned. They're stuck up and need to be down. Any ideas??

[@RootsKent]

A very late reply (sorry), but for anyone else reading this; If the two rollers are vertical you need to manipulate (move them) to the angle you want to slide the door in and then lock them into position (the part in the video where I use a coin). MOST IMPORTANT though is to know there is a very strong spring in these hinges so BE VERY CAREFUL not to trap or crush or injure your fingers. If they spring back onto a finger I suspect it will hurt! To do this myself, I used a lever (a screwdriver) between the two rollers, but I'm still very careful not to trap/crush my finders if the lever slips out.

[@mickcork1]

Thanks for that, very helpful after I dropped a knife on the glass and it broke. The only problem I had was the same as your one - the sliding bar was outside the "claw" catch. I eventually sorted it by a bit of pulling and pushing, opening and closing the locks on both sides. I don't know which method worked in the end. Any idea of the correct way to do it?

[@RootsKent]

I'm glad it was useful :-) As for the correct way, I'd vote for "any way that works and doesn't break things"

[@TheMagic0wnz]

Thanks for the video. Any chance of showing how to clean inside the glass doors. I'm not sure I can follow the manual instructions!

[@amanaflor]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/onLCg3mnbcaHiNk

[@capokhatpin]

Great vid. Only problem is the door is too heavy for me to engage the handle and lift and position the door at the same time. You make it look very easy. I dropped mine, just missing my foot. Had to call NEFF in the end and even their engineer struggled. My worry is what happens when the warranty runs out. Great design but way too complicated.

[@adrianbai]

Hi. Door off and the roller mechanism on one side has locked past the door off position, effectively in the door hidden position. Can't get it back down to put the door back on. Any ideas please

[@RootsKent]

Hopefully you figured it out, it sounds like you need to pull down the hinge (watch out for your fingers) so you can pull the bar back in place under the claw, then reposition the hinge and lock it again.

[@halluk1]

3.05 is GOLD

[@jackiebrooks1026]

Hello I have cleaned and put my door back but it is stuck on the right hand side. I cannot get it in or out! Any tips please?

[@RootsKent]

Hi, you'll get there, it needs a little gentle patience and repeating the steps. When the handle rotates it pulls a cable that releases a catch. Try the handle in different positions, push the door in and out in the direction of the hinge/sliding over the round bits, lift/lower the door slightly in directions other than along the direction of the hinge/round bits. It is likely something is sticking and resisting moving so we're aiming to keep doing small things that reach the point of release. If it makes you feel any better, I had the same problem at home earlier in the year and it took me 5 minutes to remove the door. I also went to one of our clients for a 6 year old oven and their oven cleaner man who couldn't remove the door (and he removes lots). It still took me 5 minutes and then it released whilst the 3 of us were chatting as I tried different positions. Finally, the last step once it has released and you have it all back together, remember to come back here and like all my videos please 😁 I hope that helps, Steve

[@MooneSprt]

Vielen Dank! You just saved my life

[@jacquelinearcher1158]

Now how do we get the glass off so we can clean off the drips that are between the panes of glass.?

[@RootsKent]

Neff have a video for this here kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2mkZoiLYpiMrJI If you have any problems let me know and I *may* create another video like this (I've cleaned the glass in my oven at home and didn't have any trouble so I'd been keen to know the bits people find hard to follow).

[@chriscaswell9198]

Life saver :)

[@Koempy]

Good Video. Was really helpful.

[@paulanderson8863]

Section of Right hand side plastic runner on door has snapped so wheels dont run properly when opening and closing Where can I buy new door . Cant get one online??

[@RootsKent]

Hi Paul, I've seen that before (on a new oven) and Neff's engineer came out with the parts and replaced them (rather than replace the whole door). I'm not sure if they sell the parts separately, but if you're in the UK you can call them on 0344 892 8989 and you'll need the E-Nr number from the oven - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJjQlWaDYpV_l7M

[@siobhanoconnor295]

I don’t know how you all managed to get the bar roll back in place.. mine seems to have grown whilst out of the cradle!!

[@RootsKent]

Hi Siobhan, here's a new video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3e9g42LgKaFrrs that shows how I get the bar back in place (and reminder: be careful of your fingers - the spring is strong!)

[@edwardsfamily4143]

HI Steve! Thank you for doing this... do you know how to remove the glass so I can clean between the 2 glass panels on the door please? Muck gets in where the handle rotates and I'm struggling to find any info on neff's site. Many thanks Marie

[@antonyquant2338]

Edwards Family think it’s on the manual Steve posted on the description as I needed to do this too.

[@amanaflor]

Edwards Family kzbin.info/www/bejne/onLCg3mnbcaHiNk from 2:00’

[@charlottedwyer4401]

How do I put it back on that rail please

[@RootsKent]

Sorry it took me a while, but I finally made a video showing fixing the rail: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3e9g42LgKaFrrs

[@alanfoy9151]

Good and very helpful thank you could not done it with out you

[@robertboulter3227]

Thanks Steve. This saved me hours of frustration. Any idea who designs this stuff. I am sure there must be an easier way of doing things. Regards Rob.

[@helenwhite3242]

Thank you

[@DavePawson]

Removing the 2 sheets of glass is tricky too.

[@pelzgolf4895]

10 out 10 Steve 😉

[@tirza123]

You saved me.

[@RootsKent]

and thank you for taking the time to comment - it's great to know the video is still helping people

[@jennycollins-qs1ci]

Brilliant thank you. X

[@RootsKent]

You are most welcome, enjoy your dinner 😊 (and thanks for the comment, I love it knowing the videos are helping people)

[@augustuspatrone6790]

Having issues with getting it back in

[@ciccaroni]

Thanks a lot, very helpful

[@sasman1964]

Thank You very Helpfull