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My Oven Door - Jenn Air model# JMW9527BAB, does not have the standard removal method. No sliding bar or the ability to lift & remove.
The dust inside the glass is terrible, so I want to remove & clean.
Any ideas?
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stuart, here is what the service manual suggest :
Open the oven door as wide as possible.
Place an 1/8" pin in the hole on the right and left door hinges, see Figure 2-1,
Remove the screws from each side with a Phillips screwdriver.
Remove the lock plate from each side, Figure 2-1
Raise the oven door up to a broil stop position. In this position, it will be against the 1/8" pin.
Grasp the door toward the top on both sides. Lift the door up and out to remove.
"SERVICING OVEN DOOR
1. Lay the oven door on a protected surface with the inner door panel facing down.
2. Remove three screws from lower trim.Remove trim piece.
3. Slide outer-door glass down to disengage from top trim. Remove.
4. Remove three screws from top oven door trim. Remove the two 3/8" nuts from the door handle bracket.
5. Lift up and off. This will disengage the side trim as well.
6. Remove the oven window pack by removing the 3/8" nuts from the insulation retainer."
Hope this helps, good luck.
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Thanks OldTurkey, I won't have time for a while, but I will try this.
Sounds good, let us know if it worked for you.
I will never buy a Jenn Aire again. It has been the worst oven ever. First the temp probe stops working and now the self clean oven won't work.
tried your directions to remove my over door and worked like a charm, thanks for the tip!
Thanks oldturkey03 worked perfect on my wives Jenn-Air double oven wall unit
#JJW8630. I cut to small pieces out of a wire coat hanger for the pins, fit
was just right.
How do i adjust the door to close fully/ completely. My jenn-air oven model is JMW9527CAB
thanks James
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2 Comments
I can't get my oven door back in place...it's a Jenn air and the guy who brought it to me left the door beside it...I tried to look for a hole to put the pin in as Old Turkey mentioned in his comment, but it doesn't go through. When I try to fit it in, the hinges pop back into the closed position
by Chantale
I managed to disassemble the oven door, but did not notice the fact that there were 2 different thickness' of glass panels until I began to clean the glass. I have re-assembled the door but I am unsure about the proper order of assembly. Also the thicker panel has an etched label (PVG) on one side. My question is...What is the proper order of re-assembly and which side of the thick (tempered ?) glass faces the interior ?
by Douglas R Smith