Kitchen Gas Appliances - Range Hardware Repair

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betsys
08-27-02, 06:25 PM
I have a Kenmore gas range, model # 362 75980891. It has a stainless bar handle held by two brackets onto the front of the door. Both brackets broke off at the site of the door. I was able to order new brackets, and can use the same handle, but HOW do I take the door itself apart to get to the inside screws? I don't want to remove the door itself.

It has two screws on the top inside, and two screws on brackets underneath.

Thanks,
Betsy


DanO
08-27-02, 07:24 PM
The door halves should be held together by screws through the inside door liner, if you need to take it apart. You can see an <I>exploded view</I> illustration of your range door at the following link:

LINK> <a href="http://www3.sears.com/scripts/Image.dll?ImageLookup?productTypeID=0124002&brandID=0582&modelDesc=GAS%20RANGE&modelNumber=36275980891&documentID=S9010015&documentTypeID=PLDM&documentClassCode=PV&titleType=DOOR%20%26%20DRAWER%20PARTS&titleID=00004&" target="_blank">Kenmore Range Door Assembly</a>

I think you'll regret attempting to take the door apart without removing it from the range first (if even possible). Removing the door will likely be the easiest part.

Dan O.
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