Hi, I have a double oven electrolux icon model number e30ew8cgps6. I would like to tighten the handle but only see one screw on the right side and the are three plastic covers remaining and its but

Door will have to disassembled to locate handle screws.

Thank you for your post, Karen!

Typically the door of your Electrolux Icon wall oven has a lot of layers. Regrettably, this is not a simple DIY job. I would highly recommend reaching out to an expert technician to ensure the replacement part is installed correctly to prevent future issues. I hope this information helps to some degree. -Matt

There is screws inside the door when you openi it so you tight them thats all

Hi Friend, that's a great question!

I see that your post is listed under Electrolux Wall-Oven. May I have your model number please? You can normally find the serial tag (which lists your model number) on the front of the oven, on the left side, as you open the door. With this material I can provide you the correct instructions on how to place the racks in your Electrolux wall-oven. Thank you! - Z

Some of the handles have a cover like that you pop off and then there are the screws. good luck hope you have this kind.

Amanda,
You need to carefully try to remove the plastic frame around the outside edge of the inside of the door and hopefully that should expose the screws that you need to tighten for the handle. I say carefully because that frame can be very expensive to replace if you break it. It is currently listing on Sears site for $95!

You need to remove the inner glass panel, should be 2 screws at top and 2 at bottom and remove. The screws for the handle are behind this

I suppose the handle you are talking about, is the long, wide one, used to pull that oven door open, right? I personally do not have any experience with this particular oven-- However:

These handles are usually held on by a long screw at each end.
So-- when you look at the handle-- do you see where the screws should attach at each end?
And do you see matching holes thru the door-- where the handle was once attached?

Now: Where are the screws?
We know they were there at one time, right?
So-- can you open the door, and can you locate where the screws are now?
Once you locate the screws, can you hold the handle, and re- screw the screws ito the threads in the handle? You have the necessary tools? -- Screw driver and flash light?

When you examine things closely-- get back with us, and we can help you to your next step.

Mack B

you must open the door in two parts, for that unsrew the screw from the door sides, remoove carfuly the isolation and screw the handle.

yes, if the humming is not the loud sound then the fan may need some lubrication or if it is tripping the circuit it will need replacing , but if it seems like it is a viberating noise from the fan , then it could be that its bearings are bad , but the whole fan motor would still need to be replaced , but if it sounds like it just may be a loose fan motor , then tightening up the screws on the motor would stop the vibrating sound and or the fan blades from scraping metal( another sound you may be hearing )