If you raise up the top you will break the tubing going to the burners. You must remove the screws on each sealed burner before raising the top. Look closely and you will see the screws. They will be hard as heck to come out. If a stove is real old and I cannot get the screws out I dremmel the screw heads out and drill out the screws. I do a repair and then pop rivet the burners back on. If I have to go back in there it is nothing to drill out a pop rivet. That is how I do it on real old stoves. You may figure out a better way. You have to get those burners loose or you will break those lines below the top.
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