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contact the service agent for that make and model of the oven
if individual parts are available then they will have them
other than that find an appliance repair shop as they may have a spare door off a machine that cannot be repaired
DOH!! Trial and error. If you cant get access to an exploded parts diagram, I would suggest look closely at the bits that fell out and see if you can "nut out" where they came from. If they just fell out , I would imagine that they just "sit somewhere" If there are screw holes in them, when you undid one or more of the door screws, they must have come undone as well. Often, there are screws that don't need to be undone when stripping doors, as they hold something else in place. Look closely, you should find where they come from. Good luck.
On mine the rivets that hold the outer ring to the inner ring fell apart, allowing space for additional air into the air/gas mixture. Replaced all the rivets with screws and lock nuts. Had to remove the guards for better access. Did the trick for me. When you handle the outer ring, you may find it has sharp edges, handle carefully. Hope your luck is as good as mine was.
i cant imagine why you would have too,just drill the screws till the break off andlet them fall w/in theinnner and outer tub.then get the screws out of the catch all at water pump,they might even pass through the drain hose....if you seperate the tubs,youll need time and a new seal between the tubs
Sometimes volume controls are held on by an Allen type screw, which can become loose, allowing it to fall off. You should see a hole in the knob if it is. You might need a long thin Allen Key to get it back on.
Otherwise have checked my spares guide (though it's a few years old) and it seems Yamaha might only do their own spares.
that is your heat safety glass if the outer pane is still there,you will need to dismantle the oven door and reseat it in its frame in the oven door,the screws are on top of door and on inside when door is down,im sure you'll find it..and dont run self clean w/o safety glass in place,outer glass wont take the extreme heat of self clean feature
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