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Re Neff B1451 oven door not sealing against oven body at top

The door and seal look fine and undamaged but the door does not pull tight against the oven body at top so fair amount of heat comes out during oven use although doesn't affect cooking. There is ca 0.5cm 'slack' ie after closing the door ,the door top can be manually pushed against the top of oven another ca 0.5cm.
Is there any way of adjusting the door or hinges so that the door /seal sits 'tighter' against the oven body at top?
Or is there any other way of fixing the problem?
many thanks for your help
Doug Kirkwood

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If you take the hinges off, you can fit some washers between the hinges and the door to make it close it further. Probably not as good as new hinges, but cheaper. 2mm of washers will close a 5mm gap

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    Hi! This solution seems really good and cheap. Please let me ask you where exactly the washers should be put? Will it be the place where I hook the hinges in or do I have to take the door apart and put the washer somewhere there? Thank you for you reply!

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This can happen if you put dishes on a open door or in my cas a child sitting on it. in that case. get a block of wood and a mallet. Give the the top bolds a controlled whack. and hey presto fixed.

  • Anonymous Apr 28, 2013

    Hi ... I guess the same thing happened to my oven door ... Would you be so kind to tell me where exactly do I have to hit ("top bolds")?? Or if the hinges have to be changed ... where can I find the same hinges for a FRANKE (design glass) oven? Thank you!

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The door hinges are not adjustable, the only solution is to replace both door hinges as it is the springs that are weak.

Go to; http;//www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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    Re oven door hinges.

    In your browser bar type in; uk.youtube.com

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    In search box type in; FITTING OVEN DOOR HINGE

    Then click on appropiate video.

    You will find it very helpful.

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