Oven door dosent seat properly can it be ajusted ? door doesnt meet seal

Unlikely there would be no air spilling through the door seal because it is an oven and not a watertight compartment. An oven door seal needs to be hard wearing and able to withstand high temperatures and hot grease which limits the materials used, that and the fact few domestic oven doors actually latch these days but are held closed by springs meaning the pressure against the seal is relatively light which means the door, the shut and the seal must be manufactured to a high degree of accuracy and properly adjusted.

If the amount or air leakage is excessive perhaps the door could be adjusted or the seal replaced. Try asking around to find someone with a similar oven so you can compare...

if it is our oven,,then throw it out and send us more money,we need 3000 to get a new oven,
go ahead and put a magnet on it,and while you are at it,put a fire extinguisher there too!! you are a landlord!! stop trying to get out of it cheap!!! what are you going to do if it starts a fire and kills ppl??,where is the house??,i will call the building inspector myself!! hire someone to repair it properly or buy a new oven!

replace the bent door hinges.

which subway are you , if the door doesnt close properly you may need new hinges

if the seal is meeting the frame it will be ok, if there is a gap allowing air to escape then the frame itself may have been bent at some pric

You have 2 pieces of glass that are separated by a frame then sealed. What has happened the seal has been broken and thus allowing air and grease inside. You can take it apart but the grease will come back, or you can buy a repalcement glass and be done with it. The question is, do you want to go to the trouble of cleaning the glass (1-2 hours of disassembly and assembly) probably once every 2 months depending on how often you use the oven, or buy a new one and it will always be clean. One caution, cleaning the glass periodically weakens and flexes the metal frame or band thus making it harder to properly seat the glass.

Try opening the the door a few inches and lift it straight up. Then push it straight down. It should slide on the hinges up and down. You need to seat the door properly on the hinges. Don't be afraid to man handle it but, be careful the oven may tip if it's free standing. Good luck. Please rate me so I know if I helped. Thanks.

I have exactly the same problem and my bottom glass panel exploded. My friends did the same. You can take the inside glass panel out via the two screws and clean the inside of the outer glass once removed. Id replace all the rubber seals to as they perish, particularly the one that clips onto the oven itself that meets the door.

other than checking the door seal itself, make sure its intact and door closes properly. make sure door' doesnt spring back open after closing does the opening along sid look to be even all the way up the side. maybe the oven door opens more than 90 degrees?? if it does id look into replacing the door hinges

no adjustment. probably needs new hinges - hinge spring gone slack