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Posted on Feb 11, 2008

Oven Door will not close properly

I believe the springs on my oven door have weakened to the point where the door cannot close completely. The oven light does not go off. Is the solution replacement of the spring?

Bosch oven. Lower door does not close. i have checked the seal which seems ok. there is 0.5cm gap
Any solution please

  • mikejohn Feb 13, 2008

    I've removed the door and made sure the hinges go in correctly but I still have a gap and hot air blows out when it is on. Is it possible to remove the inner plate of the door and access any adjusters?

    MJF

  • notmisfixit Mar 16, 2008

    we have replaced the hinge assembly and the oven door still does not close properly. the light on the oven stays on also. Any suggestions?

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This article from the San Francisco Examiner newspaper describes the problems and how to fix them:
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