T took the large oven door off my rangemaster classic 90 to reset the glass front which had sunk in at the bottom, n now i cant remember how to replace door on the hinges! help!

open the oven, there is a high voltage fuse, replace it for a new one.

What is the model number of the unit?

I used to have the same range with 2 electric ovens, but it is available with the lower large oven on gas and the tall oven electric.

The manual for theToledo with tall electric and large gas oven can be found here:

http://www.rangemaster.co.uk/Siteimages/Site_311/BigMedia/Toledo90Gas.pdf

The manual for theToledo with both electric ovens can be found here:

http://www.rangemaster.co.uk/media/575792/toledo%2090%20dual%20fuel.pdf

The main product page for the toledo 90 can be found here:

http://www.rangemaster.co.uk/range-cooking/toledo-90.aspx

push the button on the front of the stove that says "clock" and then turn the dial (same one you use for timer and oven temp) till you get the time you want, then LEAVE IT ALONE and it will set itself. Don't touch anything once you have the time set with the knob.

junk it and get a new one !!!!

many inner glass are just stuck on with silastic--- get from an auto parts - used on engines

Hi there folks It also happened to me, so after ringing rangemaster they said it can happen due to faults in the glass, unfortunately my warranity had run out and they wanted t charge a fortune to repair. so i had a look inside the door my self which is only four screws on the sides to remove the outer skin to find it was a single piece of ordinary toughend glass about 300mm x 300mm fixed in place with six clips like the ones you find one those glass picture frames, i got a new piece from me local glass merchants for less than £10 and it took only mins to fix job done, I hope this help someone and it my save you quite a bit of cash Cheers folks Markbricky

Emmet in luton: what fuse does a rangemaster 90 duel fuel need?

Regardless of the clock running, if the timer is not set to zero and off, the oven will not function. See my instructions on using the timer (http://www.fixya.com/support/t1416237-timer_instructions_rangemaster_toledo) I hope that this is your problem and it will show you how to get the oven going again.

The problem is that the holding screws that secure the glass in place were most likely OVER TIGHTENED.All the screws around the support holders of the glass have to be tightened just right and the glass can cool off without the pressure that makes it pop.