The handle on the bottom oven fell off. how do i reattach it?

Since we don't know the model number or see a picture, I will guess that the door is two parts and you probably have to separate them to get to the screw that attaches the handle.

Make sure to keep breaker to oven off because wire could short against back of oven and start a fire. You need to disconnect the tilt bracket and pull the oven out. Replace the clip on the wire if needed. Make sure to reattach tightly. Put it back in the wall, reattaching anti-tip bracket. It should work.

Rachel, every range oven door I've seen, that was built in the last 20 years comes off the range by opening it about 6 - 8 in. from the top of the door frame, taking a firm grip on both sides about 8 - 10 in. down, bend the knees slightly, get a good grip on the door and pull up sharply. The door should release from the spring hinge on each side. Once you have it out you can lay it flat on the kitchen table, (preferably on a towel or cloth of some sort), with the inside facing up. There should be several screws that hold the interior portion of the door to the outer portion. If you remove these screws you should be able to remove the inner portion of the door, by pulling straight up, easily, and put it on the floor or if there's room, on the counter or table. Now you should be able to locate the holes the screws go into, to hold the handle on the door. If they connect from the interior, you should have found them when the interior was off the first time. Take them and install the handle. If there are none, find some chatterproof washers and put one on the inner side of each screw to keep them from loosening again. Once you have the handle secured to the door you should be able to put it back together. After you have assembled the two halves of the oven door, make sure the two hinge assemblies are pulled away from the frame of the oven at approx. a 35 degree angle. This is necessary to have the proper clearance to allow the door to slide down onto the hinges and grab on inside. The door should slide right down over the two hinges and then you can close it up.

I just unplugged the main switch then cleaned behind the oven and re-plugged it. It fixed my problem. It is very basic but it works.

You need to remove the inner glass panel, should be 2 screws at top and 2 at bottom and remove. The screws for the handle are behind this

remove the screws and the door will seperate and you can reinstall the door handle.. mm most whirl ovens have lift off doors this may make it easy to work on .. mm hope this helps if more help is needed i need your model # off the tag on your oven .. mm feed back pls .

Hi Try not to open door with handle as this may cause to glass to smash. When you open the door you will see two pin sticking forward near the top of the door just further back on the top of the door is two small barbs push down on these barbs located in line but further back from the pins.This will release the top of the outer door.The bottom of the glass is hooked into the hinge. with the top released lift door glass away.You should find screw in inner door refit screw with some loctite.

Extend your door hinges and remove entirely over to a table or other flat surface where you can do a step-by-step dis-assembly. Unfortunately, to get at the interior of the handle unit, it's the final stage of the taking apart. Begin by removing the bolts at the bottom of the door, then the main panel and side flanges can be removed. (You can give your glass a good cleaning at this point also.) There are 2 bolts to remove to free up the handle unit, and now you can easily tighten (or replace as needed) the 2 pairs of handle bolts. Reverse your order to re-assemble, and put your door back on the oven. It's not as bad an exercise as it would appear. Just take your time and watch what you're doing. I used the hinges as a shim, and had it laid out on a pool table for easy, elevated examination.

I just fixed this. You have to screw the door handle back on to the glass panel. When you are screwing it back, theres two square black plastic washers with a lip. Make sure the lip is facing up when you have tightly screwed the handle back. When yo rejoin the glass panel with the metal oven door panel, make sure you push tight and the lip of the washers will slot into the metal lip on the outside of the door. You should hear a click, and it'll be back on.