Housemate decided to spill water all over the oven at 10pm and oven beeped nonstop. Found this video and was such a lifesaver. My ears forever thank you 🙏🏻
Great video. FYI for your viewers - most modern GE and - some others - have a tab on the door hinge that needs to be flipped before pulling the door off. Open the door, flip the metal tabs to unlock the hinges and then close the door 80% of the way and pull up.
Good tip on door removal. I will try it on my GE oven. For removing the cable, manual says to disconnect on the wall side by opening the junction box and disconnect four wires there.
Thanks so much for posting this video!! It was straight forward with good tips to follow. We have almost the exact same oven. The left side bracket that the door sits on needs to be replaced as the door won't close all the way and it literally just happened no event door slam etc. (I will replace the right side bracket too) I wasn't sure how to remove the oven itself but this video was perfect for me to see how to do it. And of course it is a day away from Thanksgiving so we modified our dinner plans slightly which now includes my trusty old weber grill and our counter top air fryer/oven that we will also use. Smaller than the regular oven but we will make it work LOL! The brackets are ordered and will be here next week. Many thanks and Happy Holidays! Subscribed😃😋
Very informative .my 1980s ge built in oven is making a kind of loud noise when it is off...I want to disconnect it to be safe..now I realize I must take the whole oven out.. Very hard to find the same oven size to fit the opening..
all toobers need to study this guy's "how to" video production, short, sweet and checks all the boxes right down to the sandals. Seriously, this is all any of us is looking for when we resort to YT guidance. I dub thee Professor Flojo. Thank you sir, class dismissed.
I have a single wall oven. The door lock remained locked after self clean. The control panel went dead. I re-set the breaker twice. The oven is screwed to the cabinet frame, therefore I can not remove them. I did not find a solution on any channel! Help!
@Robert Butler yes that makes sense, thank you for the reply. Is he doing this to re-use the wires? For me, if I was installing a new oven I would install new wires as well.
Housemate decided to spill water all over the oven at 10pm and oven beeped nonstop.
Found this video and was such a lifesaver. My ears forever thank you 🙏🏻
HA! Happy to help! Glad you guys figured it out.👍😎
Great vid but you threw me with the flip flops man!! Mind boggling 😂
Great video. FYI for your viewers - most modern GE and - some others - have a tab on the door hinge that needs to be flipped before pulling the door off. Open the door, flip the metal tabs to unlock the hinges and then close the door 80% of the way and pull up.
You're a great teacher! And may I add, my mind was blown concerning removal of the door! Who knew!? Great tutorial. Really good information here.
You’re welcome, thank you for the kind comment 👍
Thank you for posting this.
Thanks for the video.....I have to remove one, to gain access to a receptacle. This really helped.......
Good tip on door removal. I will try it on my GE oven. For removing the cable, manual says to disconnect on the wall side by opening the junction box and disconnect four wires there.
Thanks so much for posting this video!! It was straight forward with good tips to follow. We have almost the exact same oven. The left side bracket that the door sits on needs to be replaced as the door won't close all the way and it literally just happened no event door slam etc. (I will replace the right side bracket too) I wasn't sure how to remove the oven itself but this video was perfect for me to see how to do it. And of course it is a day away from Thanksgiving so we modified our dinner plans slightly which now includes my trusty old weber grill and our counter top air fryer/oven that we will also use. Smaller than the regular oven but we will make it work LOL! The brackets are ordered and will be here next week. Many thanks and Happy Holidays! Subscribed😃😋
Great video. Excellent explanation. I had a project and replacing all appliances and just needed to be sure with this one !
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Very informative
.my 1980s ge built in oven is making a kind of loud noise when it is off...I want to disconnect it to be safe..now I realize I must take the whole oven out..
Very hard to find the same oven size to fit the opening..
Good to know! thanks!
all toobers need to study this guy's "how to" video production, short, sweet and checks all the boxes right down to the sandals. Seriously, this is all any of us is looking for when we resort to YT guidance. I dub thee Professor Flojo. Thank you sir, class dismissed.
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You're awesome man thanks!
Happy to help!👍
thank you for the info so helpful
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I have a single wall oven. The door lock remained locked after self clean. The control panel went dead. I re-set the breaker twice. The oven is screwed to the cabinet frame, therefore I can not remove them. I did not find a solution on any channel! Help!
This was perfect for me. I have the exact model
Awesome video, thanks! I assume these are wired as 220?
I love the nerf bullet there
Thanks for the video. But don't you wear boots while you work?
Excelente!!
I was wondering how to uninstall the old oven mounted in the wall of mobil home.
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you don't disconnect power in the stove only from the wall
Why is that?
@@carolineprice4579 because there is a junction box it would be connected to and that is where you would disconnect from
@Robert Butler yes that makes sense, thank you for the reply. Is he doing this to re-use the wires? For me, if I was installing a new oven I would install new wires as well.
@@carolineprice4579 a new oven comes with new wires that go to the junction box there is no need to do what he did at all
@@robertbutler7745 makes so much sense Robert, thank you!
Make sure power is off and you aren't wearing Board Shorts & Flip Flops lol!
Flip-flops and board shorts are an essential! J/k