How to Replace a Door Catch and Striker Pin on a Rangemaster Cooker
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- In this video Mat changes the door catch and striker pin on a Rangemaster cooker.
To complete the repair, get the right catch and pin for your brand & model on the eSpares website:
www.espares.co.uk/search/pt15...
If the door does not close correctly, or you find that it opens during cooking, it could be an issue with the door roller catch or striker pin. However they can be easily replaced.
Here Mat takes you through the process step by step. See what you need to do to repair your appliance as well as the tools you need and get your cooker working again.
Want to skip straight to the information you need? Here's what we talk about in each part of our video:
0:00 Introducing the issue
0:29 How to remove the door
1:37 How to separate the inner and outer door
2:12 How to replace the roller catch
2:30 Advice: Help with threading the screw holes
2:54 Suggested video: How to Find The Model Number on an Oven
3:22 How to refit the inner and outer door
4:02 How to refit the door
4:43 How to replace the door striker pin
5:42 Suggested video: Important Safety Checks For Your Oven
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Had a problem with my Falcon oven door not closing properly. Could not work out how to remove the door for repair.
Looked up eSpares and low and behold there was a video of a door being removed on a Rangemaster which had
almost identical parts which I recognised. I followed the visual instructions and within 45 minutes had reinstalled
the repaired door. It now works perfectly thanks to eSpares-a great company, {who I buy from} just got even better!
Thank you.
Hi thanks for your great clear video on the belling cooker striker and door latch, I have a country chef 100df the door flew open and the latch had disappeared but left with a retainer ring on the latch post . the door and remove instructions you gave were the same split the door and the latch was in the case ,basically the retainer ring had come undone, 10 minutes all sorted from me five gold stars, from my wallet a saving of £130 +vat call out and repair. Thank you so much Chris.
Hi Chris, thank you for your post and well done for sorting it and saving money in the process.
Superb! Making me look like THE MAN when it comes to DIY! Espares for the parts, giving a slightly tired Rangmaster a new lease of life!!
Hi Graham, glad we could help☺
Thanks Matt and eSpares. Fast delivery and easy diy job with this video.
Hi Werner, glad we could help.
Clear and easy to follow instructions. Thank you.
Hi Paul, glad we could help and remember to keep watching.
I have just bout a new door hingde for malano flavel only went to put on realizing the screws want screw in, the rivet inside the complete oven door av fell iv looked but cant find it, how would i be able to screw the hindge bk on nos
Hi. I cant replace the striker pin. I bought a new striker pin but it doesnt hold on to anything on the other side. The nut that you screw the striker pin unto has fallen away and I cant screw it back. Can you advice please.
The door striker is screwed into a captive nut known as a riv nut. A new one can be fitted from the front but you will need the right size riv nut and a riv nut gun. These are similar to a pop rivet fixing but are threaded on the inside ,for the striker pin to screw in.
So what do you suggest? Where can I find a riv nut gun and a riv nut. My model of oven is Logic.
@@eSpares Cool thanks for response. I can find a riv nut gun on the amazon. Thnx a lot.
You're welcome!
My oven door doesn't have screws at the bottom. Not sure how to re fit my roller.
Hi Claire, what model do you have and we can take a look.
Hi. It's a Zanussi ZKC602OW
Hi Claire, how to get the main door apart is described in your user manual but here it is
Carefully push the trim towards the oven.
Hold the door glass securely in place wit hone hand before sliding the glass out with
the other hand.
Thank you, but I got the glass out for cleaning, it's getting the roller back inside the side part, which as far as I can see has no screws, it looks molded on. Oh well, never liked cooking anyway lol
Hi Claire, the roller usually would be held in by screws into the inner door frame and the catch would go into the oven panel and is threaded so just screws in.