We have a built-in oven which is pretty old and we'd like to remove it and put in a new one. The new one is not a built-in. I need to know HOW TO REMOVE THE BUILT-IN OVEN. I don't see any screws or anything that would help me figure out what to do. It just looks like it's glued/stuck in place. Please HELP!!!! THANKS!
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How do I remove a built-in oven?
Started by traciv, Apr 26 2005 09:41 AM
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Posted 26 April 2005 - 01:01 PM
[user=418]traciv[/user] wrote:
Might be. I've seen wall ovens that were help in nby nothing more that chaulk. Not sure that was a completely kosher installation, but it worked.
Look carefully along the outer perimeter for wood screws. On some Whirlpool and Kitchenaid wall ovens, the mounting screws are hidden behind a trim piece.
You can also try experimentally prying with a stiff putty knife and judge where you're getting resistance-- that might clue you in to a screw location.
It just looks like it's glued/stuck in place.
Might be. I've seen wall ovens that were help in nby nothing more that chaulk. Not sure that was a completely kosher installation, but it worked.
Look carefully along the outer perimeter for wood screws. On some Whirlpool and Kitchenaid wall ovens, the mounting screws are hidden behind a trim piece.
You can also try experimentally prying with a stiff putty knife and judge where you're getting resistance-- that might clue you in to a screw location.
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