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Whirlpool Double Wall Oven, Model #RBD306PD811, Broken Inner Glass


SteveM

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Good Morning,

Does anyone know how to access the inner glass(it is broken) on the top oven of a Whirlpool double in wall oven? The model # is RDB306PD811.

I saw a reference to a previous thread on this but was unable to locate it. In addition, the Sears website is not very clear on how the glass accessed or held in place.

 

Thanks,

 

Steve

 

 

 

 

 

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I'm not even finding that model number at the Sears site! :oops:

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Sorry,

Can't read my own writing, it is: RBD306PDB11

I found it by going to the Sears site and starting with the first four digits followed by an *. You can then add digits until you find yours.

 

 

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OK, standard oven door. Most of these disassemble the same way, these photos of a Dacor door disassembly may help.

Lay a blanket or large cardboard on the floor, pull the door off the hinges and lay it down. Remove the handle and then remove the obvious screws to take apart the various door panels. There's no trick and this is an easy job-- don't make it hard. If you're concerned about forgetting how it goes back together, bring your digital camera and take pictures as you go.

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Yeah, too hung over to sleep any longer. :yow:

Just kidding! :dude:

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:java::spaz:

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