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GE Dual Oven ZET958SF5SS

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I have a GE dual wall over (model number above) that is about 15 years old.  As you can see in the pic, the face plate on the bottom oven is starting to pull away.  From what I can see that isn't a metal clip, but more like some sort of putty or double-sided tape that has lost it's adhesiveness.  Any thought on the best way to fix?  I am thinking finding some strong putty tape but wanted to get some additional thoughts.  Thanks!

 

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 Think GE use double stick tape to keep the glass in place. Try to find some tape that will stand high temps.

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