Ge WB56X27480 Oven Door Inner Glass Window OEM Part

Ordered the replacement glass and it arrived when expected and in good order. I had already called upon a few videos including one from AppliancePartsPros for guidance and all of them gave me confidence that this repair wasn't going to be akin to Rocket Surgery. Because this was a double wall oven and the upper door was the broken one, managing it out of the oven was a bit awkward so a body booster (step ladder) helps to improve leverage, angle of attack and weight management. The door does have some girth though it's not THAT heavy but, why risk it? An upside to doing this job is being able to clean the oven around the opening frame and the inside of the front single glass while you're at it. I recommend using the GooGone Oven and Grill cleaner product followed up by Invisible Glass Cleaner. If it matters to you, both products are US made and both do an excellent job but, I have a WARNING! I learned some time ago that it really is important to wear rubber or latex gloves while using the GooGone. I did without gloves the first time and couldn't use my fingerprint to open my iPad, iMac or the laptop for a week until it healed. It is an excellent product but, BE CAREFUL! To get the best out of the Invisible Glass product, DON'T USE PAPER TOWELS! Paper towels are infused with stuff that makes them more absorbent but give you lots of streaks that you won't see until you put the door back in. Use NewsPaper preferably without color print on it. If you can get unprinted NewsPrint paper, even better. Getting back to the job that brought us here, following the video steps closely should get you through it in 30 minutes or less. Just be sure to keep the tools and hardware organized. Losing a screw or two might turn a pretty simple job into a headache. I use a magnetic dish. A couple of the videos I saw instructed to put the door on the floor to work on it. I hate working on the floor if I don't have to. Use a workbench, counter, folding table or other the same size of the oven door with a soft cover or drop cloth. It makes you more comfortable in the work. With a bit of preparation, care and patience there shouldn't be any drama along the way. You'll be fine. EasyPeezy. Enjoy!

Removed loose glass shards. Opened the lower oven door, removed the 4 1/4" hex screws on the bottom of the upper door. Closed the lower oven, opened the upper oven door. Removed the two long silver Torx T20 screws behind the door handle while supporting the upper door face. Closed the upper door. Removed the 1/4" hex screws around the retaining frame, supporting the glass while removing the last screws. Removed the frame and the broken glass. Placed new glass kit in position with retaining frame, started middle top and bottom screws finger tight. Installed remaining screws around the frame and tightened carefully so as not to break the glass. Opened upper oven door. Supported door face on the lower oven door and aligned the silver screws through the face, finger tight. Closed the upper oven door, opened the lower oven door while supporting the upper door face. Installed the 4 screws in the bottom of the door (careful not to over-tighten). Closed lower oven door, opened the upper door and tightened silver screws.

Replaced with window pack assembly.

Your Company fixed it...I ordered the glass from you .. got it within 5 days. 25 Mints it was in working just fine, Now the bad News; GE Appl co here in Ft Myers said that you need to replace the hole door at the cost of $652.00 plus install it......That's when you people save my life. Happy wife happy life. Your Company is the BEST from the Start to the Finish. I bragged to other people about how smoothly everything went. Thanks again, William M Stevens. OH! GE has not called back yet...

This was my first time doing something like this. So, prior to ordering the part, I watched a video in YouTube on how to make the repair. And it seemed quite simple. I’m quite handy and have a good amount of tools, so I had no issues. The process is very straightforward. The door comes off very easily. To remove the glass assembly you need to remove roughly 20 screws. In my case I had to make sure I removed all the broken glass. I used a shop vac to make sure I grabbed all the tiny pieces. And all you have to do is simply backtrack your steps to install the new glass assembly and put everything else back together. The job took me about an hour, as I took my time to do it and also took a bit of time to clean and remove any old grime from the door.