How I Fixed My Broken Oven (With All Appliance Parts Help)

Our old oven needed an upgrade but we did not want to spend a fortune. We looked at the sales at the big box stores, checked out the used appliance place but could not find what we were looking for. That’s when we stumbled upon a range a friend wanted to get rid of, as they planned to upgrade to gas. The only problem was there was some damage caused to the front panel when it was being removed from their home. Knowing what kind of connections we had at All Appliance Parts we jumped at the chance for a massively expensive oven for a real bargain.

Upon inspection it looked like the oven had a crack in the front plastic of the range which holds the control panel LCD display. Once we got it home I took some pictures and noted the serial number and stopped by All Appliance Parts to ask their professional advice.

Showing them the pictures and providing the model number Chris ordered me the appropriate part and even gave me a little advice on what to expect. 3 days later I had replacement plastic part and I was ready to replace the broken part. I removed a few screws and took plenty of pictures to guarantee I put the plug back in the proper position. It was surprisingly easy and an hour after I started we had a brand new looking oven. 

If you are thinking of repairing an appliance call All Appliance Parts! With their decades of experience and excellent customer service we got a $1300 range for about $300 dollars. I will admit we got lucky but without All Appliance Parts this would not have been possible.