Use gloves and push on the hinges to force them open all the way then you can lock the hinges out.
Siemens oven door hinge locked.
If you have a siemens schott ceran cooktop you can lock and unlock it as well.
You can lock the cooktop by pressing and holding the key touch button.
If no food or utensils are in the oven start a self clean cycle then hit clear off after 60 seconds.
If that does not unlock the door run a short self clean cycle 1 2 hours.
There are no specific instructions on removing the oven door once the hinge lock has been broken.
Replace the hinges with identical new ones and hook them back into the hinge holes in the.
Place oven door flat on a table with the hinge face up but overhanging the table edge a few inches.
Youâ re indicating the door hinge can not be locked open and now the door hinges are in a bind.
Slide the door on the oven in the open position push in the door until you can see the hinge that is on the small latch is detached from the hook on the large latch.
While reinserting an oven door the hinge flipped into the closed position.
Raise the door up to the broil position before inserting it into the hinges and then wiggle it while you lower the door so that it goes into place.
To unlock the cooktop follow the same procedure in the reverse.
If the door doesn t pull up look inside the oven for screws holding the hinges in place and unscrew them.
Ask your own appliance question.
Now close your door and you should be good to go.
It keeps the hinge from closing.
The hinge needs to be opened quite wide so the pawl on the side of the hinge nearer the top of the door that is holding it in the locked position is released and drops down to hold the hinge open.
I feared forcing the hinge open and could not find any videos showing how to unfr.
Once both hinges are locked out you can put the door back into the oven receptacles.
Push the hinge on the small latch towards the stove so that it rests in the indent on the latch.
If the latch is locked out it should be going in place just like normal.
