14788W0 General Electric Range - Instructions

The plastic wheel glide that the hinge runs back and forth on was worn off on one side so it was grinding and binding.
Remove storage drawer from under oven. Open the door to the special catch position and carefully lift door off the hinges - (not by the handle, hold onto both sides).
Take out three screws w/ a hex head nut driver, slip the hinge down into the hole, look under drawer area w/ flashlight and carefully unhook spring, while holding onto spring- pull old hinge out, see which hole has wear (that's the one you want to use of the three), insert new hinge all the way in and hook up spring. Pull hinge out and line up front plate w/ holes, insert 3 screws snugly. Done, awesome probably saved a 200.00 visit from the appliance guy. My husband thinks I'm amazing!

removed racks, bottom drawer, back 2 knurled screws from bottom of oven. Removed screws from upper heat shield in bottom drawer compartment. Removed the screw holding the burner pipe, removed the two screws holding the burner pipe at the back, disconnected the wires, took the burner pipe and ignitor out of the stove, replaced the ignitor, spliced the wires and then reversed the operation. Tested the ignitor before before putting the stove back together.

I utilized the you tube video installation for instruction. The video was clear and easy to follow along. I was able to pull off the door and replace the the right and left hinges within 10 minutes. The videos made it very simple! Thank you

A very simple task. I first disconnected electric then removed the bottom draw then the heat shield to expose the igniter. then unplugged the old igniter and removed the two screws. I cut off one wire at a time off the old igniter leaving plenty of wire to reuse the old electrical connectors. I installed the new igniter and tested it and everything worked fine. Re-installed the heat shield put in the bottom draw and very satisfied with the ease of repair.

Slipped off the front door. Removed 3 screws & spring. Replaced with new part. Hooked the spring & secured with the three screws.

Followed the online video. Unhooked the springs, removed the 3-screws on each side. Installed the new hinges in reverse order. Used the wear marks on the old springs to ID and place the new springs in the holes on the new hinges. Great company to deal with....never a surprise, Great communications letting you know that your parts were on order and then again that they were shipped with shipping info and numbers to call with any questions. The best part has been that the parts drop right in everytime I have ordered from them!!!! Thanks Dan!

I received the part the day after i ordered it, followed the instructions provided and it was super easy Thank you!!

Watched the video and did exactly as it instructed. Very easy to do, took 10 minutes in all.

replaced both hinges in no time flat and it was easy to find the part and instructions on parts select. Thank you

Well after fighting with the door for a month, i went on this site and using their information, i found the model number (in the process i found the receipt for the oven and found out it was 20 years old still looks and works like new. Pulled the door up and off the hinges, removed the drawer, saw the spring was in the middle hole, removed three screws pulled out old hinge. Installed new hinge, 3 screws and the spring. put the door back on and wow it worked! Thanks!

Turned off power, removed oven door, removed oven base plate, removed lower drawer, disconnected one igniter wire from the gas valve, (the igniter had been replaced before by a service technician), removed burner with igniter attached, removed old igniter and installed new igniter. Reattached igniter to the old wires, replaced burner assembly,turned on power and turned on oven. Once I had determined igniter glowed turned off oven and reassembled all the remaining parts. Once everything was back in place I turned on the oven again to make sure all worked, it did and we can bake again!

My stove is 17 years old. I went to home depot and told them the problem, and they told me rather than try to repair the stove, I should just buy a new one for $575. 00. A friend told me about partselect; I ordered the part and installed it myself, and it only cost me $80. I saved almost $500, and my stove is as good as new.

I removed the old part then installed the new one with the help of the instruction sheet suplyed,making sure the wires were completly coverd with the protective sleeve.

Very easy job. Removed the 3 screws from the oven body, and slid the hinge out of the door. Slid in the new hinge, replaced the screws, and it was done. Very easy, wish I had done it sooner. Finding the part was easy, using the parts diagram. Rep was nice and confirmed the right part. Shipping was fast, and price was reasonable.

I took the oven almost completely apart. Clean the entire unit. Replaced the igniter. Put everything back together. Even though I would have liked to have a new, fancy range, I saved myself $1,000.00. I'm not much of a handyman, but this repair was pretty easy.