2025-12-03 15:12:56
A cracked or shattered Oven Glass door is not only inconvenient but also a safety risk. The good news is that replacing the glass is straightforward—especially when you use high-quality tempered oven glass designed for high temperatures and long-term performance.
As a professional manufacturer and supplier of tempered glass for ovens and microwaves, we provide durable and certified replacement panels that match OEM standards. Below is a complete guide on how to replace your oven glass door safely and correctly.

Oven Door Glass may break due to:
Sudden temperature shock
Impact from cookware
Long-term metal frame fatigue
Incorrect cleaning methods
Using non-heat-resistant replacement glass
This is why choosing high-quality tempered Glass for Oven Doors is essential.
Before starting your replacement:
Unplug the oven or turn off the circuit breaker
Shut off the gas supply (for gas ovens)
Wear cut-resistant gloves
Prepare a padded workspace
Handle broken glass carefully
Phillips or Torx screwdriver
Flat screwdriver
Protective gloves
Soft mat or cloth
Replacement tempered oven glass (inner or outer)
If you are unsure about the correct size, we (as a manufacturer) can customize oven inner glass or full tempered glass door panels according to your model and dimensions.
Most oven doors can be removed easily:
Fully open the door
Locate the hinge locks near the lower sides
Flip the hinge locks upward
Close the door slightly until it stops
Lift the door upward to remove it from the oven
Place the door on a flat, padded surface.
Oven doors usually contain two or more layers of toughened (tempered) glass.
Remove all screws from the door frame
Separate the inner and outer panels
Lift out the broken glass carefully
Clean any debris or glass fragments
Insert your new tempered replacement glass for oven door
Reassemble the frame
Tighten the screws evenly
Make sure the glass sits properly in its designated slots without pressure points.
Hold the door at an angle
Align the hinges with the oven slots
Slide it into place
Fully open the door
Flip the hinge locks back to secure
Test by opening/closing the door smoothly
You should replace the glass if:
The inner glass is cracked
The exterior panel is shattered
Heat escapes during cooking
The oven door insulation is weakened
The printed layer has faded or peeled
We supply OEM-grade replacement oven glass, including:
Oven inner glass
Outer glass panels
Black printed tempered glass
Decorative glass panels
Microwave printed/toughened glass
As a professional manufacturer, we provide:
Heat-resistant up to 300–700°C depending on glass type.
We match any brand and model—OEM or aftermarket.
Black frame printing, touch panel printing, logo printing, control panel graphics, etc.
Explosion-proof, scratch-resistant, smooth edges.
Ideal for appliance factories, distributors, and repair centers.
If you need custom oven glass, microwave toughened glass, or decorative printed glass, we support flexible MOQ and fast production.
Always choose heat-resistant tempered glass, not ordinary glass
Use the correct thickness (commonly 3–5mm for inner, 4–6mm for outer)
Ensure proper black-frame or functional printing for insulation
Request polished edges to prevent stress cracks
Buy from a certified manufacturer for safety compliance
Replacing an oven glass door is a simple process when you have the right guide and high-quality tempered glass. Whether you are a repair technician, appliance brand, distributor, or end-user, using professional-grade glass ensures long-term durability and safety.
As a dedicated manufacturer & supplier of oven tempered glass, we provide both customized and standard-size replacement panels to meet all appliance needs.