Advice give in this section included:- Replacing oven door hinges on a Creda Date: 10 | 07 | 2009 ...To start the job, close the oven door, try to lift it and pull out the bottom of it at the same time! Sounds difficult but "with a little help from a friend" you can do it. Now, with the door off, its easy... When you have fitted the hinges and screwed the front panel and handle back on, you need "a little help from your friend" again.... ---------------------------------------------- I tried to do this but failed at the first hurdle - where "the little help from a friend" is recommended. I can lift the door OK but it doesn't seem to go high enough to clear the nib on the hinge that stops it being withdrawn. What am I doing wrong? I have even removed the side cover of the oven to see what is going on, but I can't see any way of lifting the hinge high enough to release it - I'm stuck, please help! The term "A little help from a friend" used to imply getting a big hammer to the job, but big hammers and glass panels don't seem to go together all that well, do they? The existing hinges don't seem that bad, but appear have caused the glass door to fould the bottom oven trim and on one side the door braket has broken from its adhesive, which I intend to repair with espares' sealant and I would like to replace the hinges too, if possible.