BEKO XTG611W 60 cm Gas Cooker
I have taken off the glass top lid to replace a broken spring hinge. I also find the hinge Housing
is badly damaged and needs to be replaced.
My question is: Does the hinge Housing, which contains a single threaded bolt extrusion on its base,
need to be secured with a nut from beneath the metal of the cooker or can it simply be screwed in
from above?
Just a thought: before you start taking things apart, check you can actually get the spares you are likely to need.Theres RansXXXoms and esparesi can think of. You might also try Beko directly.
Ghh
February 2024
Glad to have helped.
I've told the people running this site several times about the issues posting links to that particular supplier. My posts have all been deleted and ignored, with no apology, no explanation and nothing done by Amos Media to actually help people. SMH.
I STILL can't post a link to that site without obfusticating it. SMH²
Ghh
February 2024
Yes, thank you Ghh. It is a very good site but on this occasion no drawing showed any detail of how housing is fitted. I suspect you are right and that there is a securing nut underneath, just means there is a bit more work to do accessing it! Not used this site before and wasn't sure how to thank anybody so I hope this works! (Previously I put the wrong model number for the cooker so repeated my query). Regards, Steve
Steve
February 2024
Update:
In case you missed my post to your earlier question, there's a slew of useful exploded diagrams available here, which might help. You need to copy and paste the link below into your browser BUT remove the XXX between "ranso" and "mspares"
I think you are the guy to whom I gave the link for RansXXXoms (take out the XXX). There should be some exploded diagrams there. I would hazard a guess that you'll be looking at securing nuts underneath
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