Help me identify my oven!

gnimia

Well yesterday when my lodger was cooking, the inner glass pane in the grill oven just smashed - glass everywhere!
I'ev spent what feels like hours getting all the little bits out, but I need to work out what the oven is to replace the pane. Its one that just slides in, so can I jusst order it from somewhere (any suggestions?) or will it need a fitter (i hope not)
The oven was here when i moved in, and I cant read the label on the inner door - would the model number be anywhere else accessible on the oven?
Also, I've got the vast majority of the glass out, but is leaving little bits in the very inaccessible areas likely to cuase futher damage - ie - am i going to have to take it apart! :eek:
Thanks very much!

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withabix

What make is it even?

Can't read the badge!

gnimia

Oops - its a tecnik. The photos are rubbish, but i can take more if it will help?

phill99

The vast majority of building insurance policies cover fiitted ovens (even if you don't have accidental cover). Its woirth calling them as they normally just replace it so you will get a new oven.

withabix

Tecnik TKC_8525-2 I reckon

gnimia

withabix wrote: »

Tecnik TKC_8525-2 I reckon

ooh - thank you!
thats a really good start

My excess is £250 so really not worth getting the insurance involved i'd have thought...

withabix

The oven is actually made by Stoves, so try them for spares. Parts are also the same for some Bosch ovens (but the same part usually costs double!!).

Probably £40-£60 for the inner door glass.

gnimia

Great - Ill call stoves (rather than bosch!) tmw and see what they say. Their website is not very useful to identify the model...
Any thoughts on further damage by leaving little bits of glass in? Its mostly stuck in a slim void between the two ovens, and impossible to get to without taking the thing apart - maybe 15-20 little chunks of glass left?

Valli

or try e spares

this happened to a friend of mine (think theirs was a stoves, actually,) and they ended up getting a complete new door, I beleive.

aliasojo

gnimia wrote: »

Any thoughts on further damage by leaving little bits of glass in? Its mostly stuck in a slim void between the two ovens, and impossible to get to without taking the thing apart - maybe 15-20 little chunks of glass left?

Can you get the nozzle attachment for the hoover in there?

gnimia

aliasojo wrote: »

Can you get the nozzle attachment for the hoover in there?

I've hoovered out as much as i can... and been swiping it out with a screwdriver and knife! The gap is really very slim, maybe 5mm high, and 20 wide, in a grill along the width of the oven, maybe 10 of them?

Its amazing how much glass it creates!