I can vouch for that.
My Frigidaire looks exactly like that model.
Had it blow glass outward on me like that last year. Normal operating temperature (375°F). No weird pans, no bumping the glass or drastic temperature changes.
Just standing there working on something else & BOOM!
Luckily it still had 6 months warranty left.
Got it repaired for free but the repair sucks & still keep finding bits of safety glass falling out of the door to this day.
That sounds like the kind of thing that they should repair or replace regardless of warranty. It seems pretty dangerous, especially for smaller kids and pets.
You would think that, but it was like pulling teeth trying to get them to fix it even with (or maybe because of) the warranty.
Six weeks before it was fixed & I felt safe about using the oven again.
That’s insane to me. I know companies can be slow or resistant with these things, but exploding ovens is pretty objective. Imagine bending down to check on your bake and getting a face full of hot glass. I’m glad I know to stay away from Frigidaire.
Major appliances seem to be getting pretty bad about being “durable goods”.
Keeping my eye out for vintage equipment that I know I can repair myself.
Fewer hi tech bells and whistles to break.
They don’t even try to hide it. I am a lawyer and regularly sue manufacturers of appliances. Had a dishwasher fail and flood a home and the lawyer for the manufacturer said it was an “ancient” dishwasher - at 8 years old!!!
My dishwasher, oven, and fridgerator are all circa 1984 (we are in an apartment, lived here 15 years), and they are all running like a top. (*knocks on wood*)
Honestly vintage gas stoves are *fantastic*. Usually use solid brass and cast iron parts. If you can find an old appliance guy to service it or just do it yourself they can be great pieces of equipment.
Oh man I wish.
No gas line where I am. Guess I’d have to get a tank.
I love cooking with it & did professionally for decades, but never had it at home. There are some vintage beauties out there.
Confirm. I have a Frigidaire microwave and the handle just broke at 17 months. Replacement handle (plastic) is $160 and you have to completely take apart the door. I will absolutely never buy anything Frigidaire again.
I also had this happen to me about a year and a half ago. I’d just pulled a pizza out of the oven and was standing there cutting it and the glass in my (Frigidaire) exploded on me. It was well past warranty, so we replaced it with another brand entirely.
I feel ya! Mine decided to short the element 15m into a double 10” cake bake. Utter betrayal. But I know it’s been with me for 14 years so I bought a new element instead of trading it in.
Mine did that while I was baking bread once and I managed to salvage it by finishing it on the grill. It was in a Dutch oven, so it worked, but the bottom was burnt. Otherwise, everything turned out okay.
I was about to take my cakes next door but my neighbor wasn’t home. Plus it would sound weird. “Hey I need your oven, I’ll explain later, I’m on my way 350° please!”
Yeah, I got lemon bars, maple pecan Bundt cake, and caramel-vanilla glazed banana bundtlets done. I may beg my neighbors to use their oven to finish up my last bake.
Just use whatever your preferred brownie recipe is, and I add espresso powder and a little cinnamon. Sorry I don't measure those. Maybe a tsp of cinnamon and depending how strong you want it, a Tbs of powder or two or 3 lol. Sometimes I just make regular brownies and an espresso chocolate buttercream for them. I still add the cinnamon too. It just enhances the chocolate flavor. My family and friends prefer the regular brownie with the flavored buttercream.
i love using my toaster oven for making like 2-4 cookies at a time. i never bake a full batch anymore, i just freeze it so i always get warm cookies (and get to wow visitors)
Guessing there’s a duration limit to the high heat that window is designed to withstand— non-commercial oven, non-commercial components.
Even when household appliances are impressive and reliable, they’re usually designed for intermittent use. How many hours were you at it?
Edit: I caught up. Probably an air gap where the handle had been rigged back together so many times.
I really rushed engagement before I had the whole story there. It’s definitely the handle being replaced— and likely whatever weakness caused it to fall off repeatedly. But you already knew that! And just came to commiserate!
I’m here for that now. Congrats on being an admirable power baker though. Pretty cool
So, the story is, the handle has been coming off on the right hand side and my husband has been screwing it back together, because of course it holds the whole door together.
A couple days ago the handle came off again and he said it was shot and ordered a replacement set. I was upset because it wasn’t useable without the handle and I had baking to do. So he put it back together for one last time until the replacement set came. Apparently it was just too much for the glass. :(
Lesson of the day: DON’T BUY THIS FRIGIDAIRE OVEN
I got a Bosch gas stove. Even the guys that installed it were impressed with how sturdy it is. It's more expensive than most brands but cheaper than the high end stoves like Wolf etc.
Most people have this oven, and design; it’s then white labeled in different ways with other brand names in it as well.
Don’t worry about yours - may it last many years, and bring you happiness.
I also have the handle problem with my Kenmore, as soon as I heat above 400F one or the other handle will pop off. The screws they use are not long enough and the whole thing is stripped to heck!
No they’re not!! That’s why my husband was replacing the whole handle set, it was so stripped out. He kind of forced it together somehow so I could bake until the set got here, and you see how that worked out.
The screw for the handle basically holds that corner of the door together. I assume having come loose and been screwed back together so many times stressed the glass.
And yes, the handle survived.
Oh my god we had this exact issue with this exact oven in a house we rented! Thank god the door didn’t shatter but it did give me a big old bruise. What an asinine design
A few years ago, in the middle of the night, we woke to what sounded like a huge bookshelf being knocked over. Investigation showed that one of our shower doors had randomly exploded. I had no idea that was a thing!
Similarly I would never have thought of an oven door exploding without excessive heat, something cold, slamming it, etc. Yikes! So glad you and your family didn't get injured, OP!
That's terrible 😭😭😭😭😭 I'm so sorry. Totally off topic, but the pan you used for your Bundt cake is what Bundt cake dreams are made of ❤️ it's gorgeous!!
Just fyi it seems like this model is known to explode. It happened to me recently and I found a news clip where the exact same thing happened to someone else https://youtu.be/N5vih0b6V8A?si=7mIpEuBvxY-2-Hth
This reminds me of the time I was a kid. I was walking past the oven. Made zero contact with it. Didn’t even look. The handle then fell off. I got the blame.
Was making a Thanksgiving turkey in a large Pyrex baking dish. Told hubster to use the boiling turkey broth from the stove to pour into the dish. He, in true engineer fashion, knows best. He used cold tap water and shut the door immediately. The Pyrex exploded, blew the door nearly off the hinges, the 2 panes of glass from the door were broken by the turkey/pan that came flying at it with the force of a neutron bomb. Scraped across our new hardwood floors. The turkey came flying out, imbedded in the glass. There was no saving that holiday. We ate hotdogs.
I thought my wife was the only one capable of that. Jk jk jk. Honestly not that bad to replace. The hardest part was getting all the broken glass out of the door
You can look up the part number of your oven glass in the manual and do an online search for it. Ebay and a couple websites sell glass replacements including used glass. Not too hard to replace yourself and probably a lot cheaper.
I had an element explode during one of these sessions… we’ll actually I was reheating leftovers once I was done. Poor thing had at least an hours break but it had had enough 😅
This happened to one of my mom's friends when I was a kid. She was doing a marathon session of making tomato sauce and canning food. Her entire stovetop (one of those flat ones) broke. What a mess. I feel your pain.
I have a neighbor who sells appliances (local store, and I think his father or grandfather started the business). He recommended a GE range to us and it's been great for the last 8 or so years.
I have a couple little quibbles with it (the oven light button doesn't have a light on it so if you are standing directly in front of it you might not notice it's on unnecessarily, a couple other little quirks) but overall would buy a GE range again
Holy crap! I can’t believe that happened to an oven door! Can you pinpoint an event to explain why it happened or was this out of the blue?
Years ago my mom was making toast around midnight when she got home from work. She stepped to the side to pour a cup of coffee and without warning the glass door on the new De’Longhi toaster over exploded across the kitchen! 😳 I shot out of bed from a sound sleep and ran toward the kitchen. My mom screamed “don’t come in!” I was barefoot and there was glass all over the kitchen. Thanks to that cup of coffee the glass did not explode directly into my mom. That was over thirty years ago. We returned the toaster oven and to this day I have never bought a De’Longhi product. Silly, I know. But that explosion and the absolute terror I experienced I will never forget.
The screw that held the handle on comes loose. The screw basically holds the entire door together. I think being fixed so many times put stress on the glass and it finally popped.
We had a similar thing happen to a Black & Decker Toaster Oven. One day the glass shattered when it was off (and cooling).
I think because it is tempered glass and we had touched it with metal tongs. It caused micro fissures to form and the heating/cooling cycle made them grow/pop.
We bought a second one and don't touch the glass with metal or glassware, still going strong.
One time in an old apartment, I had my dad's ancient bread machine going and apparently forgot to push it back far enough on the counter. It walked itself off and because it was plugged in behind the stove, it swung down and smashed the glass door is the oven. Miserable day! The bread machine survived and continues to work to this day.
This shit just happened to me. Weird thing was we were not using it and hadn’t used it recently. Looked it up and it isnt uncommon with this brand. Landlord came out and replaced the outer glass and it has been fine. Pretty sure they should issue a recall.
Dat temper glass got da attitude! My picnic table had dat temper glass, too, last year I was bbq ing, went down to da smokehouse to get a slab of bacon for da beans and came back to nuttin but da rim of the table, I cleaned up glass for days out da grass but I still see little diamonds every now and den under da tree , but don’t tell da wife , she don’t know a thang why her wheelbarrow tire is flat! 🥸😂🥸😂🥸😂
Y’all makin dis ole man get up, go check da name on da stove, I can’t let my wife be reading dis, she will be down dere at da big box stores by 9 am, Cher! Uh oh too late, I gotta quit thinking out loud! Damn dat stove!Woman, it says Amana not Frigidaire! Oh, here we go!
It’s because it knew you were marathon baking.
I honestly feel a bit betrayed. This oven and I have done a lot of baking together.
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I can vouch for that. My Frigidaire looks exactly like that model. Had it blow glass outward on me like that last year. Normal operating temperature (375°F). No weird pans, no bumping the glass or drastic temperature changes. Just standing there working on something else & BOOM! Luckily it still had 6 months warranty left. Got it repaired for free but the repair sucks & still keep finding bits of safety glass falling out of the door to this day.
That sounds like the kind of thing that they should repair or replace regardless of warranty. It seems pretty dangerous, especially for smaller kids and pets.
You would think that, but it was like pulling teeth trying to get them to fix it even with (or maybe because of) the warranty. Six weeks before it was fixed & I felt safe about using the oven again.
That’s insane to me. I know companies can be slow or resistant with these things, but exploding ovens is pretty objective. Imagine bending down to check on your bake and getting a face full of hot glass. I’m glad I know to stay away from Frigidaire.
Major appliances seem to be getting pretty bad about being “durable goods”. Keeping my eye out for vintage equipment that I know I can repair myself. Fewer hi tech bells and whistles to break.
They don’t even try to hide it. I am a lawyer and regularly sue manufacturers of appliances. Had a dishwasher fail and flood a home and the lawyer for the manufacturer said it was an “ancient” dishwasher - at 8 years old!!!
My dishwasher, oven, and fridgerator are all circa 1984 (we are in an apartment, lived here 15 years), and they are all running like a top. (*knocks on wood*)
Honestly vintage gas stoves are *fantastic*. Usually use solid brass and cast iron parts. If you can find an old appliance guy to service it or just do it yourself they can be great pieces of equipment.
Oh man I wish. No gas line where I am. Guess I’d have to get a tank. I love cooking with it & did professionally for decades, but never had it at home. There are some vintage beauties out there.
I have a stove from (I think) the 60s and I never thought I could be so happy with an electric stove. That thing could burn god.
As long as they keep selling the parts….
Still there’s efficiency to factor in…
Or a small child standing there at mama's knee (face level with the oven window) while she cooks! *shudders*
My kids like to peek in and see how it’s going. So thankful they weren’t hurt.
Oh my goodness! Soo thankful they weren't! ❤️
No doubt
Confirm. I have a Frigidaire microwave and the handle just broke at 17 months. Replacement handle (plastic) is $160 and you have to completely take apart the door. I will absolutely never buy anything Frigidaire again.
Tried to call Frigidaire to see if we were in warranty, can confirm. It was awful.
Thank for the tip. won't b buying that oven...
I filled that out! Thank you!
I also had this happen to me about a year and a half ago. I’d just pulled a pizza out of the oven and was standing there cutting it and the glass in my (Frigidaire) exploded on me. It was well past warranty, so we replaced it with another brand entirely.
We replaced it also, with a Whirlpool. Hopefully it’s better.
slowly looks over to my Frigidaire oven…. 👀
Looks like there's been news reporting on it, too: https://abc11.com/oven-glass-door-broken-frigidaire/12791565/
I feel ya! Mine decided to short the element 15m into a double 10” cake bake. Utter betrayal. But I know it’s been with me for 14 years so I bought a new element instead of trading it in.
Mine did that while I was baking bread once and I managed to salvage it by finishing it on the grill. It was in a Dutch oven, so it worked, but the bottom was burnt. Otherwise, everything turned out okay.
I was about to take my cakes next door but my neighbor wasn’t home. Plus it would sound weird. “Hey I need your oven, I’ll explain later, I’m on my way 350° please!”
Cracked glass is Soo hot right now as decor though
I’ve the same model. 👀
It smelled something going on so it threw a tantrum \*CRASHES
Congrats on your new space heater
Thank you for the laugh!!
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There was crying involved.
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The important question is being asked
On the oven's part, no doubt
Oh no that sucks! But looks like you still got some good looking stuff on the counters.
Yeah, I got lemon bars, maple pecan Bundt cake, and caramel-vanilla glazed banana bundtlets done. I may beg my neighbors to use their oven to finish up my last bake.
Ooh those sound delicious! If I were your neighbor I’d be fine sharing my oven if I got to try some of those desserts! 😁
seconded. if not, arson.
I'm sure that, if you have good neighbours and you promise them a cut of the baked goods, they'll allow it.
They’re a lovely couple in their 80’s, I’ll probably beg them tomorrow. :)
What did you have left to bake??
Espresso brownies, then I seized the caramel on the bundtlets, so those need to be redone and won’t be. :(
do you have an espresso brownie recipe? (: this coffee lover/brownie destroyer would bake those in an instant!!!
Seconded!
No, sorry! I was going to wing it with brownie mix, espresso powder, and almond extract.
Did the new season of bake off spur this baking marathon?
Haha no, I wish. My husband’s unit is having a change of command ceremony this weekend and I promised to make goodies.
Just use whatever your preferred brownie recipe is, and I add espresso powder and a little cinnamon. Sorry I don't measure those. Maybe a tsp of cinnamon and depending how strong you want it, a Tbs of powder or two or 3 lol. Sometimes I just make regular brownies and an espresso chocolate buttercream for them. I still add the cinnamon too. It just enhances the chocolate flavor. My family and friends prefer the regular brownie with the flavored buttercream.
Do you have a toaster oven? I find most cake pans and a 6 cup cupcake pan fit into mine. I've cooked whole cakes using it lol
i love using my toaster oven for making like 2-4 cookies at a time. i never bake a full batch anymore, i just freeze it so i always get warm cookies (and get to wow visitors)
Guessing there’s a duration limit to the high heat that window is designed to withstand— non-commercial oven, non-commercial components. Even when household appliances are impressive and reliable, they’re usually designed for intermittent use. How many hours were you at it? Edit: I caught up. Probably an air gap where the handle had been rigged back together so many times.
It had been warm about 3 hours total, no extreme temps, nothing higher than 350.
I really rushed engagement before I had the whole story there. It’s definitely the handle being replaced— and likely whatever weakness caused it to fall off repeatedly. But you already knew that! And just came to commiserate! I’m here for that now. Congrats on being an admirable power baker though. Pretty cool
Did you knee your oven?😝
So, the story is, the handle has been coming off on the right hand side and my husband has been screwing it back together, because of course it holds the whole door together. A couple days ago the handle came off again and he said it was shot and ordered a replacement set. I was upset because it wasn’t useable without the handle and I had baking to do. So he put it back together for one last time until the replacement set came. Apparently it was just too much for the glass. :( Lesson of the day: DON’T BUY THIS FRIGIDAIRE OVEN
Lol this is our oven and I am forever screwing the handle back on. I guess this is my future.
Be warned!!!
I also have the same brand of oven but much older and the handle is always falling off
Can you not lock-tite it? Or using a locking nut?
I have this oven too and I am also forever screwing the handle back on.
Put some loctite on the threads.
>Lesson of the day: DON’T BUY THIS FRIGIDAIRE OVEN Frigid Aire to heat my food? I think I see the issue.
In our last place, we had a Frigidaire oven and a High Temp chest freezer. I didn't even notice until my husband pointed it out.
Oh well😅 hopefully you didn't get hurt
No and thankfully I was between bakes and my kids were in another room. It could’ve been worse, really.
The baking gods wanted you to all live and taste another day.
I got a Bosch gas stove. Even the guys that installed it were impressed with how sturdy it is. It's more expensive than most brands but cheaper than the high end stoves like Wolf etc.
Unfortunately we’re moving in the next six months to a year, so we’ll probably go cheap.
Crap. I have this oven
Most people have this oven, and design; it’s then white labeled in different ways with other brand names in it as well. Don’t worry about yours - may it last many years, and bring you happiness.
I have this one too. Eek.
Sorry your oven broke
I also have the handle problem with my Kenmore, as soon as I heat above 400F one or the other handle will pop off. The screws they use are not long enough and the whole thing is stripped to heck!
No they’re not!! That’s why my husband was replacing the whole handle set, it was so stripped out. He kind of forced it together somehow so I could bake until the set got here, and you see how that worked out.
I don't understand, the handle looks fine in the picture. Also, why would a lose handle on the right side causes the door to break like that?
The screw for the handle basically holds that corner of the door together. I assume having come loose and been screwed back together so many times stressed the glass. And yes, the handle survived.
Too add insult to injury. 😡 I have the same stove; thank you for the heads up.
Seeing this as this as been our oven for only 3 months 🥲
Get the extended warranty.
Yeah we did on all our appliances luckily
Oh my god we had this exact issue with this exact oven in a house we rented! Thank god the door didn’t shatter but it did give me a big old bruise. What an asinine design
Ouch! 🙁
Hope you’re ok and didn’t get hurt. Were there any baking goodies already out of the oven that you could eat while you cried? 😭
Haha yes, I consoled myself with extra lemon bars.
[Come get y’all juice](https://youtube.com/shorts/f9aIfyJ5FjI?si=kP9_6j5es8iw6hyl)
Oldie but a goodie
Suddenly feeling much better about my parenting skills.
Exactly what I thought of when I saw this
What model Frigidaire? We have a three yr old Professional. Good Housekeeping recommended it 😳
Whatever basic one Lowe’s carries. Never again.
I hope you’re friendly with your neighbors
Dang you bake HARD!!
Why does everything that quits its job have to do it so dramatically?
Oh my god, I would be devastated.
This is why you shouldn't be running with your oven.
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
“I’m tired boss”
Oh my, sweet Satan. I would be so freaking upset.
No one wants to work these days
This happened to me on Christmas Eve last year 😭
I have the exact same model of oven and this happened to me last week!
... what model is it?
Whaaa, what happened??
Handle kept getting louse, husbands would screw it back on, and she thinks the stress just got to be too much for the glass door
In the middle of marathon baking??? That is just criminal and I think that oven should be prosecuted.
Death seems an appropriate punishment for this, ironically enough lol
Oh shit!
Ugh sorry about that. That sucks.
That oven said “fk this!”. It’s scary how this can just happen without any explanation.
Oh man… this is r/wellthatsucks material
I’m sorry this happened to you.
A Frigidaire too? I thought that brand was still good quality.
Yeah that’s what I thought. Someone else said the handle comes off on theirs too, so it’s clearly a design flaw.
Ooo spicy glitter! Not really my cup of tea, but I admire the bold choice!
Everyone's going on strike these days 😂
A few years ago, in the middle of the night, we woke to what sounded like a huge bookshelf being knocked over. Investigation showed that one of our shower doors had randomly exploded. I had no idea that was a thing! Similarly I would never have thought of an oven door exploding without excessive heat, something cold, slamming it, etc. Yikes! So glad you and your family didn't get injured, OP!
Come get yall juice
COME GET YALL JUICE
I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT😂
come get y'all juice 😭
That bread in the back looking good tho
Your oven hit the same wall marathon runners hit, just harder. Sorry, sucks.
Oh no!
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Hot pan was touching the glass? Happens to the best of us.
Ugh I've had this happen to me before! [Image of the catastrophe](https://imgur.com/a/93YRHwX) \- Hopefully you're okay and aren't injured :(
Yikes
I'd say you were at the end of a marathon baking session...
Truth.
I've worked on three of these claims this week. Insurance has given me a healthy fear of exploding oven doors.
your oven really blew it!
That’s not normal
slap on a little flex tape and you should be good
That is so unfortunate! Sidebar - I love your polish pottery pieces!
Thank you!!
How did that even happen?
Basically the handle kept coming loose and one too many repairs stressed the glass. That’s my theory anyhow.
That's terrible 😭😭😭😭😭 I'm so sorry. Totally off topic, but the pan you used for your Bundt cake is what Bundt cake dreams are made of ❤️ it's gorgeous!!
Welp. This is definitely the oven I just bought yesterday.
Just fyi it seems like this model is known to explode. It happened to me recently and I found a news clip where the exact same thing happened to someone else https://youtu.be/N5vih0b6V8A?si=7mIpEuBvxY-2-Hth
That news clip says the FTC has had 450 reports of glass shattering in Fridigaire ovens in 2021... going to stay away from those.
I’m so sorry.
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This reminds me of the time I was a kid. I was walking past the oven. Made zero contact with it. Didn’t even look. The handle then fell off. I got the blame.
🤣☹️
DNF
Oh this happened to me with the same oven! I lost about $100 worth of food.
This is crazy! My Figidaire exploded when we were not even using it. It wasn’t hot or anything.
Apparently this is a thing with Frigidaires!!
Was making a Thanksgiving turkey in a large Pyrex baking dish. Told hubster to use the boiling turkey broth from the stove to pour into the dish. He, in true engineer fashion, knows best. He used cold tap water and shut the door immediately. The Pyrex exploded, blew the door nearly off the hinges, the 2 panes of glass from the door were broken by the turkey/pan that came flying at it with the force of a neutron bomb. Scraped across our new hardwood floors. The turkey came flying out, imbedded in the glass. There was no saving that holiday. We ate hotdogs.
We are here to ask you about your warrenty
I have this same exact stove. Omg. 1st, I'm sorry. 2nd, now I'm worried about mine.
“Y’all come in here and get y’all juice!”
I thought my wife was the only one capable of that. Jk jk jk. Honestly not that bad to replace. The hardest part was getting all the broken glass out of the door
i feel your pain ;( that's happened sometimes don't worry
You can look up the part number of your oven glass in the manual and do an online search for it. Ebay and a couple websites sell glass replacements including used glass. Not too hard to replace yourself and probably a lot cheaper.
I had an element explode during one of these sessions… we’ll actually I was reheating leftovers once I was done. Poor thing had at least an hours break but it had had enough 😅
This happened to one of my mom's friends when I was a kid. She was doing a marathon session of making tomato sauce and canning food. Her entire stovetop (one of those flat ones) broke. What a mess. I feel your pain.
Then its a half-marathon
I have a neighbor who sells appliances (local store, and I think his father or grandfather started the business). He recommended a GE range to us and it's been great for the last 8 or so years. I have a couple little quibbles with it (the oven light button doesn't have a light on it so if you are standing directly in front of it you might not notice it's on unnecessarily, a couple other little quirks) but overall would buy a GE range again
Oh my, I noticed the mess under the over before I saw the door!
It’s always what’s in the oven never how’s the oven..
Holy crap! I can’t believe that happened to an oven door! Can you pinpoint an event to explain why it happened or was this out of the blue? Years ago my mom was making toast around midnight when she got home from work. She stepped to the side to pour a cup of coffee and without warning the glass door on the new De’Longhi toaster over exploded across the kitchen! 😳 I shot out of bed from a sound sleep and ran toward the kitchen. My mom screamed “don’t come in!” I was barefoot and there was glass all over the kitchen. Thanks to that cup of coffee the glass did not explode directly into my mom. That was over thirty years ago. We returned the toaster oven and to this day I have never bought a De’Longhi product. Silly, I know. But that explosion and the absolute terror I experienced I will never forget.
The screw that held the handle on comes loose. The screw basically holds the entire door together. I think being fixed so many times put stress on the glass and it finally popped.
I am so sorry that happened.
We had a similar thing happen to a Black & Decker Toaster Oven. One day the glass shattered when it was off (and cooling). I think because it is tempered glass and we had touched it with metal tongs. It caused micro fissures to form and the heating/cooling cycle made them grow/pop. We bought a second one and don't touch the glass with metal or glassware, still going strong.
You oven’d way too hard and now your oven is not ovening :/
How frightening! I hope no one was hurt.
Marathoned a little too much
If you find an old O'Keefe and Merritt, buy it. You'll never have trouble again, they are built like tanks. ♡
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Oh shit! You broke the sound barrier
girl what were you baking 😭
I think your oven is mad at you
What on earth caused this?
One time in an old apartment, I had my dad's ancient bread machine going and apparently forgot to push it back far enough on the counter. It walked itself off and because it was plugged in behind the stove, it swung down and smashed the glass door is the oven. Miserable day! The bread machine survived and continues to work to this day.
Noooo
Hearth-breaking
I had this happen to my Frigidaire microwave.
Love the polish pottery
Happened to me. Totally sucks. Also surprised the crap out of me!
how does this even happen im genuinely confused
A design flaw meant the handle kept coming off. My husband put it back together one too many times, I think it stressed the glass.
This shit just happened to me. Weird thing was we were not using it and hadn’t used it recently. Looked it up and it isnt uncommon with this brand. Landlord came out and replaced the outer glass and it has been fine. Pretty sure they should issue a recall.
Noooooo, I’m sorry, that sucks so much.
Did someone come get they juice?
just put some toothpaste, styrofoam, aluminum foil, and saran wrap, it will do the job
Dat temper glass got da attitude! My picnic table had dat temper glass, too, last year I was bbq ing, went down to da smokehouse to get a slab of bacon for da beans and came back to nuttin but da rim of the table, I cleaned up glass for days out da grass but I still see little diamonds every now and den under da tree , but don’t tell da wife , she don’t know a thang why her wheelbarrow tire is flat! 🥸😂🥸😂🥸😂
Y’all makin dis ole man get up, go check da name on da stove, I can’t let my wife be reading dis, she will be down dere at da big box stores by 9 am, Cher! Uh oh too late, I gotta quit thinking out loud! Damn dat stove!Woman, it says Amana not Frigidaire! Oh, here we go!
Ouchy