Creda 48363 Cooker and Oven Doors
Creda 48363 Main Oven Door Glass for Cookers and Ovens by Creda
Creda 48363 Handle Door White for /Hotpoint Cookers and Ovens by Creda
Creda 48363 Oven Door Handle for / Cookers and Ovens by Hotpoint
Creda 48363 Hinge M/o Door Top for /Cannon/Hotpoint Cookers and Ovens by Creda
Creda 48363 Cooker Door Grommet for //Cannon/Indesit Cookers and Ovens by Hotpoint
Creda 48363 Dr Hnge Plate Bttm for //Hotpoint/Indesit Cookers and Ovens by Cannon
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Creda 48363 Hinge M/o Door Btm for /Cannon/Hotpoint/Indesit Cookers and Ovens by Creda
Creda 48363 Dr Hnge Plate Top for /Cannon/Hotpoint/Indesit Cookers and Ovens by Creda
Creda 48363 Top Oven Door Seal for //Cannon/Indesit Cookers and Ovens by Hotpoint
Creda 48363 Oven Door Hinge for /Hotpoint/Cannon/Jackson Cookers and Ovens by Creda
Latest Creda 48363 Cooker and Oven Doors Product Reviews
Main Oven Door Seal for Hotpoint/Creda/Cannon/Jackson Cookers and Oven
shirley tyers
very pleased prompt delivery fitted very well
by Shirley
Top Oven Door Seal for Hotpoint/Creda/Cannon/Indesit Cookers and Ovens
Easy to fit
The existing seal was sagging and letting heat escape. The replacement has hooks on the corners and ends which gave me information on removing the old one. The new one stretches, so I fitted the two corners and then stretched the sides to hook in the ends. All done in a few minutes and it works perfectly.
by MR J F
Main Oven Door Seal for Hotpoint/Creda/Cannon/Jackson Cookers and Oven
Just what I needed
Old seal was hanging loose whenever the oven warmed up. This replacement fits my SPC60W and is stretchy enough to keep its shape. Ordered Wednesday evening, arrived following Monday.
by David
Top Oven Door Seal for Hotpoint/Creda/Cannon/Indesit Cookers and Ovens
Fitted Perfectly
Fast delivery, easy to fit
by sue
Oven Door Handle for Hotpoint/Creda Cookers and Ovens
Straightforward replacement
This was the best price I found, though still expensive for a simple moulding. Comparatively easy to fit, though I needed to remove the oven door in order to reach the bottom screws securing the outer door panel. I was able to reuse the existing star washers, having cut through the plastic prongs they held on the old handle with a craft knife.
I suspect one reason the original handle failed was that the door catch had become stiff, requiring a strong pull to open. I took the opportunity to lubricate it - the door now is still secure, but opens more easily.
by Steven
