I have an eye level oven, and the door contains three panes of glass. The innermost glass sheet can be unclipped for cleaning. There are two metal clips, glued on with a silicone type adhesive. They have come off, and I need to reattach them.
The clips are not in the oven body, which can get to 450 degrees centigrade (Pyrolytic) but glass is conductive, and I’m sure it gets very hot anyway.
I cannot find a glue rated more than 300 degrees.
Another alternative is an automotive “liquid gasket” product, but I don’t know if that acts as a glue?
I have an eye level oven, and the door contains three panes of glass. The innermost glass sheet can be unclipped for cleaning. There are two metal clips, glued on with a silicone type adhesive. They have come off, and I need to reattach them.
The clips are not in the oven body, which can get to 450 degrees centigrade (Pyrolytic) but glass is conductive, and I’m sure it gets very hot anyway.
I cannot find a glue rated more than 300 degrees.
Another alternative is an automotive “liquid gasket” product, but I don’t know if that acts as a glue?
'''Model: VOGUE Pyrolytic Wall Oven'''
https://www.tradedepot.co.nz/pyrolytic-wall-oven-10-function-80l-black
I have an eye level oven, and the door contains three panes of glass. The innermost glass sheet can be unclipped for cleaning. There are two metal clips, glued on with a silicone type adhesive. They have come off, and I need to reattach them.
The clips are not in the oven body, which can get to 450 degrees centigrade (Pyrolytic) but glass is conductive, and I’m sure it gets very hot anyway.
I cannot find a glue rated more than 300 degrees.
Another alternative is an automotive “liquid gasket” product, but I don’t know if that acts as a glue?
'''Model: VOGUE Pyrolytic Wall Oven'''
https://www.tradedepot.co.nz/pyrolytic-wall-oven-10-function-80l-black