574528 Genuine Oven Door Hinge for DeLonghi, Fisher & Paykel, Haier Ovens OB60SLCX2 OB60S4CRW1 HWO60S4MEX1 DE60GW DEF608GW DE605MS DMFPS60 DE60PS

When an oven door drops open on its own or won't close square, a worn hinge is the usual suspect. Part 574528 is a genuine door hinge, also numbered 063107, used on DeLonghi and Fisher & Paykel ovens and a few Haier models. It is listed for DeLonghi DE60GW, DEF608GW, DE605MS and DMFPS60 models, Fisher & Paykel OB60SLCX2 and OB60S4CRW1 ovens, and the Haier HWO60S4MEX1. Hinges are sold one at a time.

Signs your DeLonghi or Fisher & Paykel oven hinge is worn

Each side of the oven door sits on a sprung hinge that lets it open smoothly, hold its position and pull back tight against the seal when closed. Over time the spring weakens, the pivot wears or a link bends, often after the door has been leaned on or had a heavy dish rested on it. Look for a door that falls open heavily, sits crooked, leaves a gap at the top, or lets heat escape around the edge. Grinding or clunking as the door moves points the same way. A sagging door also wears out the seal faster.

Part details

• Genuine oven door hinge, part 574528
• Also listed as 063107
• Sold as a single hinge
• Suits DeLonghi DE60, DEF60, DE605 and DMFPS60 ovens
• Also listed for Fisher & Paykel OB60SLCX2, OB60S4CRW1 and Haier HWO60S4 models

Replacing oven door hinges

Make sure the oven is off and cold. Hinges carry strong spring tension, so follow your model's door removal steps, lock the hinges if the design allows and keep fingers clear of the arms. Lift the door off with a helper, as it is heavier than it looks. If one hinge has worn, the other usually isn't far behind, so many repairers change both at once.

Questions about this part

Do I need one hinge or two?

Each listing is for one hinge, and most oven doors use one on each side. If both sides feel loose or the door sits unevenly, ordering two and replacing them together gives the most even, reliable result.