H2530120012 Genuine Oven Door Hinge for Omega Ovens, Omega Spare Part for Oven Doors That Drop, Sag or Won't Shut

H2530120012 is a genuine Omega oven door hinge. Hinges carry the full weight of the oven door every time it opens, and when one wears or breaks the door can drop, twist or refuse to close properly. We don't have a model list for this hinge, so the best check is the number stamped on your old hinge or the Omega parts list for your model.

Omega oven door dropping or not closing properly

Most oven hinges use a spring loaded arm that holds the door up as it closes and controls it as it opens. Springs weaken, pivots wear and the hinge arm can bend if the door is leaned on or used as a step. The result is a door that falls open, closes crooked, leaves a gap at one side or springs back hard. A poorly closing door lets heat escape, so cooking slows down and the control panel area runs hotter than it should. Look for cracks, broken springs or a hinge that feels loose compared with the other side.

Part details

• Genuine Omega part H2530120012
• Oven door hinge
• No model list on file, match the number on the old hinge

Changing an oven door hinge

Switch the oven off at the isolator and make sure it's cold. On most ovens the door lifts off once the hinge locking clips are flipped over with the door partly open, so support its weight with both hands. Undo the screws holding the hinge to the oven frame, which may mean removing a trim, then fit the new hinge the same way round and refit the door. If one hinge has failed, the other is often worn too.

Questions about this part

How many hinges does my Omega oven need?

Most ovens use one hinge on each side of the door. This listing is for hinge H2530120012. Check the left and right hinges on your oven carry the same number, as some ovens use a different part for each side.