I have a Garland gas four-burner stove. The light bulb inside the oven
burned out. Can someone please explain how I replace the bulb? The
glass cover didn't come off when I twisted it a little and I don't
want to break anything.

Thanks very much.

Come on? No one has ever had this bulb burn out? Wow.

On 2007-09-11, > wrote:
> I have a Garland gas four-burner stove. The light bulb inside the oven
> burned out. Can someone please explain how I replace the bulb? The
> glass cover didn't come off when I twisted it a little and I don't
> want to break anything.

Well, nobody else has responded, so I'll give it a go. I don't have a
Garland stove, but on my (very old) GE stove, the glass cover is held
on by a metal bracket, which must be removed by removing two hex-head
screws. Do you see any screws anywhere in the vicinity?

--
Randall

Thanks you, Randall. I'll give it a closer look.

On Sep 12, 6:47 pm, Randall Nortman >
wrote:
> On 2007-09-11, > wrote:

>
> Well, nobody else has responded, so I'll give it a go. I don't have a
> Garland stove, but on my (very old) GE stove, the glass cover is held
> on by a metal bracket, which must be removed by removing two hex-head
> screws. Do you see any screws anywhere in the vicinity?
>
> --
> Randall

On Mon, 10 Sep 2007 17:17:22 -0700, wrote:

>I have a Garland gas four-burner stove. The light bulb inside the oven
>burned out. Can someone please explain how I replace the bulb? The
>glass cover didn't come off when I twisted it a little and I don't
>want to break anything.
>
>Thanks very much.


Did you get an instruction book with the stove? If so, it should give
instructions on replacing the bulb. If you do not have a book, try
the Garland web site. Most companies have the instruction books
available online.
--
Susan N.

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