Description

Original middle glass bracket for Sauter oven door 8051062

The original Sauter 8051062 middle glass bracket holds the inner (middle) glass panel in the oven door in place. When the bracket breaks or cracks, the glass begins to loosen and can fall and break. The part fits both the left and right sides, is made of heat-resistant plastic, and restores the door to full functionality.

Is the glass in your oven door loose or falling off? Chances are the small plastic bracket that holds it in place has broken—a common problem that occurs due to years of heat buildup. Replacing it involves dismantling the door frame and working with glass—we recommend calling a qualified technician. Click the “Check Model Compatibility” button at the top of the page to make sure the part fits your oven model before ordering.

⚠️ Important for safety: Before any work on the oven door, unplug the appliance and wait until the oven has cooled completely. The glass edges are sharp - it is recommended to work with thick gloves.

Why is the glass in the oven door starting to loosen?

A modern oven door is made up of layers of glass – outer, middle and inner. The middle glass is supported by a pair of plastic brackets on the left and right sides. These brackets absorb continuous heating and cooling cycles over the years, causing the plastic to lose flexibility and shatter. When one bracket breaks, the glass immediately loses its grip – and from there the road to expensive damage is short.

The original part 8051062 is resistant to high temperatures and is precisely adjusted to the dimensions of the original door. A non-original part may not fit exactly and cause the glass to move again.

📋 Technical specifications

✅ Compatible models

Important: Make sure it matches the model number (E-Nr — 8-11 character product number) that appears on the product label.

Where is the model sticker on the oven: The inner door frame, or the oven opening frame on the body of the appliance – usually on the top left.

Built in & Freestanding Ovens (CU/CI/SFB/SFE/SHB/SHE Series): CI810, CI910, CU800, CU900, SFB630, SFB640, SFB650, SFB680, SFB950, SFE630, SFE650, SFE950, SHB630, SHB640, SHE630

Built in & Freestanding Oven Pyrolytic: CU800P, CU900P, CI810P, CI910P, SFB950P, SFE950P, PYRO810, PYRO910, PYRO950

Built-in & Freestanding Ovens (D Series): D850, D860, D880, D890, D900, D950

🔧 How do you replace the glass bracket on the oven door?

Replacement involves dismantling the oven door frame and working closely with sharp, heavy glass panels. We recommend that you contact a qualified technician to perform the work. Improper installation may result in a cracked glass or a door that does not close properly.

Below is an overview of the steps for the technician's information:

1. ⚠️ Disconnect the oven from the power supply and wait for it to cool completely.
2. Remove the oven door from the hinges and place it on a flat, padded surface.
3. Locate the screws (usually 2-4) that hold the top frame of the door.
4. Carefully release the frame – the middle glass will now be accessible.
5. Removing the old bracket (gentle pull).
6. Insert the new bracket 8051062 into the same slot.
7. Putting the glass back in place and reassembling the frame.
8. Checking the stability of the glass before connecting to electricity.

⚠️ If you are unsure of how to perform the steps, it is recommended to contact a qualified technician. Incorrect disassembly of the door frame may cause a crack in the glass.

💡 Tip from the experts

From the experience of our technicians, most customers who contact us about glass that “fell out of the door” find that the glass itself is completely intact – only the bracket has broken. This means that the original glass can be saved and the cost of replacing it (which can reach hundreds of shekels) can be saved. Tip: Before ordering new glass, first check the condition of the brackets – in 70% of the cases we see, the problem is in the bracket alone.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Does the same part fit both the left and right sides?

Yes. Part 8051062 is designed for both sides – its structure is symmetrical and suitable for installation on the left and right. Most often the fault occurs on one side, but it is recommended to check both brackets while the door is open so that you do not have to disassemble again soon.

Can the bracket be replaced without removing the door from the hinge?

Some Sauter models allow this, but on most models it is recommended to remove the door from the hinges before working. Removing the door allows for convenient, safe work and immediately cleans the interior – about 3 extra minutes that save a lot of frustration.

What happens if the broken bracket is not replaced?

An oven door glass that is not properly supported can suddenly drop and break – a real safety hazard. In addition, a broken middle glass impairs the door’s thermal insulation efficiency and increases the oven’s power consumption. This is a repair that should not be postponed.