5 years ago (time flies!) I made a video showing how to remove and replace a Neff Hide and Slide oven door. I also mentioned I had a struggled to get the door back on as the hinge 'broke', or rather one bit disconnected from another bit and it took me a while to work out what to do.
A lot of the comments on that video mention the problem and I've been asked several times if I could do a video of fixing the hinge.
5 years... sorry, it took me a while, but I recently visited a kitchen we were installing having had a call that the oven door wasn't working properly. It was the same problem, so I filmed how I fixed it.

Still having trouble?
Lots of others have been sharing tips in the comments so it is worth reading through them all.
Example from commenter Paul Reading:
"I solved it in the end! The hinges have to be pulled all the way - ie the claws pushed ALL the way back in order for them to be lockable. Do left first and then right. Keeping both little twin-roller sliders on the claws (with the bar between) whilst man-handling the hinges takes some 'patience.' Then once you have refitted the door and reset the hinges locks you must open the door slightly to reset the mechanism - before trying to close it."

Roots Kitchens Bedrooms Bathrooms is a small independent retailer of kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms based in East Kent, the south east corner of the UK.
We specialise in the design, supply and installation of complete rooms and work hard to make every room perfect, which includes figuring out how the oven hinges work to fix them for customers. If you're already a customer and need help with problems like this, please call the office and we'll help you fix it. If you're not a customer (and that's OK, we only cover a small area!) and have questions we might be able to help with please leave comments below and I'll do my best to answer them all.
Thanks for reading,
Steve

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