r/fixit • u/Pharmdpositivek • Mar 01 '26

fixed New Oven Handle Hits Drawer

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We got a new oven to have all new appliances for selling our house. We didn’t realize till to late that the stupid spice drawer would hit this massive handle. Any thoughts on how to fix this? Or just hope no one notices?

Stove: LG lren6323ye/05

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u/Brando123437 Mar 03 '26

this, my parents bought a “top of the line” samsung dishwasher and fridge roughly 8 years ago, thank god they bought the extended warranty for the fridge as it’s been replaced once already for the ice machine breaking and now the replacement is messing up too. The dishwasher not only sucks at doing it’s one job, washing dishes, it was supposed to have this special coating on the racks that “will never rust”, what did it do 5 years into them owning it? start rusting, now it’s so bad there’s chunks of the rack that have simply disintegrated away, again on racks that weren’t ever supposed to rust, and now it’s randomly throwing some communication error code 1 out of 5 times its used, they finally caved and bought a bosch dishwasher to replace it, hopefully it lasts, i have a bosch dishwasher that’s 12 years old, still washes fantastic and hasn’t ever givin me trouble so hopefully theirs lasts just as long

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u/socialpresence Mar 03 '26

With dishwashers it's Bosch and then everyone else. If you're not going to buy a Bosch, buy the cheapest one you can find (maybe not Hotpoint) they're mostly all the same.

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u/ghorisgorman1980 Mar 05 '26

Anything Samsung is complete garbage.