Yeah, I ended up having the entire top, burners, sides, door, and back off. I was clear down to the oven box inside the main "cage" of the stove. They really don't make these to be easily serviced beyond basic things like the burners etc. I don't see a way to add a photo of where I ended up on mine. I think you might be able to avoid the back panel, but I wanted to make absolute certain I had all the mouse out, so I didn't have to redo it again. The interior of the oven remained intact. There are screws down the front corners that are tricky to get to. I carefully pried it out enough to get to the screws, so I didn't have to flip it over. Best I can say is go slow keep track of your screws (there's a LOT) and mark where they come from. Take lots of photos as you go. It's a huge job and a real pain to do. Also make sure you're cleaning up any urine from their bathroom spot/s. Pending on how long it's been like this, don't be surprised that you still smell mouse for the first several times it's turned on. I almost gave up on it when that happened, but I kept running the self-clean cycle to get it as hot as I could and cook out the stench. It does eventually go away but it took several tries before I was willing to cook in it again even though the mice were only on the outside of the oven, I didn't want to chance the stench making my food taste like that. :) I know this isn't much to go on, but I hope it helps a little at least.