Can anyone tell me how to get this drawer out?
3 years ago
Evidently something has fallen behind this drawer because it won’t close completely, so I need to get it out. There are no release latches underneath and tipping it upward doesn’t do anything. Ashamed to say I don’t think I’ve ever taken this drawer out. Thanks in advance.
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PRO3 years ago
3 years agoYes, it has a full back but there is a little bit of space at the top and he was able to fish it out of there from the bottom. I had stacked the cans of tuna, and I guess the top one fell off. I told him there’s no way that it was going to work, but luckily he proved me wrong.
- 3 years ago
- 3 years ago
Sammy, yes actually I would like to know how to remove this drawer for cleaning purposes etc. I googled the company, Accuride, and tried to find info and also went to YouTube to try to find videos, all to no avail. If you can help me, that would be great. I’m hoping these pics help.
- 3 years agolast modified: 3 years ago
I think you have non-disconnect slides, @specialgranny. Your slides look very much like these, which are also non-disconnect:
You saw this page? Slideology 101: The art of disconnect
- 3 years ago
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