What is the trick for removing the drawers (from the tracks)? Any pictures or diagrams. Just received delivery safe and sound...
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The tracks should be mounted on the underside of the drawers. Fully extend the drawers and remove the screw that is closest to the face of the drawer. Then, give the underside of the drawer a light upwards tap, and the drawer should pop right out.
1892996
I should just say, "I don't know", but I'll try to help you as much as my old brain can. The tracks, from where I can see, don't appear to be welded, are screwed to the bottom of the basket. However, unless you change the manner of attachment of the rails to the cabinet floor, you could not move the rails to be any wider because the feet that get screwed into the bottom of the cabinet are already as wide as the basket. I guess you could try if you have extra width under the basket, but I would not mess with it because it's rated to hold 200lbs., must be very sturdily built to hold that much weight. I'm sorry I cannot give you better info, but I did not inspect or install my drawers myself. I should just say, "I don't know", but I'll try to help you as much as my old brain can. The tracks, from where I can see, don't appear to be welded, are screwed to the bottom of the basket. However, unless you change the manner of attachment of the rails to the cabinet floor, you could not move the rails to be any wider because the feet that get screwed into the bottom of the cabinet are already as wide as the basket. I guess you could try if you have extra width under the basket, but I would not mess with it because it's rated to hold 200lbs., must be very sturdily built to hold... » Read More I should just say, "I don't know", but I'll try to help you as much as my old brain can. The tracks, from where I can see, don't appear to be welded, are screwed to the bottom of the basket. However, unless you change the manner of attachment of the rails to the cabinet floor, you could not move the rails to be any wider because the feet that get screwed into the bottom of the cabinet are already as wide as the basket. I guess you could try if you have extra width under the basket, but I would not mess with it because it's rated to hold 200lbs., must be very sturdily built to hold that much weight. I'm sorry I cannot give you better info, but I did not inspect or install my drawers myself. « Show Less
1941074
I just looked at mine. The only suggestions I have are: Is the track that guides the tray in bent? Are the little balls that ride in the tracks sliding within the tracks properly? Other than that, I don't know what it could be.
1786254
Sorry I did not respond to your question earlier, just got back from vacation. Hope you have figured out how to place the drawers. I purchased the kit as a gift and don't really know how they were placed in tray. I can check with the person I gave it to and see what she says if you wanted me to?
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Most don't seem to have problems, but we cannot get the drawers to fit or slide. They don't seem to slide proerly, and the instructions pay scant attention to the drawers, in spite of the fact that they are the only moving parts! We also had some problems with the side bolts, and had to order a replacement part, which came quickly and solved that problem. to date, it has been a week of frustration after spending about ten to twelve hours and much research. does anyone have a suggestion re the drawer? Help!
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I am not sure If I am explaining this right but you should have received several long wires that look like hooks that goes at the back or on top of the drawers it hooks on one side and then you push it down on the other side, this keeps the rack together if not the drawers go off the track because it expands. I am not sure if this explanation is helpful but you should have received a couple with the drawer set, I have mine hooked on top and it stabilizes it.
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The drawer slides are mounted on the underside of the drawers. To remove the drawers for installation, open the drawer so that it is fully extended. Then, using a screwdriver, remove the screw on each track that is closest to the face of the drawer. Then, give the underside of the drawer a light upwards tap. The drawer should pop right off the track.
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The drawer opens from underneath the motor area. Grip underneath and pull it out.
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I would have to say no - you would have to replace the track to a soft close track on the drawers.
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The drawers are on glides. They open very smoothly and I only use one hand. Sometimes when closing tightly I give it a little extra. I have never had them get stuck.
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In my experience, the drawers stay in very well. I haven't had any problem with them slipping out accidentally. And, while the wheels are removable, you would probably want to put something else there for stability.
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I've owned this for well over two years, and the drawer has never come out (like slide out so far that it just popped out). Saying that, I've never actively tried to remove the drawer, but when you pull it forward it stops like there is something there to stop it. Best guess is the drawer is not removable.
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Stick a small screwdriver in one of the drawer's screw holes. Angle it and pull the drawer out. Or you might try tilting the unit forward and shaking the unit to get the drawers to roll out
101763
They do not come apart. The holes in the drawer side track align with the mounting holes in the cabinet side. Just install screws through the holes. The drawer is not removable without taking out the screws. This was an extremely heavy duty weight bearing slide and worked for my application. It has obvious limitations for cabinet use as adjustment is a problem.
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They are drawers that fully slide out w wheels. They are not attached to the frame
1077627
Pull the drawer all the way forward. On the inside if the track you will a plastic piece. Pull up on this on both sides.
1950127
I tried to remove the drawer which is not easy. Being plastic, I imagine you can break it apart.