Введение
Learn to repair that avoided sticky or stuck kitchen cabinet drawer.
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Empty the drawer so nothing gets lost or in the way.
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Remove the drawer. Pull straight out until it locks, then lift up at 30 degrees to disconnect the wheel track from the drawer.
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This particular drawer has a press-down latch that releases the drawer.
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Remove the slide tracks from the cabinet by unscrewing all screws and then detatching.
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Now that the slides are removed, diagnose whether they are broken or just need lubrication. If they are broken, replace with a new set.
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Make sure the track is straight by measuring the height of the screw holes. If the front and back screw holes are more than a half inch apart, see guide for drilling new holes.
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Make sure the height of the wheel tracks matches up with the height of the guide tracks by measuring down from a shared point between the drawer and cabinet.
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Insert drawer in the same way it was taken out and then test to make sure it works.
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What about wooden drawers, ie without metal runners, as used for millions of years (approx.)!
The kind littered all over my home, being an old man as I am. Or don`t you know (he he!)
For wooden drawers without metal runners, I would rub the sliding parts with some soap. The glycerin with help with the friction. Good luck!
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I don't think that WD40 is a good idea for long term lubrication. It surely cleans the tracks and the rollers but it evaporates quickly. I would suggest cleaning rollers with WD40, then wipe out any WD40 remains with a kitchen paper towel and finally spray some white grease or general light oil lubricant such as the one for sowing machines.
A tip from a cabinet maker is to lubricate wooden drawer runners with an ordinary candle. The wax will remain slippery for years!
For wooden drawers the best way to fix is to rub the sliding parts with candlewax or parrafine. Your drawers will slide like if you were on ice.