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Freeing Metal-Glide Drawers with Levers
Step 1 Open the drawer and identify the track levers along the outer walls.
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Open the drawer and identify the track levers along the outer walls. You should see a lever on each side of the drawer, right around the center of the track. These levers may either be straight or slightly curved. Their job is to prevent the drawer from being removed until they’re disengaged.[7] [8]
Be careful not to get your fingers caught in the overlapping tracks as you open the door.
Full-extension slide tracks, which are often found on 12 in (30 cm) drawers, most often have straight tabs. Three-quarter-extension slide tracks, which are more common on 6 in (15 cm) box drawers, tend to have curved track levers .
Step 2 Press down on both levers simultaneously.
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Press down on both levers simultaneously. The best way to do this is to use your thumbs or forefingers to disengage the levers while supporting the drawer from the bottom with your remaining fingers. That way, you won’t drop the drawer if it comes off of its track unexpectedly.[9]
Use your left hand to press the lever on the lefthand side of the drawer and your right hand to press the lever on the righthand side of the drawer
Some track levers may need to be pulled up rather than pushed down. However, this configuration is somewhat rare.
Step 3 Pull the drawer straight out while holding down the levers.
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Pull the drawer straight out while holding down the levers. Continue sliding the drawer towards you, making sure to keep both levers disengaged. When it reaches the end of its tracks, it should lift straight out. Remove any subsequent drawers from the piece in the same manner.[10]
When you’re ready to put the drawer down, place it on a flat, sturdy surface.
Warning: On some pieces of furniture, the metal retainer tracks will remain extended after you've pulled the drawer free. For your own safety, be sure to push these tracks back in before handing the piece any further.