Kitchen drawer slides
Posted: Sun Jul 28, 2013 3:16 pm
This was the weekend to go through the drawer slides in our '93 B190.
Both of our kitchen drawers were a little rough sliding in and out. Additionally, one drawer would drop and almost fall out when it was pulled out. Upon examination, I found that the drawers use nylon drawer glides under the center of each drawer. I found that one or more of the plastic tabs that retain the drawer glide in its track had worn through or broken off.
The drawer glide system in our B190 is labeled Delta Glide 100. I found replacements on Amazon.com for a couple of dollars. It was a quick fix to unscrew (3 screws) the old glide and install the new glide.
Here is a photo of the old drawer glide. I found the the tabs at the end of the glide where the three screw holes are had broken on my glides.
Both of our kitchen drawers were a little rough sliding in and out. Additionally, one drawer would drop and almost fall out when it was pulled out. Upon examination, I found that the drawers use nylon drawer glides under the center of each drawer. I found that one or more of the plastic tabs that retain the drawer glide in its track had worn through or broken off.
The drawer glide system in our B190 is labeled Delta Glide 100. I found replacements on Amazon.com for a couple of dollars. It was a quick fix to unscrew (3 screws) the old glide and install the new glide.
Here is a photo of the old drawer glide. I found the the tabs at the end of the glide where the three screw holes are had broken on my glides.