Stan,
If the tool chest is like mine, there's a little metal tab which sticks
out of the drawer part of the slide and catches the indented portion of
the
triangular hole. What you have to do is to push the metal tab in the
direction of the drawer so the indented portion of the triangular hole
can slip past it. I think your supposed to be able to push on the tab
through the oval hole but I usually end up having to pry on the end of
the tab through the triangular hole. This is all from memory but I think
I got it right.
Drew
stan wrote:
>
> I've got a nice (abut 10 year old) Craftsman roll around tool chest. Now
> I've done something stupid and overfilled one of the drawers. I need to
> remove the one above it to correct the problem, as the over filled one won't
> open.
>
> I seem to have misplaced the manual on this unit, and I recall that there
> is a way to use a screwdriver to release the catch that keeps the drawer
> from coming out of the slide. On the slide there are 2 holes, the one in
> front is roughly triangular in shape, and there is a 2nd one behind that
> that's a slotted oval shape.
>
> How can I fix my screwup?
>
> --
> "They that would give up essential liberty for temporary safety deserve
> neither liberty nor safety."
> -- Benjamin Franklin
>
--
Drew Rogge
drew@pixar.com
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