Cupboard Drawer handle Replacement
Raisa Jahan and one other contributor
Last updated on Oct 20, 2021
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓Most handles get broken or wobbly after a while. The handles on drawers in desks, cabinets, and other furniture may break off when a substantial object hits them. Moving furniture from one building to another can also cause this damage if the drawers are not properly secured. In this guide, I will be demonstrating how to repair a broken handle of a wooden cupboard.
In step 1 of the guide, you will need to take out the drawer out of the cupboard .Remove the belongings of the drawer before taking out the drawer.
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Tighten the good side of the handle by rotating the screwdriver in a clockwise direction.
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Line up the hole or holes on the back of the handle with the holes in the front plate of the drawer.
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Take the screw and insert it in the hole at the back of the drawer.
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Adjust the screw in a way that it stays in a straight line.
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Slowly rotate the screw clockwise and in a straight position so that the handle stays erect.
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