Potential Problem

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   The top drawer in my kitchen dropped down a little on the right side. 
I took out the drawer and found a broken bracket.  There is a rail that
the drawer glides on.  The rail is attached at both ends.  At the far
end, deep inside, a plastic bracket on the rail end attaches to a piece
of wood.  The bracket was broken.  Out of the 3 drawers I had 3 cracked
brackets from over tightening the screws.  

I was going to call
Couch's for replacements but instead I'm going to check around some
kitchen cabinet shops and see if I can find some metal ones.

I suggest everyone pulls theirs out and look for broken/cracked brackets.

Terry 

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	The top drawer in my kitchen dropped down a little on the right side. I took out the drawer and found a broken bracket. There is a rail that the drawer glides on. The rail is attached at both ends. At the far end, deep inside, a plastic bracket on the rail end attaches to a piece of wood. The bracket was broken. Out of the 3 drawers I had 3 cracked brackets from over tightening the screws. I was going to call Couch's for replacements but instead I'm going to check around some kitchen cabinet shops and see if I can find some metal ones. I suggest everyone pulls theirs out and look for broken/cracked brackets. Terry
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