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GE Monogram Freezer Door Removal

DHollister

By DHollister
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I have a GE Monogram ZIC360NXLH and I'm trying to replace the freezer drawer slides.  How do I remove the slides as shown in the attached image?  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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I would try removing the sliding portion of the drawer to access whatever fasteners are holding that to the wall.  Those drawers are typically held in place by spring clips on the backside of the sliding component.

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