whiplash473
Plastic
- Joined
- Nov 24, 2018
- Location
- Northern IL
Hi. A little while back I decided that I not only outgrew my Kennedy roller cabinet in size, but also in drawer weight. I bought a Lista roller cabinet and while the size and drawer weight issues are long gone, the action of the slides is falling shy of others I've used (stationary shop-owned cabinets.)
Instead of the two slides coming out at the same time like the other Lista cabinets I've used, mine stick back until the tab forces the other to slide forward. This is really annoying as I open these drawers many times a day and it creates a "pop" that is not only pretty loud but also shakes the whole drawer. If i lift up on the drawer pull this happens less. It doesnt matter which drawer or how much weight is in it. I've lubricated them with Tri-Flo which I like using for drawer slides because of its teflon base. At first I used gun oil but then disassembled, cleaned them, and applied Tri-Flo - no change.
Something to note: this has the newer style plastic rollers unlike the older cabinets with steel slides that have always operated properly. I've attached a few videos to help show what I'm talking about. Hopefully someone can help with fixing this. I've also included a videos of these weird tabs on the slides that I cant find any info about and which dont seem to do anything whether clicked "in" or "out."
The second video of the bottom drawer is the only drawer that opens properly.
Thanks,
Tyler
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Instead of the two slides coming out at the same time like the other Lista cabinets I've used, mine stick back until the tab forces the other to slide forward. This is really annoying as I open these drawers many times a day and it creates a "pop" that is not only pretty loud but also shakes the whole drawer. If i lift up on the drawer pull this happens less. It doesnt matter which drawer or how much weight is in it. I've lubricated them with Tri-Flo which I like using for drawer slides because of its teflon base. At first I used gun oil but then disassembled, cleaned them, and applied Tri-Flo - no change.
Something to note: this has the newer style plastic rollers unlike the older cabinets with steel slides that have always operated properly. I've attached a few videos to help show what I'm talking about. Hopefully someone can help with fixing this. I've also included a videos of these weird tabs on the slides that I cant find any info about and which dont seem to do anything whether clicked "in" or "out."
The second video of the bottom drawer is the only drawer that opens properly.
Thanks,
Tyler
YouTube
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