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Originally Posted by Oneilkeys
On the drawer latch, I found on my trip to Alaska, that sometimes if you pull the drawer out too slowly, the latch "springs" back in rather than staying out. If this happens, slamming the drawer to attempt to close it, breaks off the piece of the latch. If it does not close and latch DO NOT slam it. You have to remove the drawer and carefully pry out the latch (or replace it). You can see it better and test it on the two latches that hold the piece under the TV in the living room.
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On ours the spring broke and then the drawer slid out dislodging the rails. Turns out the back of the rails just snap into some L-brackets. On ours the L-bracket screws were not tight allowing the drawer some play (on the drawer above it the screws are tight!?).
The piece of wood under the TV is removable?? I didn't notice that--now I have to investigate!
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