How do I remove the drawer front from a MAXIMERA drawer?
To remove a MAXIMERA drawer front, you'll need a Phillips head screwdriver and access to the side panels of the drawer. Refer to the steps at the end of your MAXIMERA drawer assembly document for illustrated guidance.
Start from the assembly document
If you have lost yours, here is how to find the assembly document:
- Go to IKEA.com.au and search for 'MAXIMERA'.
- Select the MAXIMERA low, medium or high drawer. Whichever matches yours.
- On the product page, click Product Details > Assembly and Documents.
- Save the document.
Removing your MAXIMERA drawer front
You will need a Phillips screwdriver to remove your drawer fronts. We also recommend placing the drawer on a stable surface to make removing the front easier.
Use the steps located at the end of the MAXIMERA drawer assembly document for a visual guide. This includes how to remove your drawer from the cabinet, unclip supporting rails (if applicable), and release the drawer front from the drawer.
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