Broken chef pantry drawer peg

You have two drawers side by side that are called the crisper bins and one long drawer at the bottom typically called the deli drawer. I think what you are asking is how to separate the front (clear part) of the drawer from the back (white part) ,right?

Usually there are snap tabs that need to be pushed in to release the two pieces but I need to say that they are very fragile and break quite easily so be careful!

I would try soaking the drawer to get whatever it is cleared from it and let it dry completely. Keep in mind that there is usually a left and right specific drawer so if it doesn't fit then do not force it!

I surely hope I can help, as I have faced the same problem.
The door and the surrounding areas are all plastic, and hence they will bend.
Installing a new door requires bending the whole area very slightly , just enough to get the pins into the holes, not enough to break anything.
This may take you a while.
The key work is "gentle".
If you think some lubricant might help, a little shortening or cooking oil can help.
God bless your efforts.

Buy the peg to replace it,then turn the broken one clockwise 45 to 90 degrees and take it out.
put the new one In and turn it 45 to 90 degrees to lock it in place.

Cool select Pantry
To remove the pantry - Pull the pantry out to full extension. Tilt up the front side of pantry and pull straight out.
To relocate the pantry - Push the rails to the back of the Refrigerator. Place the drawer onto the rails and slide the pantry back until it is in place.

before install they ask to push the rails to the back of the refrigerator
should be no problem

The small meat or deli drawer tracks show to be avail for replacement as a left and right part. Front and rear screws are shown for each track. Since these parts are shown by themselves, the parts should be replaceable alone. Part# 63001371 is the left track Part# 63001372 is the right. About $5.00 each. The full shelf is a Part# 67001532 @ about $31.00. Pleazer Appliance...

try this link. just below the diagram there is a link with instructions
http://www.partselect.com/PS2365151-Whirlpool-12656106-Pantry-End-Cap-Left-Side.htm?inventory=2365151&SourceCode=16&SearchTerm=AFD2535DES

I looked up your model . but can't see the part .in question . all the parts for your frig are avilb . you can use appl parts depot web to find this one and it's user friendly.. go to amana / put in model # and find the part on the brake down and the part # & price is right there. you can order on line also .. mm hope this helped.. mm

To change the clutch cable on you '79 Sporty, you'll have to take the outer primary cover off. To do this, you'll have to drain the oil from the primary, take the left side foot peg off, and loosen the primary chain adjuster on the bottom side of the primary. Loosen the locknut and use an allen wrench or hex key to screw the adjuster bolt downward.

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Then, remove the large "plug" towards the rear of the cover. Inside, you'll see something that looks like a nut but with no threads in it held in by a small spring. This the the lock nut, remove it. Below it is what looks like another nut with a slotted adjuster bolt sticking out. Remover the bolts from around the primary cover and break it loose from the engine. While turning the adjuster screw at the rear of the cover inward, remove the cover.

The cable connects to the cluch release mechanism. By turning the "link" downwards, you can disconnect it from the mechanism. Notice which way the "link" in attached to the release mechanism. Take the "link" off the end of the clutch cable.

Break the lock nut loose at the threaded cable adjuster on the outside of the case and screw the adjuster all the way out of the primary cover. Disconnect the cable at the handlebar lever and your cable is out.

Reinstall the new cable in the reverse order. When replacing the outer primary cover, make sure you use a new gasket on the cover as well as on the foot peg boss. The "foot peg boss gasket" is very important. You'll see an aluminum boss with a threaded rod sticking out of it that holds your left foot peg on. There is a round gasket that goes over this threaded rod and seals against the boss. If you leave this off, your bike will leak oil around this threaded rod when your foot peg goes on. Make sure you specifically ask for the "foot peg boss gasket" when you buy the new primary gasket. It's just a round gasket a bit larger than a quarter.

As you put the primary cover back on, there is a spring on the primary chain adjuster. Part of the spring is in the primary cover and the other part is in the engine. You'll see how it goes in. There is a large stud in that area that the outer primary cover slides up on. Adjust the tension on the primary chain by removing the "plug" at the top of the primary cover. You want 3/4" to 7/8" up and down play in the chain with the engine cold.

On the adjuster, as you're installing the outer cover, turn the ajuster screw back into the clutch release mechanism by turning the screw backwards. Once you have the outer primary cover completely installed, you must adjust the release mechanism. Adjust the screw inwards until you feel a resistance, then back the screw off about a 1/4 to 1/2 turn, insert the "lock nut" and spring, and install the "plug". Then, using the cable adjuster on the outside of the cover, adjust the cable. Add oil.

check the cold control or the door is not closing proper

man that is an old oven, according to the diagram ther is a pilot light in the oven compartment , access form the lower drawer/ cover panel, looks like a pilot for sure and problably has blown out