Broken drawer latch
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Broken drawer latch
I have a 2011 Worcester on which one of the drawer latches has broken, as shown in the attached photos.
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I have searched online and in the AutoSleeper parts catalogue without success. I need to find a solution to this as all the handles and latches are, of course, matching. I am wondering if this problem has faced others who may have found a source for a new latch, or if not even to replace the whole handle assembly.
Any advice gratefully received, thank you.
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I have searched online and in the AutoSleeper parts catalogue without success. I need to find a solution to this as all the handles and latches are, of course, matching. I am wondering if this problem has faced others who may have found a source for a new latch, or if not even to replace the whole handle assembly.
Any advice gratefully received, thank you.
hblewett- Member
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Re: Broken drawer latch
I know you say you've looked but it looks very much like the one in the centre of this page from the AS spares list, .......
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Re: Broken drawer latch
How right you are - and how embarrassing for me! I have to confess that my focus was on looking for the latch rather than the whole handle. I'll order one up.
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Re: Broken drawer latch
Don't forget minimum postage is £5 (may be more now) so order something else to make it worth while.
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Re: Broken drawer latch
The best way to find parts is to send an online request to spares with your build No..
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Re: Broken drawer latch
While you have the broken one off, it'll be a great opportunity to use STICKY STUFF REMOVER, google it, to remove the ex duct tape adhesive, always a sod to remove......
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