i have this cart and the handle comes apart. am i missing screws to keep the handle attached ?
185517
Yes the handle is secured with the same screws used to attach the wheels and the rest of the parts.
185518
I assume by now (4.5 months after the question was posted) that you have figured this out. In the event you haven't, the screws go in from below where the handle fits in the holes, and the screws point up into the handle. As has already been stated, the wheels, legs, and handle all use the same screws.
2024386
We made the same mistake--make sure the smaller section is turned full counter-clockwise relative to the white inner plastic piece that inserts into the upper handle. Then you should be able to reassemble them. Don't force the pieces together.
1591995
The cabinet is mostly assembled, you need to screw on the handles and the wheels. The screws for the wheels were a tight fit but I think that's so they don't just fall out. I had no problems attaching the wheels or handles (and I'm ungifted when it comes to furniture assembly).
55006
Hi Janet,I assembled the cart yesterday, all by myself. The package comes with the tool you need - IKEA-type screwdriver.
2120786
My handle also broke. I found a replacement broom handle at home depot that fit the threads in the broom head. it seems they're pretty standard. I brought the broom head to make sure the handle fit!
326735
The handle was welded together on mine, so I had to sand of the little bit that remained after taking it off. Other than that, if you have the tools you can get it off just fine. Just beware of the welded piece when swinging around. *cough* if you do that.
1977639
No, if you pull the handle to the out position, it should lock in place until you push the button to release it! If this is happening, I would send it back for a replacement.
258413
There are small screws on each handle base. Try to tighten them. The unit is under warranty and company will cover any defects if this doesn't work.
521827
You should replace the whole unit. You will be looking for a while just for the handle.
317101
I think I had the same issue, I got mine assembled by turning the handles inward, not flaring outward, also leave all screws loose when assembling, until all are started. I hope this helps.
128300
The holes for the screws are under the rubber stripping. You must pull back the rubber stripping and use a screw driver to hold the screw in place as you align the handles. Tighten the screws and release the rubber. Hope this helps!
2262373
The handle is not necessary for the structure of the cart, but it makes moving it around much easier. N. Ray
265208
there is a bracket that controls the angle of the handle. Lift that up and the cart folds in half. The wheels also come off to gain some extra storage room.
1805741
I am not sure, I haven't had mine that long. So far mine is still in tack. You may want to contact the company directly to see. Or be creative and use some Gorilla Tape and wrap around the handle. lol
2195481
No. My handle was always loose and couldn't be tightened all the way. It's junk. Pass on it or send it back! It's defective!
826024
The mechanism of the handle and the cart supports are connected, so when you want to close the cart, you must fold the handle down.
1215659
We have not had a problem with the handle coming off. So far it has been very sturdy.