Looking for 2 wine racks and the plastic retainers for same?

I would try fleabay first.

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They are usually an expanding plug. You push it to the hole and press the central pin. If you can grip it with pliers, you can pull it out. The other way is to use a nail punch and push the pin all the way through, pull out the support and retrieve the pin from the insulated cavity.

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there must be a glazier business in the town to repair windows etc so go there with the length and width measurements and the thickness should be no less than 1/4 " or 6 mm to carry the shelf load
as the shop for a recommended glass thickness but I would not go under 6 mm and make sure that the edges are sander to get rid of sharp edges

Wine racks made of terracotta are always give a good climat if people are looking for wine stones rack its not for only good for presentation in your room, bar, but most wines also quality wines will oft have a screwcap instead of a cork thats why it good can stored in terracotta stone racks in your living room but old wines with cork are have the best place to have also terracotta stone in a cellar and in a stable temp also using terracotta stone racks are the best option to have stable temps inside this is where people most are searching for who are wine devotees .

There are plenty of hanging wine racks for sale online, you just need to search around. Here are a few for your to start your search with. http://www.ewineracks.com/decorative-wine-racks/wall-mounted-wine-racks/1691+1700+4293965837.cfm http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=hanging+wine+rack http://www.wineracks.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=34_39_40

I bought my own wall mounted wine rack from http://www.thewinerackshop.com.au/ they have a fast delivery and their products are top quality.

A wine rack is a device that stores wine in the right temperature and also organizes your wine bottles in the way you want them so you can easily find the one you're looking for. Wine racks can be made from different materials such as Oak, Pine, and Cedar.

If these two grey pieces are about 1 1/2" long and a 1/2" wide. They are used to retain the upper rack onto the tracks to prent the rack from falling out and used as a rack stopper. There are two on the front and two on the back of the top rack. How to insert them may differ dependant on the model. look at the two still attached and you may be able to re-install them.

This happens when the racks get too close to the evaporator. Or bottles. You can try to use hot water but usually you will need to buy new racks for the unit.

you have a bad bearing retainer. you will need to call an asko parts dealer and order 8 upper rack ball bearings, and two ball bearing guides (they are grey plastic and break over time, causing the rack to jam. To replace tham, you must take the upper rack out by turning the plastic retainers on the front of both rails 90 degrees towards the outside of the machine. The slide the whole basket out. Now look at the back of the rails inside the dishwasher. there shoul be 2 more grey plastic retainers with bumpers on them in the rear. These must be pried out wiht a screwdriver (be careful, have cut myself several times on this job till i figured out the best way to do it. cover the bottom hole in the dishwasher with a rag, as you are likely to drop the old bearings when you slide the rails out. Slide out both the rails. Put your new (or old if youve got all 8) ball bearings into the ball bearing holders, then put the holders into the rail thats attached to the dishwasher. slide the rails back in, andthen put all your retainers back in and your rack. you may have to slide the rack in and out a few times before it will center the bearings and work smoothly. Should cost you about $12 in parts. Good Luck!