The grey plastic panel is just a clip in cover. Lever out gently at the rear edge and slide back, or just prise it away.
Then turn the two cross head screw points as indicated. The second one needs quite a bit of force, but the drawer front should jump forward when free.
My pic is l/h side.
Thanks makes sense. Unfortunately my builder came at 9.30 and after an hour we got it off by hammering it off. I would not recommend this isa it broke the external clips and then too us another hour to fix everything. Luckily the other side fell off so we had one side functional.
OK so this can be done - just done it (twice). It is as stated above. It is as TimboTwo says. The widget marked one is quite easy to move and seems to release the top connector. The bottom one (marked 2) seems to be the difficult one. It does need a bit of pressure. I tried for ages succeeding with the top connector and couldnt remove the bottom - I finally succeeded and what I think I did was to push down/turn the widget marked one - and then without pulling on the drawer front, turned widget 2 (you dont need to keep widget one turned/pulled down while you do this) and then pulled both connectors out together. A bit of trial and error and you should be able to do it.
actually the single height is super easy to remove. One lever that is a bit stiff but put a Philips screwdriver in the slot and push/rotate and that’s all it takes
Final comment - if the front won’t click in to the base you just need to reset the above lever - it will be in the release position and all will be well
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