Wheel on track fell off when drawer insert removed

I would remove the track, clean both surfaces and stick it with clear silicone or superglue Gel. Leave it 24 hours to set.

Try lifting up on the drawer while trying to insert the drawer in the track

check to see if wheel rollers are broken . Or off track . Then if off track allign it .

All its done its just come off its tracks so remove the door insert carefully place the window back on the track and tighten it up using basic tools and no the door insert/panel can come off even if the window is all the way up. Hope this helps.

Just a guess, try pulling the track out of the box,onto the drawer

I sympathise with your problem and sorry about your broken toe.. The drawer sits in a slide and the rollers on the drawer travel inside the track.. If your husband is reasonable handy ( or you ) ..empty the drawer and try to get the wheels into the track on the oven.. this process is similar to that used on some kuchen cabinet drawers and furniture so it is no different..just hard to see or get it started..
With the drawer out of the oven..use a flashlight and examine the track to make sure it is not damaged ( do the same thing on the mating slide/rollers of the drawer)..
If possible, can you return to the place you bought it from and have them show you how to do it? They owe you at least that much... Good luck and take care of that toe...

remove drawer entirely. and one side at a time try reinstalling the rear wheel over he fixed (mounted wheel on unit. one side at atime with drawer empty, always easier.its gonna take some fiddling but it'll go. if it falls off track regularly then its possible that the lower frame of unit has bent and might need a little "persuasion" to line up correctly

hi i have the 700tc as well,,ok the best way to place the drawer,,,extend the 2 sliders all the way out,,there is one pin at the end of each slider and 1 hole on each side of the drawer lip which lays on the track ,,,the holes on the drawer must fall into the pins otherwise it will not close,,,so place the drawer on top of the slider ,,,what usually happens is the sliders tend to roll back into the housing of the fridge,,,so while the drawer is resting on the sliders reach under the lip of the drawer and pull each slider until the the holes of the drawer falls into the pins,,,when the drawer is seated in the pins it will close smooth,,,hope this helps

You need to open it, lift two tabs at the back of the tray on each side to allow you to remove it, then re-insert making sure it's back on the rails.