[email protected] The handle on our bottom pull out freezer drawer is loose on both sides (you can see the screws). How do I fix this?

you used super glue gham to reaatach the handle.

Mine does that too. I've simply accepted the fact the the screw holding the handle on just loosens over time. Periodically, when I feel the handle becoming loose, I tighten it with an allen wrench and go on.

Take the handle and slide to the left as far as it could go to tighten handle. This worked for me.

sure , if you look underthe handle is there perahps a small screwhole in which you can tighten handle??this may be prior year in which case if there are no screw holes present you need to grab hold of handle and with a "brisk" pull to the right it will come off hiddenclips, the clips can be t ightened and resecure by snapping back the oppisite way the handle pullled off

At both ends and actually inside the ends of the handle, are small metal brackets that are attached to the door face by a single screw.
You access the screws by pulling the plastic plugs, using a very small and thin flat bladed screw driver.
My handle was loose but hadn't come off on it's own. But I couldn't get the handle to fully tighten.
My fix was to wrap each end bracket with a couple layers of electrical tape (not covering the screw hole) and reattached the handle.
It is now very tight, as it should be.

Use a 3/32 Allen wrench to tighten the screw on the side of the door handle

grab hold and pull straight up!! itll be tight but just pressured on, theres an mounting screw under there, then just pull back down and on

With a screwdriver?
Screws in plastic will wear with constant use , take the screw right out and wrap it with aluminium foil, then replace

Check the drawer slides on each side for cracks or a screw that has come loose. The drawer should slide in a groove on each side firmly. Hope this helps. JT

Maytag uses two types of door handle mounts. first look at the bottom side of door handle to see if there are tiny set screws. If there is you might just have to tighten them with an allen wrench. If it doesn't you need to grasp the handle firmly and pull it towards your left, sometimes they can be a little stubburn and require a light wrap with a rubber mallet. This will remove the handle. In this case there will be a clip inside the handle end, check to see if it is bent or if the handle itself is cracked, although I have seen some where the handle mount has become loose and that can be tighted by turning clockwise.