Todd,

Thanks for the tip - this was my very first inclination. I removed
everything from the entire cabinet to see if it would alleviate the
problem. Unfortunately it didn't seem to change the situation; the
cabinet stuck in the same spots.

I then thought I might be able to wiggle the mech to see if there was
any "play" in the assembly (maybe it was just worn and would list to
one side under heavier loads) however the center pole and each shelf
seemed to be firmly set in place.

I am still interested in learning how I might be able to adjust the
angle of the entire mech; is there some place on the web that posts
instruction manuals for these assemblies?

-Chuck

Todd H. wrote:
writes:

Recently, I have experienced a bit of a problem with my corner Lazy
Susan cabinet. It seems to stick (the lower plastic tray rubbing
against the lower opening of the cabinet) when rotating.

Not sure this will help in your case, but I started experiencing this
with mine, and remove some weight from the shelf in question
alleviated the issue.

--
Todd H.
http://www.toddh.net/