Filling holes in kitchen cabinets?

[jammycodger]

I've moved into a new flat and after a few weeks the door has fallen off one of the cabinets! It's a wooden cabinet and as you can see from this pic, someone has tried to put the doors on (badly) a few times.

http://imgur.com/jju8w11

What would be the best way to get the doors back on? Is there a filler anyone could recommend which would allow me to re-drill the holes, for instance?

I'm new to DIY, so apologies, I'm sure this is a very simple job!

 

[big-all]

heeelllooo and welcome jammycodger

mending plates
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/KITCHEN-H...tchen_KitchenFurniture_EH&hash=item43b786b9b1

 

[jammycodger]

Wow, fantastic, thanks.

Only slight issue - they are Ikea cabinets! It says not suitable - why would that be?

 

[big-all]

must be different hinges so screw positions different
try asking the seller

 

[foxhole]

Clean out and fill with car body filler , then drill and refit.

 

[pinenot]

Looks like the whole area of chipboard around the hinge area has de-laminated and would be best replaced. The option of fixing (well) would require pumping in a suitable two part resin glue (the type you get in twin syringe packs) between the broken piece(s) and the carcase side. This would require delicate lifting of the loosened parts, extending the gaps between, allowing more access to pump in the resin, that's my considered opinion...pinenot