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I'll assume we are talking about a zero clearance pre-fab. They are typically held in with small clips. In some cases, the side panels are held in by the rear panel and in others, the side panels hold in the rear panel. They sit in a bottom track and after disconnecting the hold downs, you will tilt down and lift the panel out.
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