how to remove screws from lid without destroying insertion sites?
1413308
Not sure it matters. My halogen bulb failed within 2 months of purchase. I learned a lesson about halogen cookers right there. They are junk.
1397854
That screw was impossible for me to remove. I did remove it at first and put in batteries, but could not get it out the second time. I finally pried open the compartment and then duct taped it closed. I also had to duct tape the wand on, since it came off or the cats pulled it off. That stayed on. My advice is to, once you get the compartment opened, don't put the screw back in. Just tape the lid.
1662803
the easiest way to remove the cap is to push it from the back. where the hinges are. saves your thumb's and fingers a lot of pain.
470074
You will want to save the screws to your present toilet seat. The only thing that might be difficult to remove are the black Velcro strips that are placed on the underside of the lid. All 4 plastic pieces can be removed.
45515
If you are talking about installation I always push the bottom part into the hole then push the top cap down. For removal I have pretty much always had to pry the head up which oftentimes just broke the clip. I just always used new clips. I rarely reuse one.
1349039
Although I have not tried to remove the handles, it appears that you can; there are two Phillips head screws clearly visible at the ends of the handles where they are secured to the cabinet.
743433
I had the same issue and had to go out and buy a cheap set of torx to get it out. Not easy to get the screws out without stripping them either.
957697
Yes it can be removed. Some screws may become hard to get to but you can remove them.
1897608
If you are replacing existing hinges you do not need the plastic that in on the screws. Take the plastic off, set the screw (do not strip) is all you need to do! Hope this will help you out!
964291
use an ice pick or small screw driver and punch a hole in liner and lift off
1073874
I haven't removed them. They are a star-pattern hole on each side (6-point star). You might be able to use an allan wrench, but I'm afraid it may strip the screws. With the correct tool, the head should be removable very easily.
1440430
If you choose the right one for your screw, I believe you can Remove any. I have no problems until now, but only had 2 hard ones, choose the driver wisely, keep pressure dawn to the screw and slowly turn.. Voilá!!
1810974
I'd start with removing the mirror on the inside of the lid. The two horizontal screws seem to line up with the ends of the handle. I looked at mine for that answer, but I'm not willing to disassemble it for the answer. I'd start there. I think that will resolve your issue. In looking at the other answers they say you can feel the screw heads under the felt. I don't think you'd have to remove all the felt. With an X-acto blade you can surgically cut around the heads to access the screws. If that's what you REALLY want to do. Give either of those options a try.
634267
You DO NOT need to remove the screws. They are just pressure fit. Take a thin blade like a putty knife and gently work it behind the face plate that it came installed with gently pry up. It should just pop off so you can put the color plate on.
2079965
Remove the round plastic covers with flathead screwdriver and unscrew the 2 screws. It will come off easy
1182569
You remove the screw cap, and then add the blue tip into the opening. It kind of screws in.
1597523
Remove the strap (I'm sure you did that already but just in case) and put your hands on either side of the lid where the strap used to be. Use your fingers to push in the plastic tabs and lift up. The lid should come right off. The plastic tabs on the lid fit into slots on either side of the base.