What screwdriver do you use to unscrew it? It's so small and my screwdriver doesn't work.
1275195
A small phillips head screwdriver. If that doesnt work you may have a stripped screw.
1275196
We just used small Phillips screw driver. I don't know the exact size but it says "fuller-300" on the handle. Hope this helps.
2272917
The screw won't come out completely, once the screw just keeps spinning you should be able to grab the top edge and pull. I used my finger nail.
1319720
The one i received did not...i used a small Philips screwdriver that worked great.
1606906
It just detaches pretty easily after entirely removing the screw. Give it a few tries in and out and it should come out in no time.
743432
I had the same issue. I am going to try to use a different five prong screwdriver to unscrew the battery. Good Luck!
35801
I had the same problem. I took a small screwdriver and used it to pry it open
756237
The tip from the factory is on extremely tight. Be patient, I found using a 6-pt wrench rather then the tool sent with it, to remove the tip worked. Good luck
743434
I used both screwdrivers (and a few more) and managed to strip all the battery screws. Couldn't get the old battery out and didn't know what to do. Sent away for an extractor set and eventually used a flat screwdriver to get the screws out and replace them. Although the screwdrivers that came with the battery are somewhat helpful, I don't think they're exactly right for the task.By the way, the screws in my computer (a MacBook Pro 16" mid-2009) are pentalobe screws which are really unique - a pentalobe screwdriver might work on it, or it might not. I'd try a flat screwdriver, a lot of patience, and some pressure before buying a pentalobe screwdriver if you don't already have one. I used both screwdrivers (and a few more) and managed to strip all the battery screws. Couldn't get the old battery out and didn't know what to do. Sent away for an extractor set and eventually used a flat screwdriver to get the screws out and replace them. Although the screwdrivers that came with the battery are somewhat helpful, I don't think they're exactly right for the task.By the way, the screws in my computer (a MacBook Pro 16" mid-2009) are pentalobe screws which are really unique - a pentalobe screwdriver might work on it, or it might not. I'd try a flat... » Read More I used both screwdrivers (and a few more) and managed to strip all the battery screws. Couldn't get the old battery out and didn't know what to do. Sent away for an extractor set and eventually used a flat screwdriver to get the screws out and replace them. Although the screwdrivers that came with the battery are somewhat helpful, I don't think they're exactly right for the task.By the way, the screws in my computer (a MacBook Pro 16" mid-2009) are pentalobe screws which are really unique - a pentalobe screwdriver might work on it, or it might not. I'd try a flat screwdriver, a lot of patience, and some pressure before buying a pentalobe screwdriver if you don't already have one. « Show Less
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T6. I got a precision T6 screwdriver from menards. This is important: They use LOC-TITE on the screws at the factory. The strong kind. Use heat to weaken the bond before trying to remove the screws or you'll just strip the screws and damage the T6 screwdriver. Trust me. Use a hair dryer or a lighter or a soldering iron. Good Luck-Dave
366772
unscrew the yellow locking device . if that dose not work ,I would take the tool apart and look for a burr inside the unit.
163845
I would return it as it is obviously defective, unless it happened since you received it. In that case, I don't know about finding the replacement screw. Sorry I can't help.
674892
Try prying it open with a screwdriver or a butterknife.try pressing it down then pry up.
1082904
Dont need a key... A small screw driver or knife will work. Just pop it in the hole and it will unlatch.
446784
Available, like on Amazon? Sure. You want to replace that screw anyways since it requires you to have a quarter in your pocket to un/tighten it. I got this one http://www.amazon.com/SmallRig-D-ring-Screw-Quick-Release/dp/B006GB5MDW/ref=pd_sim_p_20?ie=UTF8&refRID=1FMFCTB5XX16WCMB07RZ. I'm much happier.
1203391
I use a straight edge screwdriver or sometimes a paint can opener should work.
1531175
Hmmm. I have had to use a screw driver as well, but with success. So, my only advice is to try again with the screw driver because the lid is very tight. Good luck.
1806710
You have to have a really tiny phillips screwdriver . there are two little screws 1 at the top and 1 at the bottom then when you remove them, they stay in and don't fall out.