What technique should be employed to open the remote case after using the small Phillips head screwdriver to remove the retention screw?
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It just snaps open with your fingernail. I had to recently change the batteries. Went to Wal Mart and bought 2 for 3.97. Not a big problem.
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Pry it apart with a small knife or slotted screwdriver. Beware, I've had two of these go bad by way of eating up batteries within two days.
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Lift the blade holder. Until the shaft that holes the blade lines up with the holes on side of the case. Then using a small screwdriver push the shaft out
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The other answers are correct. There is a small screw (black I believe) that has to be removed with a very small phillips screw driver to open thebattery door.
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Open window with remotePlastic cover just pops off by pusing itreach down to latch while pressing button to disingage latchLift door and remove 4 screws to remove the plastic cover
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Just insert a little flat screwdriver by one side and pull out, don´t make to much force only a gentle pull
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The retaining clip pinches to open. You can squeeze the one side with needle nose pliers and pry the other side with a screw driver. I have also used a small screwdriver to push in one sde, pry up with another screwdriver at the same time and then try to push in the other side of the clip. It gets easier the more times you have to replave the cables.
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You will find a set of very small screwdrivers at most dollar stores. The closed case will fit in one hand.
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The battery is in the bottom of the remote. Pull off cover and push battery in and up it should slide out. If your battery is swollen, a common problem, use duct tape. Attach the duct tape to battery and pull. You will need to get as much duct tape on the swollen battery as possible.
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This is only an empty shell to replace the case. You have to transfer the inside mechanism of your current remote to the new case. Easy to do - no programing required.
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AA. I used a rechargable one. Used a PH 0 size phillips screwdriver to open the case. PH 1 size may work.
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I had a problem the first time I removed the battery cover, but found that if you insert something thin under the bottom, where the battery cover makes contact with the front face of the remote, you can life it up and out a small amount, it will come off for easy access. I use my thumb nail but other thin plastic or metal may work better for others. The release on the battery cover seems like a poor engineering design. If you try to hold it on the sides to slide it back, you are holding pressure on the locking point that need to be released.
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To access, remove the face plate where the On/Off switch is located with a small Phillips head screwdriver. Pull out the battery compartment
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Give it a short twist to unlock the cap at the end of the handle and then pull it straight off. The bit carrier is actually attached to the cap.
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Use a eyeglass screwdriver or something similar and insert it into the notch on the bottom front the remote. Gently pry it open to access the batteries.
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1. Grip Phillips head screwdriver tip with your left hand, sort of pinch it into Your skin gently, but firmly at the tips of your fingers. 2. Use your right thumb to press on the blade side safely, pointing it away from you, and pull the end edges apart. (I couldn't get a grip on the little ledge in the middle and have very fragile nails.)
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There is a 1/2 in diameter hole in the end cap - inside that hole is a red disc with a square hole. Using the driver that came with the bracket (or a large flat screwdriver that will fit the diagonal of the square hole) turn the orange disc toward the back of the tv (counter clockwise if accessing the bracket on the right end). It should rotate freely.This will unlock the bracket and allow you to lift the tv off.If the orange disc does not rotate freely, There is potentially an additional set screw that will need to be removed. If so, it could be on either end - or both ends (it's located below the 1/2 in hole).Hope this helps There is a 1/2 in diameter hole in the end cap - inside that hole is a red disc with a square hole. Using the driver that came with the bracket (or a large flat screwdriver that will fit the diagonal of the square hole) turn the orange disc toward the back of the tv (counter clockwise if accessing the bracket on the right end). It should rotate freely.This will unlock the bracket and allow you to lift the tv off.If the orange disc does not rotate freely, There is potentially an additional set screw that will need to be removed. If so, it could be on either end - or both... » Read More There is a 1/2 in diameter hole in the end cap - inside that hole is a red disc with a square hole. Using the driver that came with the bracket (or a large flat screwdriver that will fit the diagonal of the square hole) turn the orange disc toward the back of the tv (counter clockwise if accessing the bracket on the right end). It should rotate freely.This will unlock the bracket and allow you to lift the tv off.If the orange disc does not rotate freely, There is potentially an additional set screw that will need to be removed. If so, it could be on either end - or both ends (it's located below the 1/2 in hole).Hope this helps « Show Less
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just pull up the tip (screwdriver's head), be careful to not loose the tiny rings (two).