How do you open it? I removed the screw but the thing is a rock!
1132640
Put an unfolded paperclip into the screwhole and push, while holding tight to the back cover.
1132641
Just pry it open along the seam. Feels like you are going to break it, but you won't.
1132642
When opening with the screw off. You will still have to pry it open. Do not be afraid, but be careful not to break it.
1132643
I used a small flat screw driver and patiently pried it open trying various sides. It did not hurt the casing. But I agree that it is a little difficult and should have an indent to allow for a tool. The screw is hardly needed.
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YouTube it. There are a few videos that do a good job of explaining it and showing you what to do and not to do. But basically you just remove the screws, clean them real well using rubbing alcohol, then once they've dried you apply just a little Loctite(Blue, 242) to the sides of the screw using a q tip. Then you just let it sit for like a day and your ready to party. I went from tightening mine at least 9 times a day to not having to tighten it for the past 3 months and still going strong. Hope this helped
25807
Unscrew it partially. Do not take screw completely out. Then push it in an it will release a catch. Then you can swing the front open.
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Haha. It can be a little tough... Remove the outter rubber cover.. Take a butter knife or screw driver and youll see two random spaces while looking at the sides.... Put the screw drive in and twist at it begin to come aprt about halfway.. You have to be a little more creative and use a similar technique getting the second half opened. Best of luck
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I carefully used a strong, wide, flat head screwdriver to pry up one edge, (go deep! about 1/2 " don't stab yourself! and be careful not to catch the battery underneath) continue to pry up until it pops out. It IS very difficult to get open as there is a lip underneath above the batteries that help hold it in. A pain, but you don't want that popping out while your dog plays with it. There are 2 batteries once you get inside. Takes me a few minutes to get it open.
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Contact either the manufacturer or the vendor from whom you bought it. Sad to say it sounds like you may need to drill a hole into the door and then cut it open. Maybe you can cut the Sheetrock underneath and pull the door down. Good luck!
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I don't have mine open now, but recall that the secret was to remove more screws and wires, which I think allowed separating the desired section. I initially tried what looked like the easy way with just a few screws, but the opening was not large enough to take it out that way, because protruding parts prevented mine from sliding out. If that's not clear enough, I can open mine again to refresh my memory.
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You have to gently pry it open using a fingernail or similar small object. Here's a picture of the opened enclosure: http://d.pr/i/fNMS
727533
It just snaps open and I think on one you ave to use a screw driver. I am not sure my hubby did it and he is on the road but I know it was easy
1852180
You would need to pry it open with a flat head screwdriver and it snaps back together
875427
Try prying the top with a screw driver orpry bar. Be careful the plastic edges can be sharp.
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On the bottom where the body joins there is a gap you can pry with a flat screwdriver, the thing opens up, be careful
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Now that you mention it, it was in there pretty tight. I did use the correct type of screwdriver to eventually open. Im looking at the screw that was rremoved and its stripped. I guess I will tread lightly next time the screw needs to be undone. This sounds like its a defect overall in the product workmanship. Good luck.
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It is a bit hard to open, so give it a good pull. Hope that helped and you get it open.
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I asked someone who bought one also, I lost mine to Sandy when it came through my apt! They said it is right where the meter is and she said u need screw driver to get it open to replace. Hope that is helpful, best I can do, good luck!
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Hi Steve,I bought it and fixed it with the help of a mechanic. Not sure if he used the same screws or used from his collection. I apologize that I couldn't help you with.Manoje
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Did you drill the screw in reverse using the cutting side first? Do that then flid it over to the cork screw side. Using your drill in reverse plunge the extractor into the screw to get a bite then stop the drill .use your drill like a wrench to get the screw to move.once it moves you can use the drill as usuall. Hope that helps