The Phillips screwdriver provided does not seem to fit the screws. Did anyone have similar issue? Thank you.
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My order didn't even come with a SINGLE tool, so i guess you came out better.
1682310
On my unit the 3 screws that hold the blade will not release. I have tried both directions...thinking they may be reverse thread...still no movement.Tried some penetrant...no luck.Any thoughts
2027831
Hi kitkat....please describe how you are trying to do this...? the right tool for the right job...I just looked at my fan trying to understand your frustration...so describe the screwdriver you are using
2008773
Question for the guitar mechanic: will the phillips work on the little tuning machine screw that goes into the back of the headstock? My current phillips bits are either 1) too large or 2) the smaller ones have points which are too LONG and strip out the female part of the screw. Thanx!
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It doesn't look like that is an option. The screwdrivers were designed by Underground Toys. You could perhaps contact them about it at http://www.underground-toys.com
1275195
A small phillips head screwdriver. If that doesnt work you may have a stripped screw.
2066198
Yeah mine still works perfict but I didnt get the one with the light I found out my brother has this same screw driver and he loves his and it still works it may have just been bad luck on your part sorry about that see if you can get a replacement.
761715
Unusual problem. I have many of these and they all worked well. I had to trim all the excess plastic off the sides with a very sharp knife though but then everything fit perfectly. If it doesn't fit then sounds like a mismatch of parts and you should return to supplier for a replacement.
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I had the same situation, but ordered anyway. They were slightly larger in width than the ones i was replacing but was able to make them work with slight modifications by drilling new holes for the screws. It works but i wish i had the correct size
1856041
Sounds like your screwdriver is too big. When dealing with these tiny screws, a nice sharp point helps. I've replaced numerous screens and only had one screwdriver sent to me dull. That will strip your screws easily. Once they're stripped is another problem though. May need to take it to a pro now. Take your screen with you. That may help lower the cost if you provide the hardware and they just charge you for labor. Some shops will only use their own screens though just a heads up. Good luck!
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Mine were on VERY tight, I ended up using a butterknife to pry the edges away so it would slide. My thumbs hurt, but we were finally able to move the screw caps.
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Hi! I do know that the screws are Phillips type approx. 1/4" long. For exact details, you can contact Sceptre at:!-800-788-2878. They are very helpful! I STRONGLY suggest you use a power screwdriver...the fit is tight.
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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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I bought a precision screwdriver set from a dollar store. Or you might try a glasses repair kit.
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Probably needs to be returned. I didn't have this problem. If can't return, I guess you could drill the heads off of the screws and use a vice grips to turn the threaded part out, then replace the screws with suitable hardware store replacements.
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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.
626500
I got this product so long ago but if I'm not mistaken all I used was a screwdriver (the regular Phillips) and a hammer .... Hope that helps!