how do you remove the backplate?
336063
I have this Eureka vacuum and there is no backplate to remove...there is a backplate that adjusts to the suction of the vacuum..one for the floor and one for the hose...but does not come off
336064
Did it once, just a lot of deep set phillips screws. I think I had to uncouple the bottom section first. Not too difficult, I thought wire was broke but found out that on-off switch was not functioning correctly. Ithink Helen may be right although you can access the back. Most of the screws are in the bottom which has to come off to access the wiring in the back...if I remember correctly. Best vacuum you can buy!
414540
Simple press on the back at the pout where is connects to the front (you will see were the back connects to the front - it's obvious) and remove the back.
1061830
Yes you can remove it. The plastic has some flex to it so you just push out one side carefully and then the other side comes out easily. Reverse to re-install.
1296121
Best thing to do is to remove the other screw and break the back cove by gently pulling it upward. Then when you get inside you can push the damaged screw out. The back cove is only $6-10 to replace. There is no other way
1364546
There is a plate covering the screws. You pull off the plate, screw it in and replace the cover plate. Quite simple.
1450798
I am not sure how to remove the back but since it had to be assembled (put on) when I got it, it should be fairly easy to disengage. There are instructions with the chair.
1728323
You first have to remove the screw on the backing plate. (If I remember correctly it is a plastic screw. Don't hold me to that though). Hold on to the backing plate and turn the housing. It should come right off. When I say backing plate, I'm not talking about the mounting plate. That is a separate piece.
739811
Remove the bump stop on the frame just above the axel. The plate screws into the holes left from the bump stop removal.
1025210
There are four tiny Philips head screws on the back. It's likely that removing them will get you access to the battery. I don't know how easy it is after that and I don't know if removing the back will void the warranty.
976139
On back side of light- slide plate over and remove. There is two battery compartments under the plate.
1120360
You have to remove the gold band first by putting your fingernail between the case and the band from the back. Easiest to do from the bottom.
889419
Take the slide off the frame. With a small screwdriver slide the old plate down, and reinstall the new one. Hope this helps.
242500
It is removable. It should easily pull off for you. Start by gently pulling off the outside edges and then the center; it should disconnect easily. After which, you can replace it with the faceplate from your optical drive, making for a seamless and perfect fit so that no one can tell you've actually made the modification. Good luck!
2079965
Remove the round plastic covers with flathead screwdriver and unscrew the 2 screws. It will come off easy
242499
If by "faceplate" you are referring to the rectangular black piece. You "could" remove it, but I wouldn't recommend it. It is there so the caddy fits snuggly. I am using mine with a Macbook Pro. It could be different with a PC. I hope that helps you.
1432162
If I remember correctly, you had to register it and then you had the option to get the backplate. However mine did not come with the hardware th put it on. It said to use the longer screws, but it did not come with any.
1641658
You don't as it is non-removable. This is for the 1st and 2nd gen HERO models, not the latest.