How do you put in the flathead screws without the screwhead taking up the space of the clasp? There's no indentation for the screw heads.
2000759
There is no need for the screws to go all the way down because you use two pieces one on the wall and the other on the cabinet or whatever you are trying to hang. These can also be used with a longer rail so that you may slide the cabinet along it. Hope this helps
2000760
That is not a problem. The z clip is offset so the clasp portion sticks out away from the surface it is mounted to. The picture may be misleading. The screws install from the back of the clip as it is facing you. You will not have a problem.
2000761
Two z-clips mate by overlapping the part without the screw holes. In the picture, you are looking at the side that touches the wall. Two screws come through from the other side and fasten the clip to the wall. The second z-clip is fastened upside down to whatever is being hung and the two clips overlap.
2000762
The screw head tucks behind the flange. I even used pan heads and they were fine.
1073874
I haven't removed them. They are a star-pattern hole on each side (6-point star). You might be able to use an allan wrench, but I'm afraid it may strip the screws. With the correct tool, the head should be removable very easily.
1843251
Seriously about 5 seconds, simple, dont over tighten the screws, Use a small amount of vaseline on the oring and push it in and tighten the screws and that is about it. They are plastic threads so be seriously easy, DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN! Hope this helps!
1037668
However...I slightly modified mine....it comes with Phillips head screws to fasten the cover...I took those bolts to the hardware store..got the same thread pitch in stainless steel and 1/2 in. I think...that way my lid is secured with bolts instead of screws.
1833925
Simple, I think. (1)Set combination on "SAFE". (2)On end near E is a screwhead. Use paper clip as screwdriver and turn head 90 degrees clockwise. (3) Set new combination (4) Turn screwhead 90 degrees counterclockwise to fix new combination.
2097348
There's a hole in the side that's not for a button, take a screw driver or something and just gap it apart. the rest is just gently applying force until it separates. I haven't found a better way to do it.
80956
It's a pain. I struggle every single time I remove it. Basically I get a coin that fits best in the slot on the right lower side. I turn with the coin and pry my fingernail between the seam where the halves meet at the extreme right corner of the case. It will usually pops apart once you've wedged your fingernail between the halves.Maybe someone out there has a better method, if so I'd love to hear it too.
1187259
I had that same problem, i had to you a flat head screwdriver, if not it would have stayed stuck in the vent. When you use the flathead make sure you push it in also due to the hooks that hold on to the vent.
842021
Try putting them on the opposite ends. I had the same problem and when I switched ends for the clasps to go into it worked lots better.
1011190
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.
832609
I had the same problem at first. However there are bolts and octogon bolts. It doesn't specify in directions to use octogon bolts as that is the shape of the end caps. Once I removed the bolts and put the octogon bolts in it took a little extra muscle, but it worked.
81875
I am also frustrated with this design. I haven't begun looking yet, but my plan is to go to the manufacturer's website & look at schematics for something with straight parts that actually line up when I try to assemble/reassemble it. I will post findings on Amazon. Sorry I can't be of more help at this time.
1110080
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.
1116264
At least when I bought mine a few months back, they had not been updated. However, I just used sturdy and long wood screws with flatter heads and they worked like a charm.
1393819
Loosen bolts on side & adjust w/ screwdriver in front of chain. Hope this helps.
1902401
The screw heads will be recessed into the hole. I used "flange head" screws and they fit well.
470980
I just held them in place and screwed the screws on top with my hand. I'm sorry for being so inarticulate. I hope you figured it out. I'm a bit disappointed by the product.