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I need to remove the headgear from my dripping hot tap in the bathroom which was fitted circa 1999 I have taken the plastic cap off and then faced with a screw head I do not recognise it is neither a flat head or a phillips and if I try to losen with a phillips (closest fit) it just keeps grinding the top of it and I'm worried that I will cross thread. Help!!!

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