Screwdriver tools where do you get one of those three edge screwdrivers.

Most watches have one of three types of rear cover. Push On, Screw On and Screw Down. The easiest way to tell is to look closely at the actual back cover. The batteries in some watches are held down with a spring loaded cover you unclip to access the
battery.
A totally smooth back cover suggests a Push On type. On the edge there should be a groove or a notch. Use a thin edged tool to lever off the cover with a firm but gently action. Once you have replaced the battery the cover should push on and click once in place.
If it has regular notches or dimples around the edge of the cover the whole cover will need to be unscrewed, the 'Screw On' type. The whole cover needs to turn like a bolt head. This often needs a specialist tool to do it.
The last type is a rear plate held down with four tiny screws. This is normally most common on 'Sport' watches.

most door panels have plastic push in fasteners around the edge about . there is a special tool to help get them out but often they break on removal however cheap to buy and replace. Use a couple of flat tip screwdrivers to quickly pop the panel away from the door frame all around the edge. get as close to the fastener(tightest spots)with your tool for best effect

Instructions

1. • Insert the narrow edge of the flat head screwdriver behind the edge of the plastic screw covers located on the door pull as well as the rear of the door panel. Remove the Phillips screws located behind the covers with the Phillips screwdriver.
   • 2Insert your flat head screwdriver behind the plastic screw cover located behind the door release. Remove the Phillips screw from behind the cover with the Phillips screwdriver, then slide the door release handle forward and remove it.
     
   • 3Insert the panel tool behind the front of the door's upper edge to pry out the triangular piece of plastic located there.
     
   • 4Pry around the edges of the door panel with the panel tool until the panel is loose.
     
   • 5Lift upwards on the door panel to slide it off the door. Unplug any electrical connectors that are plugged into the back.
     

ANTI-TAMPER SCREWS
If your model has anti-tamper screws, you can remove them using using a T20H Torx type or GTXH20-100 screwdriver. If the correct tool is not available, there are several ways to remove the screws:

- Use a hammer and a small punch or similar tool to knock out the middle post of the screw, then use a standard T20 Torx bit to remove the screws. (Use safety glasses).

- Insert a small flat-bladed screwdriver (such as a jeweler's type) into the slot between the post and the edge, tap the screwdriver firmly with a hammer to loosen the screw, grip the screwdriver with pliers, and remove the screw.

This detailed photo shows how a small screwdriver fits into the screw head:


- Use a hacksaw or Dremel tool to cut a slot in the head of the screw, then use a flat-bladed screwdriver to remove the screws. (Use safety glasses).

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Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver
1.Turn the television off and un plug the AC cord.
2.Remove the front speaker grillby gently pulling on each side. The grill will snap out.

3. Using a phillips screwdriver, remove the three screws (one on the left and two on the righ tside)that hold the recessed plastic cover in place .
4. Remove the plastic cove rand set aside with the screws.

5.After removing the cover,you will be able to see the lamp cartridge .With the screwdriver,
loosen the three screws of the cartridge. The three screws will not completely remove.
6.Gently grasp the metal handle and pul lstraight out (towards you).
7.Insert the new lamp cartridge securely into the TV. Do not touch the glass surface of the cartridge.
8.With the screwdriver ,tighten the screws on the lamp cartridge.

This is a specialty tool for electronics and it can be purchased at Gamestop or RadioShack or Marvac Electronics. These three retail stores probably have websites if you are able to only order on line.

The timex has a press fit back with an O ring to seal it. You really need a special tool which is like a large coin with a thin but strong edge that doesn't bend, or you can use a flat screwdriver with a 1mm end but thinner than the usual electrical screwdriver. You can grind down a cheap screwdriver, but I have had them snap on me in the past. If you look at the back with a magnifying glass you will see a bit at about five past the hour (with the "crown" button at a quarter past the hour) where you insert the edge of the lever tool/screwdriver. The arrow should be pointing to the crown button (the "winder button"). Replacing is a matter of pressing the back on. If your fingers haven't enough strength, find someone who has the strength - don't use pliers, hammers, G clamps etc. If you are careful you can place it face down on a thin carpeted floor, having removed any metal bracelet, and "tread" the back on. But no guarantees for this last method....

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When GM introduced its Saturn Aura in late 2006, the design changes were not quite solidified. The 2007 model requires more than a simple twist and pull to remove it's headlights. Whether it be an entire headlamp replacement, wiring repair or merely replacement of a burned out bulb, the double wall construction has the component you seek well tucked away. You will even be asking yourself "why would they design it this way?" The reason is usually for safety of the occupants. It is much better to have a safer, well protected vehicle than one with easy to replace parts.

• 1/4" Drive metric socket set
• Wide blade screwdriver or panel clip removal tool
• Plastic or rubber hammer

1. socket wrench image by Jim Mills from Fotolia.com Socket wrench needed here Remove the five, 10mm bolts and two spring clips securing the top grill shield above the radiator.
   
2. 2 Screw driver and spanner kit image by Dmitry Rukhlenko from Fotolia.com A job for a nut driver or small socket Remove two, 7mm screws holding the top of the headlight down and one holding the top of the bumper cover to the headlight.
   
3. screwdrivers image by Christopher Dodge from Fotolia.com Use a screwdriver or perhaps a small putty knife to remove the push clips. Pry out three or four of the plastic push clips along the outside edge of the wheel well liner using a small screwdriver or putty knife. Remove the push clips and two screws along the bottom of the liner.
   
4. Screwdriver image by Yuri Tuchkov from Fotolia.com Back to the nut driver or socket set Remove four screws securing the font edge of the gravel shield to the bumper cover underneath
   

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You can remove them using using a T20H Torx type or GTXH20-100 screwdriver. If the correct tool is not available, there are several ways to remove the screws:

- Use a hammer and a small punch or similar tool to knock out the middle post of the screw, then use a standard T20 Torx bit to remove the screws. (Use safety glasses).

- Insert a small flat-bladed screwdriver (such as a jeweler’s type) into the slot between the post and the edge, tap the screwdriver firmly with a hammer to loosen the screw, grip the screwdriver with pliers, and remove the screw.

- Use a hacksaw or Dremel tool to cut a slot in the head of the screw, then use a flat-bladed screwdriver to remove the screws. (Use safety glasses).



Be sure to put all the screws back in the right holes, since some may be special grounding screws.

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You can usually remove anti-tamper screws using a T20H Torx type or GTXH20-100 screwdriver.

If the correct tool is not available, there are several ways to remove the screws:

- Use a hammer and a small punch or similar tool to knock out the middle post of the screw, then use a standard T20 Torx bit to remove the screws. (Use safety glasses).

- Insert a small flat-bladed screwdriver (such as a jeweler’s type) into the slot between the post and the edge, tap the screwdriver firmly with a hammer to loosen the screw, grip the screwdriver with pliers, and remove the screw.

- Use a hacksaw or Dremel tool to cut a slot in the head of the screw, then use a flat-bladed screwdriver to remove the screws. (Use safety glasses).



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