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Unscrewing Used Screws in Phones: Effective Techniques for Removing Stubborn Screws

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  • #1 2006340
    Użytkownik3
    Level 16  
    How to deal with them .. ?
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  • #2 2006369
    Hucul
    Level 39  
    I have two methods: 1. I cut a recess for a flat screwdriver on the screws, of course, as there is an access
    2. I use a small hardened screwdriver which "bites" into the screw head.
    There is also a drastic way: heating the screw until plastic begins to "flow" under it.
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  • #3 2006379
    Loker
    Level 39  
    if you have enough space around the head of the Srybka, you can catch the screw, for example, with wire cutters (between the "middle" and "outside" of the head of the screw - I assume it's torxes). You can also try a "left" drill bit with the right diameter and a left-hand drill - just gently ;) . Ultimately, you can stick something to the screw head with some decent glue, such as Distalem. Of course, the screws will not be usable anymore :)
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  • #4 2006652
    bisiu
    Level 17  
    I have another way, if it is trox, and usually size 6, there is no screw so that it does not twist trox size 7. only trox must be solid, I use stanley and it is reliable
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  • #5 2006932
    Draks_Maxim
    Level 19  
    Personally, I do probably the fastest method, take the tin and directly heat the head of the soldering iron and insert the tin. Then the tin is flooded and I heat it again so that it floats, then I take the trox, put it in and take the soldering irons. I wait until it cools down and turn it on :) and it goes without a problem

    Greetings
  • #6 2007578
    martinpl
    Level 27  
    my methods are similar to the above, most often I use a torx a size larger and in most cases it goes, and if not, I stick an old screwdriver to the screw, wait a few seconds and unscrew :)

    I have never been able to unscrew a screw ...
  • #7 2007645
    PAWLOO1989
    Level 19  
    I'm just making a groove with a small file for a flat screwdriver. I normally unscrew or I just unscrew with weights. One way will always help, you can even tighten it back, i.e. the one with the groove




    I consider the topic closed, all effective methods have been described
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Topic summary

Effective techniques for removing stubborn screws in phones include several methods. Users suggest cutting a recess for a flat screwdriver, using a hardened screwdriver that grips the screw head, or applying heat to the screw to soften surrounding materials. Other techniques involve using wire cutters to grip the screw, employing left-hand drill bits, or adhering a screwdriver to the screw head with strong glue. A common recommendation is to use a larger torx screwdriver, particularly size 7 for size 6 screws, and some users advocate creating a groove with a file for better grip. Soldering techniques, such as using solder to fill the screw head, are also mentioned as effective. Overall, a variety of methods exist, and users report success with different approaches.
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