replying to Ian Smeaton, AlanL wrote:
Prise out front rollers, one screw under each one. I cleaned motor and noise
gone

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replying to AlanL, gbatten wrote:
Hi there. I know this is an old post but have just tried successfully to
remove the 8 screws but could not for the life of me pull the parts away from
each other. Any tips? It was the front part that was the trickiest. I didnt
want to break it. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

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On Thursday, 25 June 2020 15:44:03 UTC+1, gbatten wrote:
replying to AlanL, gbatten wrote:
Hi there. I know this is an old post but have just tried successfully to
remove the 8 screws but could not for the life of me pull the parts away from
each other. Any tips? It was the front part that was the trickiest. I didnt
want to break it. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

Show us a clear photo of the screwhead.

If all else fails, screws can be removed by applying a soldering iron to the head & pulling the plastic parts apart. Part fill hole with something before refitting screw

On 26/06/2020 15:09, wrote:
On Thursday, 25 June 2020 15:44:03 UTC+1, gbatten wrote:
replying to AlanL, gbatten wrote:
Hi there. I know this is an old post but have just tried successfully to
remove the 8 screws but could not for the life of me pull the parts away from
each other. Any tips? It was the front part that was the trickiest. I didnt
want to break it. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

Show us a clear photo of the screwhead.

If all else fails, screws can be removed by applying a soldering iron to the head & pulling the plastic parts apart. Part fill hole with something before refitting screw


There will be hidden plastic clips as well that may be located with
a very narrow sharp blade like a stanley knife blade or one of those
single edged razor blades with a reamed over 'bar' where the 2nd blade
would be.