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#11
Assuming the screw head is fully stripped: First try to use a Dremel or similar tool with a disc-shaped bit to "cut" a new slot into the screw and use a flat screwdriver to get it out. If that doesn't work, use a sphere-shaped bit to drill off the whole screw head (carefully! ).

Slot-cutting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zesGk1OdwJ0#t=2:57

Drilling the whole head off: http://www.flickr.com/photos/thp4/74...57630279222804

Good luck!
 

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Happened to me too, first I tried to cut using a disc drill to be able to use a flat (minus) screw driver. accidentally i stripped the whole head and made it easier for me to pull it out. So yah I stripped the head and just changed screws
 

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Originally Posted by Kroll View Post
I use this stuff to masturbate.
Recommend!
Then they ask me why I love this site, weird things happen around here hahahaha, where did this guy come from???
 

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What thp said
(I did the same to one of my screws and just Dremel'd a new slot - job done)
 
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i tried it anyway with a t4 and t5, it worked well and stripped 3, i just drilled it off now happy with a magenta n9
 
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Originally Posted by Kroll View Post
I use this stuff to masturbate.
Recommend!
Paranoid?
 
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Originally Posted by nbedford View Post
Problem is not the screws, but your screw driver. The N9 uses Torx Plus screws, not T4.

http://www.amazon.com/Wera-051182000.../dp/B003ES5MAI

Edit: Service Manual says Screw Torx+ Size 4 M1.4 x 3.8
Replacement screws can be ordered here http://stellatech.com/nokia-n9-00-sc...de,811571.html
Can someone please provide a link for this screwdriver in the UK? i can not seem to find one?
 
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can anyone help with this then?
 
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Originally Posted by Grazy View Post
can anyone help with this then?
http://www.shop4fasteners.co.uk/acat...rewdrivers.asp

It's not cheap...

PS. Where abouts in the UK are you? I have this tool
 
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