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    If I use it without a screwdriver how do I screw it back in again?
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    Use anything listed in the article to screw it back in.
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    What can I use to unscrew a screw in my phone?
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    Perhaps a small-sized Phillips, a small torx or possibly a pentalobe screwdriver. You'll need to determine what type is needed for your phone.
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    What do I do if the screw is too small?
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    You will need to find a larger one.
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    How do I remove an extremely small screw?
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    A set of jeweler's/eyeglasses screwdrivers may be required.
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    How do I fix a stripped screw on a door panel?
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    Use a stripped screw remover tool to remove the old screw and replace with a newer one.
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    How do I unscrew a small screw that's very tight?
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    Use the part of a nail clipper that gets the dirt from under the nails. Just a reminder some nail clippers don' have one of these files.
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