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GOOI WEGGood day does anyone know where I can get a driver bit for the Ellies product multi-plug adaptors As each time I have one go faulty I have to try drill out the screws and it never goes well.
Thanks from
Craig
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I once bought an Ellies Clover Power cable for R20 on clearance. It had a R150+ Ellies surge protector plug on it with those screws. Thought I'd be smart and try to remove the plug and use it on another appliance.If you have to open it ,then it's stuffed nothing sets curtains and carpets alight faster than a faulty multiplug .
Good day does anyone know where I can get a driver bit for the Ellies product multi-plug adaptors As each time I have one go faulty I have to try drill out the screws and it never goes well.
Thanks from
Craig
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Need to get yourself a set of these from Temu.![]()
Wow, that kit has a huge selection of bits and the price is very reasonable as well !Give this set a look: 115 piece multipurpose kit
This is a nice set, no idea if / when I will ever need these bits but added it to my cartGive this set a look: 115 piece multipurpose kit
It has some rare types of bits in that may come in handy for other types of screws that you may encounter as well.
R64 at Temu.Give this set a look: 115 piece multipurpose kit
It has some rare types of bits in that may come in handy for other types of screws that you may encounter as well.
No it can't. All they've done is sand down the parts of the screw you would normally "push against" when turning in a anti-clockwise direction.View attachment 1757652
The right-hand one could possibly work.

Those screws are not like that. It's got a notch at about 120 degrees to each other, as can be seen in the photo below. Sorry for it being so blurry. This is one of the screws that I managed to get out.No it can't. All they've done is sand down the parts of the screw you would normally "push against" when turning in a anti-clockwise direction.
It is technically a "one-way" screw.
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Extremely basic, but extremely effective.

No it can't. All they've done is sand down the parts of the screw you would normally "push against" when turning in a anti-clockwise direction.
It is technically a "one-way" screw.
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Extremely basic, but extremely effective.