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Anonymous users2024-01-24This screw is screwed on the side riser and cannot be removed at this time. You need to remove all of these locking nuts associated with the side riser as you would have taken out the lock nut you have now removed, so that the side riser is separated from all the transverse plates, and the screws are on the side riser and then you can unscrew it.
If it's an expansion tube in the wall, clamp it with needle-nose pliers and pull it out, or you can tighten a longer screw, and then clamp the screw and pull it out, or if it doesn't work, use a pistol drill to sharpen it.
Although I don't see your picture, you still need to use a screwdriver for different screws. You can also ask a professional technician to help you.
X0D X0A In order to achieve the effect of concealment without leaving gaps, it is necessary to completely knock the embedded parts into the board, so that the 3-in-1 connector cannot be seen from the outer surface, and it is not easy to have gaps.
Now the furniture is very convenient to disassemble and assemble, the screws are directly inlaid, the lock is on the line, the right turn is tight (firm), and the left is loose (disassembled)!
Punching – gently hammering in a screwdriver – can be wrung out.