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Old 02-06-2005, 12:29 PM   #1
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This is probably so obvious that I'm gonna feel stupid when you tell, BUT... I've never seen switch and outlet cover plates with no screws. How do you remove them???

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This is probably so obvious that I'm gonna feel stupid when you tell, BUT... I've never seen switch and outlet cover plates with no screws. How do you remove them???

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I beleive they just snap on to a sub base that is screwed in.
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3huskies, thanks. That's what I was guessing but couldn't get them to snap off. Felt more like it was going to snap in half. Started thinking maybe there was some sort of release that needed to be tripped. Guess I just need to get more agressive with it.
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