Where can I find a proper bit for this kind of screw?
These screws on the bottom of the battery case
This power cord is produced by a Czech company Emos model HE1313 (E1313).
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Here's the bit you'll need: Tri-Groove-Nut-Driver 1/4" socket
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Thank you, but I'm not sure if the screw hole is wide enough for this bit.
http://nevada.pl/power_cord_screw2.jpg
http://nevada.pl/power_cord_screw3.jpg
Seems to be smaller than 1/4"
This type of screw seems to be common in power strips in (some parts of) Europe. Its head is only about 5mm in diameter at its thickest, and they tend to be seated quite deeply within the power strips, making extraction difficult. It also seems to be a genuine “security” screw because it really is difficult to find a driver for it. The closest match in dimensions seems to be the “#6” tri-groove socket that’s sold in the US, but on the pictures it appears too thick to fit the deep screw holes in these power strips.
I’d managed to drive it with snake-eyes but it wasn’t efficient and it definitely won’t work for fastening it back into place.
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Yes, but it would be nice to find a source for this socket. Do you know of the kneedle points of a ring expander would work?
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That appears to be a security type of screw. Please tell us the make and model number of what it's on.
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