can anybody teach me how to change the tailcap of Fenix P3D?

[hydrasmith]

I have a Fenix P3D, and it came with a orange tailcap, but I have no idea how to change it, so I'm looking for experts' help
Thank you

 

[Marduke]

Unscrew the retaining ring, remove guts, reassemble in reverse order.

 

[HKJ]

I have a Fenix P3D, and it came with a orange tailcap, but I have no idea how to change it, so I'm looking for experts' help
Thank you

Use these two holes to unscrew the retainer ring. You can use tweezers or a needle nose pliers for it.

 

[Search]

Might need a vice grip and really strong pair of needle nose pliers. Just be sure to wrap it in rubber or a rag to keep from damaging the paint.

A couple of minutes in front of a blow drier might help loosen the industrial grade, try and get this open, glue.

 

[HKJ]

Might need a vice grip and really strong pair of needle nose pliers. Just be sure to wrap it in rubber or a rag to keep from damaging the paint.

A couple of minutes in front of a blow drier might help loosen the industrial grade, try and get this open, glue.

The head has glue, not the tailcap, it is usual easy enough to open.

 

[Search]

The head has glue, not the tailcap, it is usual easy enough to open.

Unless it was my PD30. Maybe they started something new with the PD line. Not sure, but it was a pain. I broke two needle nose pliers.

 

[zipplet]

I've always found tweezers with normal (not fine tipped) ends to work perfectly as they fit nicely and the tips are large enough to stop them slipping/breaking.

 

[Norm]

Unless it was my PD30. Maybe they started something new with the PD line. Not sure, but it was a pain. I broke two needle nose pliers.

Unusual for it to be glued it's meant to be a serviceable.
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Norm