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Question posted by rbdemoret on August 23rd, 2014

Can't Get Cover Off Motogo Ex431g.

Cover went on without much force but now cannot seem to get cover to pop off. Which direction does it move to come off - toward camera opening or away from it? Do you need to pry one end outward? If so where best pry with screw driver, or knife??

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Answer #1: Posted by MotoAgents on August 25th, 2014 2:12 PM

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Hi rbdemoret,

To take the cover off your phone, you need to pull it from the lower part of the phone to the upper part of the phone, you can watch a graphic instruction on how to it at the User Manual, Here is the link to it: http://bit.ly/XMZfxP

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