If it's a battery-powered toy make sure there's a battery compartment cover with no loose screws.
Federal safety rules require toys that use the batteries to have battery compartments that are locked with screws.
Conspicuous among these was the Mayflower (1897) of 2,690 tons, containing triple-expansion engines, twin screws, and a compartmented iron hull and manned by a crew of more than 150.
Place the agitator back in the wash compartment, replace the bolt or screw, re-tighten it, and replace the agitator cap.
Tighten the screws on the memory compartment.
Removed the screws and the lamp compartment door.
Using the screwdriver, expose the memory compartment by removing the three small screws that secure it.
Set the lamp compartment door back into place and securely screw in the door without screwing it in too tightly.
Store spare change while using cardboard to create compartments Use Altoids tins to organize screws, beads, small change, your bottle-cap collection, or any other small items.
If the back is screwed on, an easy-access compartment may also require several pieces of tape around the back edge, holding it in place instead of the screws.
