Remove the indoor half.
On the indoor side, place the flat
edge of the tool into the slots on
your peephole and rotate counter-
clockwise to unscrew it.
Once it’s loose enough, you can use
your fingers to finish unscrewing it
and remove it completely.
You may have to secure the outdoor side
of the peephole while unscrewing the
indoor portion to keep it from spinning.
Remove the outdoor half.
With the indoor side removed,
the outdoor portion should
slide right out.
In the event that it doesn’t,
check again for paint or other
obstructions around the lens.
If this isn’t your forever home,
consider storing the peephole
in a safe place in case you have
to re-install it one day.
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