This thread has been locked for further replies. You can start a new thread to share your ideas or ask questions.How can I remove the Tapo C200 from the base plate?
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Good day.
Sorry for the delay.
Did you mean that the base plate was fixed to the wall without the screws? If yes, how did you fix the base plate?
And Can I have a picture of the current installation?
Moreover, the attached picture for your reference;
Thank you very much.
I had the same problem, but luckily I hadn't mounted it on the wall yet!
I propose a solution with minimal damage to the camera (but I do not take any responsibility for any damages)
because the solution already presented does not specify how many DIN strength correspond to "vigorously"!
In addition, taking into account the round and narrow shape of the camera's floor,
it is not possible to overcome the bit (bug) without detach it with a screwdriver!
You only need to drill 2 holes of 2 ~ 3 mm diameter, to pass a screwdriver trough each one.
Be careful with the power cable (disconnect power). I think it is the only component in this space.
The exact position of the holes is described in the image.
After removing the camera, do not forget to make a ramp on the other side of the locking bit so that it is possible to move in both directions.
Good luck 
Good day.
Sorry for the delay.
Did you mean that the base plate was fixed to the wall without the screws? If yes, how did you fix the base plate?
And Can I have a picture of the current installation?
Moreover, the attached picture for your reference;
Thank you very much.
@Brook I've attached my Tapo C200 in the wall how do I unmount it? 
I had the same problem, but luckily I hadn't mounted it on the wall yet!
I propose a solution with minimal damage to the camera (but I do not take any responsibility for any damages)
because the solution already presented does not specify how many DIN strength correspond to "vigorously"!
In addition, taking into account the round and narrow shape of the camera's floor,
it is not possible to overcome the bit (bug) without detach it with a screwdriver!
You only need to drill 2 holes of 2 ~ 3 mm diameter, to pass a screwdriver trough each one.
Be careful with the power cable (disconnect power). I think it is the only component in this space.
The exact position of the holes is described in the image.
After removing the camera, do not forget to make a ramp on the other side of the locking bit so that it is possible to move in both directions.
Good luck
Good sense ! We must test before, because some providers sail products without testing, and the customer suffers twice :
1 - with the problem.
2- with the support solution.
To free the base plate from the cam floor, I drill o half-hole to take space and using a screwdriver I dispel the 2 plates marked as "S2" in the photo.
