His body's not a canvas, and he wasn't raised by apes.
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Grab ahold of the areas covered with fur and pull hard, careful not to tear them.
And for goodness sake, when putting them back on, remove the rear grills first as there is a tendency to press on them when applying force to get the pads back on, and this can dent the screen.
I'll take the bait - How do you remove the grills without leaving any dints or scratches? Are any screwdrivers or coins necessary?
Also a tip for the earpads. Pull them from the outer edge at the front or back (the places of least curvature) until the plastic backing becomes visible. Then you can safely lever that plastic ring. Pulling from the inside edge is not such a great idea since that's where they clip to the frame.
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