Knaus Live abb door panel removal

[Deesee]

Hi, this is my first post on the forum.

I have a 2021 Knaus Live 900 with a "Knaus Premium" hab door. I am technically mind but removing the hab door panel is baffling me. I have removed the screws behind the pull handle and also removed the large handle. No more visible screws even with the door seal removed. I attach a library pic of the door in question. Any help appreciated.

 

[Lenny HB]

The inner skin of Hab doors is normally just sprung in behind the metal lip around the edge of the door. They are a basted to remove and even harder to get back on, but it's quite easy when you have done it a few times.

 

[Deesee]

Thanks Lenny, so you think removing the handle and trims along with the stay is all I need to remove? I notice the plastic skin is quite flimsy. I did think about trying to pry it out of the surround but didn't want to risk breaking it. Thanks

 

[Deesee]

The inner skin of Hab doors is normally just sprung in behind the metal lip around the edge of the door. They are a basted to remove and even harder to get back on, but it's quite easy when you have done it a few times.

Messed that up, started another post, oops.
Thanks Lenny, so you think removing the handle and trims along with the stay is all I need to remove? I notice the plastic skin is quite flimsy. I did think about trying to pry it out of the surround but didn't want to risk breaking it. Thanks.
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[Lenny HB]

That what it is like on Hymers it's not an easy job.

 

[Johnny99]

Similar door on my Adria, I think many come from the same factory. I had screws behind the bin, 2 "fir tree" clips top and bottom but the baffling part was the double sided sticky pads all around the outside edges, I eased it apart by sliding a dinner knife under the "flimsey" plastic.

 

[Orion]

Similar door on my Adria, I think many come from the same factory. I had screws behind the bin, 2 "fir tree" clips top and bottom but the baffling part was the double sided sticky pads all around the outside edges, I eased it apart by sliding a dinner knife under the "flimsey" plastic.

Pretty much the same here but I have a set of those plastic car trim removal tools that help avoid any chance of damaging the door inner or outer.

 

[Deesee]

It wasn't just me having a hard time with it I see. I wont be able to have a look until next week but I will put some pics up and info if anyone else has the same drama. Thanks for everyone's help.