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Put some penetrating oil to it and let it soak for the night. If the grove, where you insert the Phillips screw driver, is rusted over, then use a rotary tool to fabricate a new grove that will allow you to use a fathead screwdriver to remove the screw. You could also use a wire-wheel in the rotary tool to try and clean out the head of the screw as well.
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