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Perfect, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for the help.
https://www.upgradebikes.co.uk/Catalogue/Disc-Brake-Spares/TRP-SpyreSpyk...
Had the same problem too. Cdl888's tip is spot-on.
There are a couple of useful videos on YouTube that give good guidance on disassembly.
If you're feeling adventurous, it's worth dismantling the entire caliper to grease the bearing. TRP don't appear to use any.
Had the same problem...
Take the pads out and you'll find that the hex head is accessible from the inside face also. Simply unscrew all the way until they drop out and then replace... you can get the spares from the distributor (Upgrade Bikes in Partridge Green, West Sussex)
Rounded the screws?
Can't you just get the screws out and replace them?