I pulled the top off and removed the seat/cover assembly. There are two screws at the front of the base which go upward into the top. You need to remove these to release the top from the base front. As mentioned above, you can then removed the seat/cover assembly from the top by removing 2 screws from the underneath. It's amazing how little there is to this thing, hardly justifying the $600 plus cost and expensive replacement parts. Anyway, spent about an hour cleaning/bleaching the insides and then masked-off the seat cover, scuffed the seat and am in the process of repainting it. The circlips on the pins holding the seat to the cover are so corroded there's no doubt they would break-off if removed, meaning I'd have to find replacements. They're probably a non-standard size and $25 a piece from Thetford.
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