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Any tricks on how to get electrical connectors apart

posted by  B.B. on  Mon Aug 24 18:57 CST 2015
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Hi Don,

Don't use WD40 it will just make a mess.
Be sure the twin tabs are released and if it's stubborn
see if you can use a flat blade screwdriver to push it out.
sometimes there's enough protruding plastic to place the right
flat blade screwdriver in and twist it to cam the connector apart.

You can put pliers on the connector if you're careful.
Just be positive that the lock tabs are released.

Good luck, Bill






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