How to Release Quick Connect Electrical Connections
Published 08/19/2014
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Question:
how do you release quick connects
asked by: Linda
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Expert Reply:
Quick connects like the Dutton-Lainson Electrical Quick Connects # DL24086 that you referenced do not have a release latch built into them. Basically you just slide them apart.
They can sometimes be difficult to get apart, but if you wiggle them while pulling on them they will release.
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Jameson C
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Dutton-Lainson Electrical Quick Connect for TW4000 Electric Winches
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