Dave,

Normally you would not remove the terminal from the plastic housing unless 
you made an error in assembly such as using the wrong color housing or you 
didn't crimp the terminal on the wire securely.

The side of the terminal that goes against the plastic housing has a little 
barb sticking out that holds it in to the housing.  If you insert a small 
screwdriver between the housing and the terminal and raise it up a little, 
you should be able to pull it out while you are gently lifting it up.

Howard #3

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From: "Dave Basden" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2014 5:11 PM
Subject: Anderson Power Pole Dumb Question


> I'm a rank beginner when it comes to Anderson power poles.  I think I
> understand that the small metal connectors are crimped or soldered to
> the cable and then inserted into the plastic housing.  It snaps in,
> but how is it removed.  Surely I don't just pull hard and hope the
> crimped or soldered connection holds.  The advantage is supposed to
> be ease of connecting and disconnecting from power supplies and
> devices, so they must come apart.  Sorry to sound so ..., but I guess I 
> am!
>
> 73,
>
> Dave, W7OQ 



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