help me to remove these cables

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i have googled this and come up with nothing does anyone know how to remove these cables i have the tools but cant seem to do it?

thanks
 
They look like they might be tabbed at the silver bits. Are there little tabs you can push down with a small screwdriver or something, before you pull the cable out?
 
Use a penknife blade to depress the latching barb fully down into the terminal body. If you don't push it down far enough it'll remove material from the connector as you yank it out and compromise latching back in once you re-assemble. You shouldn't need to pull the wire that hard to get them out if you press the barb properly.

What's the cable for anyway? Curious.
 
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Use a penknife blade to depress the latching barb fully down into the terminal body. If you don't push it down far enough it'll remove material from the connector as you yank it out and compromise latching back in once you re-assemble. You shouldn't need to pull the wire that hard to get them out if you press the barb properly.

What's the cable for anyway? Curious.

power to the back of my fan controller, im brading the cables ;)
 
Use a penknife blade to depress the latching barb fully down into the terminal body. If you don't push it down far enough it'll remove material from the connector as you yank it out and compromise latching back in once you re-assemble. You shouldn't need to pull the wire that hard to get them out if you press the barb properly.

What's the cable for anyway? Curious.

you sir are a genius

many thanks :)
 
Pulse Modding Fan Pin Removal Tool about £4 well worth buying.

That looks like an awesome tool. Would work if the pitch and size of the terminal extraction window was the same size as a fan header but not otherwise.

I used to use a blunt craft knife or a nail stuck into a dowel to extract terminals when I used to work with them in my old job a few years back. It worked for most terminals apart from the mini-fit junior you get on ATX, EPS12V and PCI-E connectors.
 
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