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Disassembly Guide: Snap-In Socket Latches, Safe Removal Techniques & Pictures Included

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  • #1 14438015
    piotru64
    Level 2  
    How to disassemble these sockets, do they have any latches where you need to pry them up so as not to damage them?
    Thank you in advance for your help.

    Disassembly Guide: Snap-In Socket Latches, Safe Removal Techniques & Pictures Included Disassembly Guide: Snap-In Socket Latches, Safe Removal Techniques & Pictures Included Disassembly Guide: Snap-In Socket Latches, Safe Removal Techniques & Pictures Included
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  • #2 14438372
    Łukasz-O
    Admin of electroenergetics  
    You have everything forged, look at the back and you will see where the latches are.

    PS. Use a flat blade screwdriver to pry.
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  • #3 14438592
    piotru64
    Level 2  
    The point is that I did not see anything.
    Is there a housing on the latches or are these sockets inside? I'll search.
  • #4 14438602
    Łukasz-O
    Admin of electroenergetics  
    There are measures for the latch, and the frame itself too.
    Insert a screwdriver and pry out.
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  • #5 14438608
    bahus
    Level 12  
    piotru64 wrote:
    The point is that I did not see anything.
    Is there a housing on the latches or are these sockets inside? I'll search.

    There are already traces that a friend tried. Visible traces.
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  • #7 14438752
    masonry
    Level 30  
    The latches usually have two on the bottom and two on top of these "measures".
  • #8 14441007
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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    #9 14443344
    mipix
    Level 38  
    Basically, the frame is pulled down before the can is forged out of the wall by levering it with something flat, such as a screwdriver. In this case, a screwdriver is completely unnecessary. Now you can use your bare hands to undress, because everything is already hanging next to the wall.
    Ps. have you turned off the electricity in this outlet?
    This is what the frame in the middle looks like (Legrand Niloe)
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Topic summary

The discussion focuses on the disassembly of snap-in socket latches, specifically addressing concerns about potential damage during removal. Users suggest examining the back of the sockets to locate the latches, which are typically positioned at the top and bottom. A flat blade screwdriver is recommended for prying, although one user notes that the frame can often be removed by hand once loosened. The Legrand Niloe brand is identified as a likely model involved in the discussion, with users sharing tips on safely detaching the frame and ensuring electricity is turned off before proceeding.
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