Discuss Can't figure out how to remove speed fit pipe fitting in the Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board area at PlumbersForums.net
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Two fingers on the thin ring on the outside of the fitting and then pull towards the fitting whilst pulling the pipe away in the opposite direction ..... turn the water off first lol
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As town fan said.
Sometimes tho they can jam a bit
Sometimes tho they can jam a bit
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twist and pull
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Can i ask what you are planning to do once you have disconnected it please kop.
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Looks like the collar on left has been broken off. get a Plumber in!
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