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Home central heating in 10mm plastic then via a push fit connector to 10mm copper feeding the radiator.

Is it possible to get the copper pipe out of the fitting or is the coupling a one time use design.
 

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Yes the white collars should pop down and a normal grab ring you should see there caps to save anything touching the grab ring
 

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