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Push Fitting Stuck. When you reassemble, use a. Applying a lubricant, using a disconnect clip, or even heating the fitting can help loosen it up. Be sure to use a heat gun with a low setting and keep it moving to avoid damaging the hose or surrounding components. Sometimes they are slightly stuck, and may take a little bit more force to pull out the tube, but it should. If the push fit flexible hose is stuck and won't budge, a heat gun can be used to soften the hose and make it easier to remove. Twist the pipe relative to the push ring as thats what the metal teeth are on that's gripping the pipe. Try holding an adjustable spanner underneath the grey part (to hold it in place) whilst pushing. They are released by pushing the small collar into the fitting and then pulling out the tube. Best bet would be compression ends on the tubes but it sounds like you've bought bsp ones.

Best bet would be compression ends on the tubes but it sounds like you've bought bsp ones. They are released by pushing the small collar into the fitting and then pulling out the tube. Twist the pipe relative to the push ring as thats what the metal teeth are on that's gripping the pipe. Be sure to use a heat gun with a low setting and keep it moving to avoid damaging the hose or surrounding components. If the push fit flexible hose is stuck and won't budge, a heat gun can be used to soften the hose and make it easier to remove. When you reassemble, use a. Sometimes they are slightly stuck, and may take a little bit more force to pull out the tube, but it should. Applying a lubricant, using a disconnect clip, or even heating the fitting can help loosen it up. Try holding an adjustable spanner underneath the grey part (to hold it in place) whilst pushing.

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Push Fitting Stuck Applying a lubricant, using a disconnect clip, or even heating the fitting can help loosen it up. When you reassemble, use a. They are released by pushing the small collar into the fitting and then pulling out the tube. Be sure to use a heat gun with a low setting and keep it moving to avoid damaging the hose or surrounding components. Best bet would be compression ends on the tubes but it sounds like you've bought bsp ones. Twist the pipe relative to the push ring as thats what the metal teeth are on that's gripping the pipe. Applying a lubricant, using a disconnect clip, or even heating the fitting can help loosen it up. Try holding an adjustable spanner underneath the grey part (to hold it in place) whilst pushing. Sometimes they are slightly stuck, and may take a little bit more force to pull out the tube, but it should. If the push fit flexible hose is stuck and won't budge, a heat gun can be used to soften the hose and make it easier to remove.