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Climate Control Unit

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I really did look through previous postings . . . I am adding a storage bin where the cup holders use to be. I want to put the climate control unit up top. Do you simply pull the plug from the back of the unit to disconnect, any taps you need to depress? I tried just pulling but did not want to force it and break it. Thanks for any help.

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On each connector there is a locking tab that must pressed down for the plug to release from the unit. It's very straight forward and the electrical plugs are indexed and of different sizes so you won't be able to mix anything up.

Depressing the small locking tabs is a pain for myself as my hands/fingers aren't regulation size.... or in other terms, I have fat fingers.

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On each connector there is a locking tab that must pressed down for the plug to release from the unit. It's very straight forward and the electrical plugs are indexed and of different sizes so you won't be able to mix anything up.

Depressing the small locking tabs is a pain for myself as my hands/fingers aren't regulation size.... or in other terms, I have fat fingers.

:thumbup: Thanks

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