I tried to delete this post but could not figure it out on my phone.
Editing to say I found another video on YouTube pulling the comb from the bottom so perhaps the rest of this can be ignored and I'm not even supposed to be releasing it at the top by the wires. Good thing I wasn't pushing and poking too much LOL
Been trying and can't get comb to release. Maybe doing it wrong. Or it is stubborn. How the heck do I release the comb? Nervous and green. Laymans terms and very specific will not offend me. See my pics please for how my brain is trying to process it.
One photo is asking about directional and that would probably be determined by the other picture which is asking for location to put tool.
In the hole or on the tab? Straight in or push it straight in and then push up toward the wires? Pull hard? Photos should help explain what I'm asking. One picture is labeled number one and number two with arrows simply asking if I'm going straight in or straight in and then lifting up against it once the other picture clarifies if I go in the hole or on the tab.
Editing to say I found another video on YouTube pulling the comb from the bottom so perhaps the rest of this can be ignored and I'm not even supposed to be releasing it at the top by the wires. Good thing I wasn't pushing and poking too much LOL
Been trying and can't get comb to release. Maybe doing it wrong. Or it is stubborn. How the heck do I release the comb? Nervous and green. Laymans terms and very specific will not offend me. See my pics please for how my brain is trying to process it.
One photo is asking about directional and that would probably be determined by the other picture which is asking for location to put tool.
In the hole or on the tab? Straight in or push it straight in and then push up toward the wires? Pull hard? Photos should help explain what I'm asking. One picture is labeled number one and number two with arrows simply asking if I'm going straight in or straight in and then lifting up against it once the other picture clarifies if I go in the hole or on the tab.
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