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Dave W
Does anyone know how to remove the diffuser from one of the above, They're approx. 460mm diameter with no screws or fixings visible. Please help.
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Dave W
I'll give it a quick reply but it didn't seem to have any give
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R G
Are there any plastic tabs above the base , that need pushing in like on the ice breaker fittings , just a thought like.
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Plonker 3
A picture would be useful.
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Dave W
Thanks guys, sorry no plastic tabs apparent :-(
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Engineer54
More than likely spring retained!! Removal ... lever in between the diffuser and base to get a hold on the diffuser ....and pull!!
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I fitted some that look similar recently. You pull the edge ring off three spring clips, which then allows the clips to move outwards and release the diffuser.
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Dave W
Will have a look when I go back, tried levering between diffuser and outer edge but nothing felt like it would move, cheers
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