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Originally Posted by slijin
JW, is there any particular method that you've developed to use this? I usually lever a screwdriver in and then use a second screwdriver to pop it off the spring (if you can call it a spring), and I find it an incredibly tedious and annoying process.
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A medium flat screwdriver and a pair of small pliers. It's really easy.
Just make sure that you don't short the battery terminals by accident (e.g. with the pliers). That would end badly. (It may be a good practice to stick a battery plug in the opposite Anderson SB50 terminal, or disconnect it at the screw lug.)