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Hi does anyone have an idea how this stem might come out, I cannot see any buttons screws or dimples, there is an arrow that says push but it is quite a way from the stem and there is nothing to push.
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Look down into the hole that the arrow is pointing to, while pulling the crown in and out. You should see a little lever come and go, with a tiny hole in the center. That hole is where you would press to release the stem. Steve


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Look down into the hole that the arrow is pointing to, while pulling the crown in and out. You should see a little lever come and go, with a tiny hole in the center. That hole is where you would press to release the stem. Steve


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Thankyou Steve, stem is now out, I must have looked at that for about an hour without really looking what an idiot doh, it’s easy when you know how,thanks again. Tony

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