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-[* red] The power supply cable is fed through the back of the unit. To remove, unscrew the plastic clamp that is holding it in place.
+[* red] Remove the two screws from the plastic clamp using a Phillips #2 screwdriver.
[* black] Using a flush cutter or pliers, cut the original power cable and the white, black, and red wires as close to the plastic protective caps as possible.
[* icon_caution] Be careful not to disconnect the wires from the control circuit.
[* black] The damaged power cable can now be removed by pulling through from the back of the unit.