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+[* black] Sometimes removing the connector from its socket isn’t enough; an additional step or two is required to free up the cable. Here we have a Lightning port ribbon cable that is lightly glued into place.
+[* black] To remove it, carefully slide a spudger or guitar pick underneath the cable, freeing it from the adhesive.
+[* icon_note] For particularly delicate or stubborn cables, a little heat from a hair dryer or our handy [product|IF145-198-2|iOpener] will help soften the adhesive.

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