Removing PD1620 2000W inverter

[JustDennis]

Hello!
I've pulled my PD1620 inverter out of our '21 310rl - we are now using the Victron 3000w inverter. I want to re-use my PD1620, however when I disconnected, I merely cut the AC wiring - now I have copper wires in the AC terminals. I do not see a way to disengage the wire from the AC terminals. I thought the square holes were a place to insert a screwdriver, however those squares are too small, I even tried a small brad nail and it wouldn't fit!

 

[Lantley]

I believe you push in or insert something into the space next to the wire to release the wire

 

[BryanValRox]

Hello!
I've pulled my PD1620 inverter out of our '21 310rl - we are now using the Victron 3000w inverter. I want to re-use my PD1620, however when I disconnected, I merely cut the AC wiring - now I have copper wires in the AC terminals. I do not see a way to disengage the wire from the AC terminals. I thought the square holes were a place to insert a screwdriver, however those squares are too small, I even tried a small brad nail and it wouldn't fit!View attachment 2741

As Lantley, stated the area above the wire contains the release clip. It appears to be white in the picture at least. Just use something small like precision screwdriver to insert there and try pushing on the clip to release the wires.(the hole directly above the wire, not the very small top square)

 

[Oregon_Camper]

Need a small flathead screwdriver in this hole. Keep trying...