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Removing pipe from this valve

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Hello this is 10mm pipe how do I remove this from the valve? Does it literally just pull out? Reason being I want to add a JG speedfit coupler to extend the pipe work for a bigger radiator. Is this a system drain down or can you do it live?
 

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Need to push the white collar in and the pipe should come out

Drain down
 
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