withdrawal of a th ack PXI module

I need to send some PXI modules for calibration but am unable to get off the PXI rack PXI modules and rather

to force these and potentially break.

I googled for how to remove the PXI modules, but unfortunately, I can only find online information about how to install the PXI modules.

Can someone send me a link to any documentation OR how to uninstall the PXI modules from a PXI square?

Thank you

Too bad...

I just found out that National Instruments skillfully hid a mounting screws out of sight under the level of edjector

and then took the trouble of this document anywhere on how to remove a PXI module in order to improve the

customer experience.

...

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