Removing Hep2O Fitting that are close together

[john2k]

I am able to remove Hep2O fittings using the Key if there is a good amount of pipe for me to slot the key into and slide it over. However, I have the following pictured valve:

And straight at the push fit end, there is a pushfit elbow. The is almost no pipe visible for me to see or slot the key into and slide over it. How do I remove this fitting in these situations where there is no pipe and multiple fittings are stuck together?

 

[ianmcd]

just unscrew the external nut and pull everything out, just make sure that you stop the grab ring from being pushed back when re-connecting

 

[gigz]

If its the new type the end won't screw off, you'll have to cut them out and replace.

 

[SandyLyon]

There is a metal release tool available for such situations, there are 2 sizes, one has 15 mm on one end and 22mm on the other while the other is 10mm / 28mm.
Part numbers HX77/15W and HX77/10W
They were designed to remove spigot reducers from socket fittings were there isn't room to get a HepKey in.

 

[AGAS]

There is a metal release tool available for such situations, there are 2 sizes, one has 15 mm on one end and 22mm on the other while the other is 10mm / 28mm.
Part numbers HX77/15W and HX77/10W
They were designed to remove spigot reducers from socket fittings were there isn't room to get a HepKey in.

can't remove with the key on this sort

 

[SandyLyon]

can't remove with the key on this sort

The metal key was introduced to release fittings that are fitted close together.

Google HX77/15W