How to Safely Remove GU10 Bulb Board from Socket Pin Wiring for Flashing

Might be a silly question, but those of you who have flashed GU10 bulbs, how do you free the board from the wiring that connects two pins that connect to the socket? I have a few to do, and that’s all that’s holding me back so far!

Show with a photo and describe in more detail because there were and are quite a few GU10 bulbs or light sources.... What do you understand by the term "flashing"?
I disassemble with force when there is no way to desolder and possibly then drill holes in the pins for new wires when I manage to fix the LED and solder or crimp new longer wires....

The GU10 bulbs I have do not seem to want to release the wires from the two prongs on that connect to the fitting.

If the only option is to drill or be brutal, then so be it; I was just wondering if I was missing something.

The prongs being the items on the right of the picture

hmm. I've mostly had to be destructive with GU10s to get their guts out. Reconstruction hasn't usually been a success. Ymmv. I only bought for a look inside though.

These types, however are much easier: https://www.elektroda.com/rtvforum/topic4116837.html

Unfortunately, sometimes you have to open one copy violently to find out how to deal with the next ones.... The ones with slides are the hardest to open harmlessly.... Sometimes you can see where the crimp is, drilling from the front with a 1mm drill bit helps:

gandi69 wrote:

I was just wondering if I'm missing something.

It's worth getting a LED tester, and a heater to replace them on boards with aluminium heat sinks, and it's also worth having a replacement LED, but there are so many varieties, it's better to find out which ones you need first...