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# Delete a Connector

To delete a connector, follow these steps:

**Step 1**: Navigate to the **Connectors** section.

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**Step 2**: Click the **Connector** you wish to delete from the list of available connectors.

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**Step 3**: On the right side, near the top, locate the **Action** button. Click the dropdown menu and select the **Delete** option.

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**Step 4**: A **Delete Connector** popup will appear with the message **Do you wish to proceed?** Click **Yes** to confirm the deletion.

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**Step 5**: Once the connector is deleted, a message will appear confirming that the connector has been successfully deleted.

![Save Connector](https://stg.ingestlabs.com/docs/images/customerdataplatformimages/connecterdeleteconfirmation.png)

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