Sometimes they are just hammered in and friction held. ometimes they are glued in. You can try to pry them out with a knife, drill them out. You may damage them trying to remove. They would need to be replaced.
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Nancy, there isn't a lot of information on this, but I found a video that will help you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WyeTu6m7ms
Use a thin blade putty knife. They should just pop off.
Sometimes they are just hammered in and friction held. ometimes they are glued in. You can try to pry them out with a knife, drill them out. You may damage them trying to remove. They would need to be replaced.