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# Deleting Services
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When a service is disabled, all running containers, active connections, endpoints, and mappings are stopped. Volumes are not affected and will automatically reattach when the service is re-enabled.
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1. Before deleting a running service, you must disable it first. For details, see [Disabling Services](/2-4-0/documentation/services/setting-up-and-configuring-services/disabling-services.md).
2. On the navigation panel, click **Services**.
3. In the **Services** view, activate the checkboxes of the services that you want to delete.
4. Click **Delete**.
5. In the **Delete Service** dialog, click **Delete** to delete the service.
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After deleting a service, there is a waiting period required before you can install another service with the same service ID. You can customize the waiting period via the `CYBUS_SERVICE_REINSTALL_DELAY_SECONDS` [environment variable](/2-4-0/documentation/environment-variables.md).
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