Similar to the first embodiment, when the handle member 120 of the pull-out aiding device 100 according to the second embodiment is operated to turn from the closed position to the pulled-out position, since the vertical distance between the pulling-out edge 121B of the pressing section 121 and the second pivot section 122 is larger than the vertical distance between the closing edge 121A of the pressing section 121 and the second pivot section 122, the pulling member 110 is brought by the handle member 120 to move forward toward the opening of the object. At this point, the abutting section 112 pushes the corresponding apparatus 300 forward to thereby separate the latter from the connection port 410 and bring a front side of the corresponding apparatus 300 to extend beyond the first and the second partitioning wall 210, 220. Then, the handle member 120 can be further forward pulled by a predetermined distance for the corresponding apparatus 300 to expose more from the opening of the object and a user can conveniently remove the corresponding apparatus 300 from the object with one hand.

In the second embodiment, the abutting section 112 is in the form of an L-shaped arm for abutting against the rear side of the corresponding apparatus 300. When the pulling member 110 is moved forward, the abutting section 112 also pushes the corresponding apparatus 300 forward. However, it is understood the abutting section 112 is not necessarily limited to the L-shaped arm but can be other differently shaped structures, such as a hook, a latch or a stepped structure.

Referring to FIGS. 14, 15 and 16, in which a first variation of the second embodiment is shown.