How to disconnecting render files?

Hello,
What is the best way to disconnect render files? I want to re-render some stuff but keep the old render files in case. In FCP under modify there is "make media offline" is there anything like "disconnect render files"?
Thanks,
Lela

Render files have a very tenuous relationship to specific points in the time line. It is not reasonably possible to link your reading of a render file name to a particular point.
Still, having said that, go to the location where you have told FCP you want render files to be located and move or copy all the ones you want to keep. Just recognize you will not likely be able to ever reconnect them if you make the slightest changes to the timeline.
cheers

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