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OK, I had to fiddle a bit, as the delete dropdown menu item gave me a 403 bad crumb error, but if instead I selected the configure dropdown for the module, there was an option to delete the module in the left hand menu, which worked fine. If you then list the modules belonging to the build, the module still shows as present, but the status ball is greyed out. Running the build causes the module to be reinstantiated. This is a pretty painful workround, as I have many dozens of Maven builds each with a handful or two of modules. Worse, I can't actually validate it in my test system, since I can't reproduce the error there.