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Tips on easily removing .156/.100 pins from connectors?

By westofrome

7 years ago


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    #28 7 years ago
    Quoted from SealClubber:

    Yes, roll the pin extractor in a circle around the base of the female pin to push in the tangs while lightly pushing in the plunger. Once you figure it out, they become easy.

    Also, while doing this - push a bit on the wire -into- the connector from behind. This will slightly separate the contacts tangs from the plastic body by a hair and tends to make it easier to push the extraction tool over the tangs (less chance for them to bind up on the backside of the connector cavity).

    #29 7 years ago
    Quoted from barakandl:

    I can't find any larger than about 14 or 16 pins i think its. Bally used some 25's, 28s in .100" and up to 20 in 1.56".

    I regularly stock up to 20 pin sizes for 0.156" and can get them up to 24 pins.
    For 0.1" connectors, I have sizes up to 25 pins but have run out of 28s. Went through 15,000 of these (where the heck did they all go?!?!) and can't get this size anylonger. Even tried to get them custom made but no dice.

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