S-1620G(09) Hirose Electric Co Ltd, S-1620G(09) Datasheet - Page 12

• Manufacturer Part Number: S-1620G(09)
• Description: CONN SUMICON 20 POS FEMALE
• Manufacturer: Hirose Electric Co Ltd
• Series: 1600r

Specifications of S-1620G(09)

• Connector Type: Receptacle
• Contact Type: Female Socket
• Number Of Positions: 20
• Pitch: 0.098" (2.50mm)
• Number Of Rows: 3
• Row Spacing: 0.098" (2.50mm)
• Mounting Type: Free Hanging (In-Line)
• Cable Termination: Solder Eyelet
• Wire Type: Discrete
• Contact Finish: Silver
• Color: Blue
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• Features: -
• Contact Finish Thickness: -
• Fastening Type: -
• Lead Free Status / Rohs Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• Other names: Q4760536B; T1050603A

All non-RoHS products have been discontinued, or will be discontinued soon. Please check the products status on the Hirose website RoHS search at www.hirose-connectors.com, or contact your Hirose sales representative.
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1 Hold the Contact Extractor as shown in Fig. 1, plac-
2. When the tip of the Extractor comes into contact
In case of extracting a contact from the housing due to
insertion error or circuit change, follow the steps as shown below.
ing the tip of the Extractor on the tip of a contact,
then insert it between the contact and the housing.
Assembling Procedure
Procedure for Contact Extraction
with a stepped part in the housing, the spring will
come off from the stepped part with a snap which
can be felt. Then, extract the contact by pulling the
wire.
Extraction
Shell
Wire
Male contact
Female contact
Crimped state
Fig. 1
0.
3. Above Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 show how to extract a con-
(Caution: Pushing the tip of the extractor forcibly
before the spring has come off from the stepped
part may damage the contact).
tact from socket housing. The same procedure
can be employed to extract a contact from pin
housing.
Low-numbered side
Socket contact housing
Pin contact housing
Low-numbered side
After assembling, pull
the wire slightly and
make sure if the con-
tact is mounted as
shown above.
Fig. 2
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