843473-1 Tyco Electronics, 843473-1 Datasheet
843473-1
Manufacturer Part Number
843473-1
Description
TOOL EXTRACTION SHORT PT CONTACT
Manufacturer
Tyco Electronics
Series
AMPMODU®r
Type
Extraction Toolr
Specifications of 843473-1
Tool Type
Extraction Tool
Rohs Compliant
NA
Product
Extraction Tool
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Not applicable / Not applicable
For Use With/related Products
Rectangular Connector Contacts
For Use With
167041-2 - CONN SOCKET CRIMP 28-32AWG GOLDA100444CT - CONN TERM RECEPT 18-22AWAG 30AUA100443CT - CONN TERM RECEPT 18-22AWAG 15AUA100442CT - CONN RCPT 22-18AWG CRIMP TINA100445CT - CONN TERM RECEPT 18-22AWAG TIN102099-2 - CONN TERM 22-18AWG GOLD CRIMP102103-2 - CONN RCPT CONTACT 22-18AWG GOLD102102-5 - CONN SOCKET SNAP-IN 26-22AWG TIN102102-2 - CONN SOCKT SNAP-IN 26-22AWG GOLD102104-1 - CONN CONTACT 18-22AWG CRIMP102104-3 - CONN RCPT 22-18AWG CRIMP TIN102106-2 - CONN CONTACT CRIMP 22-26AWG GOLD102104-2 - CONN TERM RECEPT 18-22AWAG 30AUA100445TR - CONN TERM RECEPT 18-22AWAG TINA100444TR - CONN TERM RECEPT 18-22AWAG 30AUA100443TR - CONN TERM RECEPT 18-22AWAG 15AUA100442TR - CONN RCPT 22-18AWG CRIMP TIN
Lead Free Status / Rohs Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Available stocks
Company
Part Number
Manufacturer
Quantity
Price
Company:
Part Number:
843473-1
Manufacturer:
SOURIAU
Quantity:
3
1. INTRODUCTION
This instruction sheet covers the use of Extraction
Tool 843473–1 which is recommended for removing
crimp, snap–in contacts from AMPMODU MOD I and
MOD IV Receptacle Connectors listed in Catalog
1307819. Read these instructions before attempting
to extract the contacts.
Reasons for reissue are given in SECTION 5,
REVISION SUMMARY.
2. DESCRIPTION
The extraction tip is designed to enter the lance
recess in the front of the housing and depress the
locking lance of the contact.
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Other products, logos, and company names used are the property of their respective owners.
2003 Tyco Electronics Corporation, Harrisburg, PA
NOTE
NOTE
AMPMODU*
MOD IV
Receptacle
Connector
AMPMODU
MOD I
Receptacle
Connector
All dimensions are in millimeters [with inches in
brackets]. Figures are for reference only and are
not drawn to scale.
The connector includes both the housing and the
contacts while the housing is the material which
forms the encapsulation for the contacts.
Lug
Wire
This controlled document is subject to change.
For latest revision, call the FAX/PRODUCT INFO number.
Extraction Tool 843473–1
Figure 1
The lance recess is the cavity located between the
contact and the connector housing. A solid rib
(locking ledge) at the rear of the lance recess cavity
provides a stop for the extraction tool. The housings
are designed to prevent improper insertion of the
contacts which are inserted into the rear of the
housing.
A lug is located on the side of the MOD I housing
which contains the contact locking ledge.
3. EXTRACTION PROCEDURE
Determine which connector contains the contact to be
removed and proceed as follows:
Contact
1. Insert the tool straight into the lance recess until
it bottoms on the locking ledge.
2. Holding the tool and connector in one hand, grip
the wire of the contact with the other hand and pull
the contact out of the back of the connector.
Front of
Connector
Locking Lance
TOOLING ASSISTANCE CENTER 1–800–722–1111
FAX/PRODUCT INFO 1–800–522–6752
For Regional Customer Service, visit our website at
www.tycoelectronics.com
Lance Recess
Locking
Ledge
(Figure 1)
Tip
Instruction Sheet
408–9451
09 SEP 03 Rev B
1 of 2
LOC B
843473-1 Summary of contents
Page 1
... MOD I Receptacle Connector 1. INTRODUCTION This instruction sheet covers the use of Extraction Tool 843473–1 which is recommended for removing crimp, snap–in contacts from AMPMODU MOD I and MOD IV Receptacle Connectors listed in Catalog 1307819. Read these instructions before attempting to extract the contacts. All dimensions are in millimeters [with inches in NOTE brackets] ...
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... TOOL INSPECTION/MAINTENANCE Extraction Tool 843473–1 should conform to the dimensions listed in Figure 2. Each tool should be inspected upon arrival to be sure it has not been damaged in transit, and at regularly scheduled intervals to be sure it remains functional. If the tool requires repair, send it with a written description of the problem, to: CUSTOMER REPAIR (38– ...