Contents: Special plug connections ↓ Faston-contact ↓ Contacts GT 150/280 ↓ Contacts without locking tabs ↓
Insert a pick suitable for the connector body into the slot in the connector body.
Grasp the wire towards the contact and press it lightly into the connector
Note: By pressing the tip into the connector body, the locking tabs of the tip are removed from the shoulders inside the connector and can be freely removed from the connector body using a pick.
At the same time, press the pick into the connector body and pull out the unlocked tip
After removing the contact, the pick can be removed again from the slot in the connector housing.
Special plug connections
Note: Before unlocking the contacts, if any, unlock or remove the housing locks (secondary fastenings) with a special tool.
Faston-contact
Fig. 7.142. Inserting the master key into the slot in the connector housing
Insert a pick suitable for the connector housing into the slot in the connector housing (fig. 7.142).
Grasp the wire towards the contact and press it lightly into the connector.
Note: By pressing the tip into the connector body, the locking tabs of the tip are removed from the shoulders inside the connector and can be freely removed from the connector body using a pick.
Fig. 7.143. Removing the unlocked tip
At the same time, press the pick into the connector body and pull out the unlocked tip (fig. 7.143).
After removing the contact, the pick can be removed again from the slot in the connector housing.
Contacts GT 150/280
Fig. 7.144. Inserting the master key into the slot in the connector housing
Insert a pick suitable for the connector body under the locking tab into the connector body (fig. 7.144).
Press the pick all the way into the connector housing.
The contact is "thrown out" of the connector.
Fig. 7.145. Removing the unlocked tip
After removing the contact, the pick can be removed again from the slot in the connector housing (fig. 7.145).
Contacts without locking tabs
Insert the pick under the locking tab of the connector housing.
Press the pick, slightly lifting it, until it stops.
The contact is "thrown out" of the connector.
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