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Pad ROL™200 Series - Johnstech

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<strong>Pad</strong> ROL200<br />

<strong>Series</strong><br />

→ →<br />

Figure 28: Align above and<br />

between Elastomers<br />

Contact Installation<br />

Contact Installation Instructions<br />

CAUTION: Avoid putting pressure on Slot Walls and Webs<br />

by not resting hands or tools in these areas while working<br />

on the Contactor. See Figures 11 & 12 on Page 15.<br />

Step 1— Align and Insert Contact<br />

A. Turn Contactor Load Board side up.<br />

B. Using a Tweezers, dip Contact in Isopropyl Alcohol. (The<br />

alcohol lubricates the Contact, making insertion easier.)<br />

C. Start installation at the far left Contact Slot on any side.<br />

Align the Contact above the Contact Slot (see Figure 28)<br />

and press the Contact down between the gap in the Elastomers<br />

(see Figure 29).<br />

Step 2— Position Contact and Insert Further<br />

Manuever the head of the Contact down and towards the<br />

center of the Contactor. See Figure 30.<br />

Figure 29: Insert downward<br />

into gap between Elastomers<br />

→<br />

Step 3— Final Adjustment<br />

Use Tweezers to gently rotate the Contact Tail down onto the<br />

Outer (purple) Elastomer until the fit is snug. See Figure 31.<br />

Step 4— Installation Pattern<br />

Continue installing Contacts in the repeating left-right-center<br />

sequence shown below, per the steps above, until entire side<br />

is populated. Proceed on to each side in the same manner.<br />

Figure 30: Gently push<br />

Contact head towards center of<br />

Contactor<br />

→<br />

1 8 10 4 12 6 14 3 7 13 5 11 9 2<br />

Contact Insertion Order<br />

NOTE: It is recommended to mount the Contactor onto the<br />

Acrylic Mounting Plate (shown on Page 5) when not in use or<br />

for inspecting, storing or shipping. If the Contactor is stored<br />

on Acrylic Mounting Plate for over a week, loosen screws to<br />

avoid Compression Set on the Rear Elastomer.<br />

Figure 31: Gently push Contact<br />

tail down onto purple Elastomer<br />

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