TE Connectivity VAL-U-LOK 3-1586040-6 Bedienungsanleitung

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Instruction Sheet

TOOLING ASSISTANCE CENTER

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

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408-32113

VAL-U-LOK* Connector System

with Terminal Position Assurance 18 OCT 13 Rev A

Figure 1

1. INTRODUCTION

This instruction sheet covers assembling a terminated

contact, housing and TPA as represented in Figure 1

and extracting the contacts from the housing.

Reasons for reissue of this instruction sheet are

provided in Section 6, REVISION SUMMARY.

NOTE

Dimensionsin theseinstructions arein metricunits [with

inches in brackets]. Figures and illustrations are for

reference only and are not drawn to scale.

2. DESCRIPTION

All VAL-U-LOK pin and socket contacts have two

flexible latches that lock into their respective housings

when fully inserted. The TPA-compatible contacts

have special features on their insulation barrels that

work in conjunction with the TPA device to ensure full

contact insertion. See Figure 2A.

The plug and receptacle housings are available in 2

through 24 positions which are arranged into 2 rows.

The TPA devices are available in 1 through 12

positions, single row, so 2 TPA devices are required

for each housing. The TPA is designed to be installed

into the housing to ensure all contacts are fully

inserted and will not back out during mating. When

fully installed, the locking latches of the TPA snap onto

raised ledges around the perimeter of the housing.

See Figure 3B.

3. ASSEMBLY

1. Ensure that the contact is properly terminated to

the wire according to the requirements provided in

Application Specification 114-13172. Check that the

flexible latches are not damaged or distorted from

their original form as shown in Figure 2A.

2. Insert the terminated contact into its respective

housing as follows:

a. Grasp the contact directly behind the

insulation barrel. Align the contact with a contact

cavity in the housing at the wire entry end as

shown in Figure 2A. Make sure that the contact is

perfectly aligned (not angled or rotated) to the

contact cavity. See Figure 2B.

Figure 2

Terminated Contact Housing

TPA

NOTE

SpecialFeatures on

Insulation Barrel

Flexible

Latches

Contact Perfectly Aligned

Angled or Rotated Entry Not Acceptable

408-32113

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Rev A

CAUTION

Never insert the contact upside down; otherwise, the

locking latches could depress and lodge into the cavity

in an unseated position or become compressed so that

they will not lock when repositioned for proper insertion.

b. Push the contact straight, not rotated, into the

contact cavity. If it is rotated, damage to the

contact will occur or the contact will not latch

properly into the contact cavity. See Figure 2B.

Do not force the contact into the housing. It

should slide in and latch into position with

minimal force.

c. Ensure that the contact latches are locked into

the cavity by pulling lightly on the wire and

checking for resistance to pull out.

3. Install the TPAs into the housing as follows:

a. Align a TPA with the wire end of the housing

so that each tooth faces a contact cavity with its

radius surface against the wire. See Figure 3A.

b. Slide the TPA into the housing so that the

teeth enter the contact cavities evenly and until

all the locking latches lock onto the ledges

around the perimeter of the housing. Make sure

to push on each locking latch individually to

ensure complete installation. There will be an

audible and tactile “click”. See Figure 3B.

NOTE

TPAs with more than 5 positions have 4 locking latches.

TPAs with 5 positions or less have only 2 locking

latches. Make sure to push on each locking latch

individually to ensure complete installation.

c. Flip the housing over and repeat steps “3a”

and “3b” with a second TPA for the other row.

4. EXTRACTING CONTACTS

1. TPAs can be removed from the housing by

releasing the locking latches from the ledges and

pulling the TPA straight away from the housing. No

contact can be extracted until the TPA is removed.

2. Contacts can be removed from housings using

Extraction Tool 1586343-1 according to Instruction

Sheet 408-32114.

CAUTION

DO NOT re-insert any extracted contacts.

5. REPLACEMENT AND REPAIR

•DO NOT use defective or damaged products.

Contacts, housings, and TPAs are not repairable.

•DO NOT re-use a contact by removing the wire.

•DO NOT re-insert any contact after extracting it

from the receptacle housing.

6. REVISION SUMMARY

•Initial release of document

Figure 3

NOTE

3A 3B

Align TPA with Teeth

Facing Contact

Cavities

Place Radiused

Surfaces of Teeth

Against the Wires

Ledge Around

Perimeter of Housing Latch Fully

Engaged

Onto Ledge

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