C-6 Connector Cleaning Instructions Appendix C — Connector Care
C-6 PN: 13000-00164 Rev. K ML248xx, ML249xA MM
Cleaning Procedure
1. Remove loose particles on the mating surfaces, threads, and similar surfaces using low-pressure
compressed air.
2. The threads of the connector should be cleaned with cotton swab. When connector threads are clean, the
connections can be hand-tightened to within approximately one-half turn of the proper torque.
3. Clean mating plane surfaces using alcohol on cotton swabs (Figure C-3).
• Make sure that the cotton swab is not too large.
• Use only enough solvent to clean the surface.
• Use the least possible pressure to avoid damaging connector surfaces.
• Do not spray solvents directly on to connector surfaces
4. After cleaning with swabs, again use low-pressure compressed air to remove any remaining small
particles and to dry the connector surfaces.
Figure C-3. Cleaning Connectors
Do NOT use Industrial Solvents or Water on connector. Use only Isopropyl Alcohol.
Dampen only, DO NOT saturate.
Use only isopropyl alcohol and the proper size of cotton swab. Gently rotate the
swab around the center pin being careful not to stress or bend the pin or you will
damage the
connector.
Do NOT put cotton swabs in at an angle, or you will damage the connectors.
Do NOT use too large of cotton swab, or you will damage the connectors.
ISOPROPYL
ALCOHOL
WATER
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