4 - Terminate Contacts
5 - Assemble Connector
Connector : WSO 1031
with sealed or unsealed cable clamp
Document No. 600.00.439
Rev : 1.2
Solder or crimp
Pull Spacer (d) over Cable and
through Right Angle Body (c)
Tighten Back Nut (f). Torque
≈
2.0 Nm
Do not squeeze Connector Body in a vice
to tighten Back Nut!
Confirm that Outer Sleeve of Connector Body (a) can move
freely. If not, it can be released by holding Right Angle Body (c)
and turning slightly Back Nut (f) counter-clockwise.
After the threadlocking adhesive has cured, check locking
mechanism by mating connector with counterpart and
pulling on Right Angle Body (c) in unmating direction. The
connector should stay mated.
Pull on Outer Sleeve of connector. It should unlock and
disconnect.
5B
Correct fit of
Spacer (d)
Fit Spacer (d) onto Contact Block (b), bending wires smoothly and being careful
not to damage wires.
Caution with crimp contacts:
Crimp contacts need extra space in the insulator, therefore they can move.
Never twist the cable and wires during the cable assembly;
this can apply
too much force on the contacts.
Insert Block (b) into Connector Body (a).
Apply threadlocking adhesive on inner thread of Back Nut (f).
Fit O-ring (e) into Back Nut (f) and close connector.
5A
5B
5C
Outer Sleeve of
Connector Body
Gap on
both sides
Ensure that Right Angle Body (c) is centred in Outer Sleeve of
Connector Body (a) (gap on both sides) before tightening Back
Nut (f).
5D
Right Angle
Body (c)
5E
5F
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5A
5B
5C
5D
5E
5F
5G
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