Thank you for at least trying! I agree it should be removable, but I maybe am not doing it properly. See below reply.
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Originally Posted by bill1  Sorry that I'm not more helpful. My gut feeling is that if you've released the tabs holding the connectors in place, then the jack is being held in place by "time". One way to think of it is this; when the machine was built it was put together one piece at a time, so there has to be a way to take it apart... You just have to figure out the way to do it. |
Well I have pushed them down to their full downward travel. So I am not entirely sure what else I can do with them to get them to release. I am going to try to get some pictures of them and maybe that will help. And I also will try removing them again. Expect further information later! Thank you!
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Originally Posted by dfkrug I do not think the latches are being completely released. These connectors
ARE easy to detach from the circuit board if the latches are fully retracted.
Don't break it! I had no trouble with mine. I looked through my library of
photos and I do not have any of the back of the panel. |
EDIT: Here is a picture of one of the connectors. As you can see, what I believe to be the latching devices on both the left and right side of the connector are in a down position. Also, I cannot see any rust anywhere on the board or on the connector itself. Should this be what it looks like?
