Ribbon Cable Replacement Revision as of 15:46, 30 November 2012 by Alexalspach (Talk | contribs)
Remove the Motor Controller Cover
Use 1mm hex wrench to remove four (4) motor controller cover plate screws |
Remove plate and keep the screws in a safe place |
Detach the Ribbon Cable from the Motor Controller
Peel back black tape to reveal ribbon cable connector |
Using your fingernails, slide the black part of connector outward to release cable |
Pull cable out of connector on motor controller and detach tape from servo |
Remove the double-sided tape from the ribbon cable |
Re-affix the double-sided to tape back to its original position on servo |
Detach the Ribbon Cable from the Back of Hand
Locate other end of ribbon cable on the back of the hand |
Detach tape from the back of the hand |
Use a long, narrow tool (wrench) to release the black connector as before. You should pry it gently on either side. |
Pull cable out of the connector |
Re-affix the double-sided to tape back to its original position on the back of the hand |
New Ribbon Cable
Insert end of new ribbon cable into the open connector on the first finger link. |
Push in the black part of the connector to secure the end of the ribbon cable |
Replace the controller cover using four (4) screws. Do not over-tighten as these are threaded into the plastic servo case |
Test the hand to make sure that the faulty connection has been fixed |
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