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HS Dock™ Receptacle Wafer Extractor Tool HS Dock™ Wafer Extraction Tool Application Tooling Specification Sheet Order No. 62202-3400 FEATURES    This tool is designed for the removal of the wafer sub-assembly from a Right Angle HS Dock™ Receptacle connector assembly. (To remove wafers from a plug assembly, use tool 62202-0220, 62202-0260, 622020280, or 62202-0290.) This tool can be used on any circuit size receptacle after the upper housing is removed. Refer to 62202-3200 (144 Circuit) or 62202-3300 (108 Circuit) for upper housing removal. After the Wafer Sub-Assemblies are removed the Lower Housing can be removed from the PCB. SCOPE Products: 1.20mm by 3.50mm Pitch HS Dock+ and Plateau HS Dock™ Receptacle, Right Angle, 72 to 144 Circuits. See Product List below for specific part numbers. Product List The following is a partial list of the product order numbers and their specifications this tool is designed to run. Updates to this list are available on www.molex.com. Series No. Circuit Size 72 75019-0100 75019-0013 108 75019-2006 75019 75019-7313 120 75019-0014 75019-0015 144 75019-7215 74149-1002 108 74149 74149-5102 144 74149-1001 75019-0301 75019-0017 75019-7013 75019-7317 75019-7214 75019-0016 75019-7216 74149-1102 Assembly Order Number 75019-0305 75019-2004 75019-7100 75019-0019 75019-0021 75019-0302 75019-0304 75019-2003 75019-2005 75019-7017 75019-7021 75019-7113 75019-7213 75019-7217 75019-7221 75019-7314 75019-0017 75019-0018 75019-0306 75019-2001 75019-2007 75019-7024 75019-7315 75019-7316 74149-2002 74149-3002 74149-3102 74149-4002 74149-4102 74149-5002 74149-1101 74149-2001 74149-3001 74149-3101 Tool Setup RETAINER CLIP 1. Remove the upper housing using tool 62202-3200 or 62202-3300. 2. Before removing the wafer sub-assemblies the retainer clip must be removed. See Figure 1. To do this, firmly grip the top of the retainer clip and rock it back and forth until it pulls free from the lower housing. ROCK BACK AND FORTH LOWER HOUSING Figure 1 Doc No: ATS-622023400 Revision: E Release Date: 01-28-09 Revision Date: 09-01-15 UNCONTROLLED COPY Page 1 of 3 HS Dock™ Receptacle Wafer Extractor Tool KNOB Tool Operation EXTRACTOR TOOL To use the Wafer Removal Tool follow the steps below: 1. Before using this tool make sure it is in its original position. Rotate the knob on the SLOTS FOR WAFERS top of the Wafer Removal Tool counter WAFER counterclockwise (CCW) until it stops. CONTACTS PCB 2. Place Wafer Removal Tool with the slots over the contacts of the wafers as shown. The wafer contacts should be visible thru the slots of the tool block. See Figure 2. Figure 2 3. Turn the knob clockwise (CW) to pull up the wafers until they are removed from printed circuit board. See Figure 3. 4. Move the tool to the next group of seven wafers and repeat step 1-4 until all wafers have been removed. KNOB ROTATE KNOB CLOCKWISE (CW) TO PULL UP WAFERS WAFERS REMOVED WAFER CONTACTS PCB Figure 3 LOWER HOUSING Note: When removing end wafers, make sure the Wafer Removal Tool is aligned with the last wafer contact in the lower housing. See Figure 2 Doc No: ATS-622023400 Revision: E Release Date: 01-28-09 Revision Date: 09-01-15 UNCONTROLLED COPY Page 2 of 3 HS Dock™ Receptacle Wafer Extractor Tool 5. Next remove the lower housing from printed circuit board by using a Needle Nose Pliers. Pull up on the side wall of the housing until it is out of the printed circuit board. Then do the same to the opposite end until it disengages from the printed circuit board. Set aside. See Figure 4. PLIERS LOWER HOUSING PCB Figure 4 PLIERS BOARD LOCK 6. Remove the remaining ground blades from the printed circuit board using Needle Nose Pliers. See Figure 5. Figure 5 GROUND BLADES CAUTION: Molex application tooling specifications are valid only when used with Molex connectors and tooling. Contact Information For more information on Molex application tooling please contact Molex at 1-800-786-6539. Visit our Web site at http://www.molex.com Doc No: ATS-622023400 Revision: E Release Date: 01-28-09 Revision Date: 09-01-15 UNCONTROLLED COPY Page 3 of 3