How to use FPC cable connector correctly

　　When choosing FPC connectors, we must pay attention to the performance of each connector. FPC connectors of different sizes cannot be simply replaced, because connectors of different specifications have different functions, and most connectors cannot be replaced. When an unsuitable FPC connector is selected, the performance of the connector will be affected.

　　Do not insert the FPC connector at an angle to prevent the connector pins from being completely inserted into the connector. This may cause abnormal transmission or connection failure of the connector. Therefore, the FPC connection should be inserted slowly, and then pushed down until the FPC connectors are tightly connected.

　　Secondly, before using the FPC connector, we must first carefully check its appearance to see if there is any obvious damage to it, and whether the terminal pins of the connector are broken or bent. When there is a problem with the connection line, using it will bring great security risks. Therefore, before using the FPC connector, you must ensure that the connector is complete and the connector can be used.

　　In order to prevent the internal components of the connector from catching fire due to high temperature and causing damage, and the next time the connector is damp, the components of the connector may be damaged due to dampness. FPC connectors cannot be stored in a high temperature or humid place. Therefore, the storage of the connector must be careful, and it should be stored in a ventilated environment at room temperature.

　　FPC connector is not allowed to disconnect the connector part of the connector during use, otherwise it may cause arc and local overheating of the connector. Damaged parts, and secondly, accidental contact with the outer core of the connector can cause accidents such as safe electric shock.

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