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Remove the coating
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Use the tip of a spudger to scrape the coating along the ZIF connectors' black locking tabs—enough so you can grab clumps of it with pointed tweezers.
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Use pointed tweezers to peel off the coating around the black locking tabs and their hinges on the ZIF connector.
| [title] Remove the coating | |
| - | [* black] Use the tip of a spudger to scrape the coating along the ZIF connectors' black locking tabs—enough so you can grab clumps of it with pointed tweezers. |
| + | [* black] Use the tip of a spudger to scrape the coating along the ZIF connectors' black locking tabs—enough so you can grab clumps of it with [product|IF145-020-2|pointed tweezers]. |
| [* black] Use pointed tweezers to peel off the coating around the black locking tabs and their hinges on the ZIF connector. | |
| [* icon_note] If the coating becomes too brittle and hard to peel off, reheat the connectors and try again. | |
| [* icon_caution] This is a meticulous process! Failure to remove enough of the coating could damage the locking tab during disconnection, so take your time! |
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