Airprime Snap-In Socket Damage Prevention; Socket; Cover; Figure 19. Socket Contacts And Heat Sink Legs Location - Sierra Wireless AirPrime HL Series Customer Process Manuallines

Customer Process Guidelines
6.4.

AirPrime Snap-in Socket Damage Prevention

Contact damage can be caused by incorrect operation. Refer to the following sub-sections for more
information on what causes contact damage and how to prevent it.
6.4.1.

Socket

 Touching or applying a force directly on the socket contacts would result in contact damage.
 Inserting/removing the module incorrectly would result in contact damage.
Note: Only use vertical motion to insert and/or remove the module. Tilting is not allowed
 Do not apply force onto the heat sink legs, to avoid unexpected deformation.
Figure 19. Socket Contacts and Heat Sink Legs Location
6.4.2.

Cover

 Check that the cover is in the right position (based on the Polarity mark) before locking the
cover on the socket. For more information, refer to section 6.2 Insertion Guideline
 Use the removal tool to smoothly remove the cover without causing any damage.
4115102 Rev 6.0
Insertion and Removal Guidelines
Socket contacts
Heat sink legs
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