Basic Cleaning and Care
Daily Cleaning: Promptly remove surface dust, oil, and metal debris after each use.
Tool Selection: Gently brush pins or contact blades with a dry, soft-bristled brush; for stubborn stains, wipe lightly with a cotton swab dipped in anhydrous alcohol.
Prohibited Actions: Do not use water or liquid cleaners to avoid internal circuit short-circuits; ensure alcohol has fully evaporated before reconnecting.
Specialized Contact Point Maintenance
Anti-Oxidation Treatment: Periodically apply specialized cleaning fluid or graphite powder (from a pencil lead) to contact surfaces to form a protective film that reduces oxidation.
Mating/Unmating Protocol: Handle gently; avoid excessive force that could deform the pins.
Troubleshooting: Carefully straighten slightly bent pins with tweezers; replace the connector entirely if deformation is severe.
Storage Environment Control
Basic Storage Requirements: Store unused connectors in a dry, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and humidity.
Moisture Protection: Use sealed bags or moisture-proof containers; include desiccant packs during the rainy season.
Placement Method: Store upright to prevent deformation of contact blades caused by crushing or heavy pressure.