Hi guys
I'm working on a vintage Onkyo amplifier - I've got it stripped down pretty well however I need to get this PCB off (see pics) to get to the one underneath which has a dodgy rotary selector switch.
Most likely then I may need to strip the actual switch down as after 30 years or so it has some corroded connections internally. I may get luck with switch cleaner as I a;ready did with the A-B speakers selector switch but still need to get at it first.
Problem is I have this PCB loose now but can't figure out how these black ribbon cables with white connectors disconnect and I need to do that to move the PCB out of the way
I unclipped the plastic retainers or whatever they are on a couple of the connectors but still don't see how to unplug the ribbons from the PCB and I don't want to break anything by forcing it
So what kind of PCB connectors are these and how do they unplug?
Rich
I'm working on a vintage Onkyo amplifier - I've got it stripped down pretty well however I need to get this PCB off (see pics) to get to the one underneath which has a dodgy rotary selector switch.
Most likely then I may need to strip the actual switch down as after 30 years or so it has some corroded connections internally. I may get luck with switch cleaner as I a;ready did with the A-B speakers selector switch but still need to get at it first.
Problem is I have this PCB loose now but can't figure out how these black ribbon cables with white connectors disconnect and I need to do that to move the PCB out of the way
I unclipped the plastic retainers or whatever they are on a couple of the connectors but still don't see how to unplug the ribbons from the PCB and I don't want to break anything by forcing it
So what kind of PCB connectors are these and how do they unplug?
Rich
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