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16.Hold the electronic console over the handrail clamp to attach the ribbon cable connector into its receptacle. Align the tab on the ribbon cable connector with its counterpart located on the receptacle and plug the connector into the receptacle using your fingers as shown in Diagram 5. The plastic flanges on the receptacle should clip onto the connector when you plug it in. If, at a later date, you need to disengage the connector, push the flanges off of the connector and use your fingers to pull the connector away from its receptacle. Note that the connector is designed to engage in one direction only. Do not force the connection.
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