>Pearce, AB (Alan) wrote:
>> It seems to me that these connectors are not made for regular mates
and
>> demates. They are designed for a small number of uses, such as they
>> would normally get when used in telephony service.
>
>But how often do you change cables on the ICD2 itself?  The target end
of
>the cable gets a lot of use, but the ICD2 end?  I try to avoid giving
mine
>any use at all, but when I'm stuck using a ICD2 I rarely plug/unplug
the
>cable at the ICD2.

I agree Olin, but the OP sounded like they unplug it often. I may be
wrong here, but that was the way the posting came across to me.

If they don't then it does sound like unit should get a repair, possibly
because a substitute connector was used in it.

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