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The spacing of my connector pins doesn't match the holes on the circuit board. What should I do?

This situation usually occurs when the spacing of the connector pins does not match the design hole pitch of the PCB. For example, if the PCB has a 2.0 mm pitch, but the selected pin holder has a 2.54 mm pitch.

You can recheck the lead pitch dimensions in the component datasheet to ensure it is consistent with the pitch on the PCB. if you are unsure about the model or specification, please provide the part number (MPN) or the datasheet, and our engineers can help you confirm it before production. If necessary, we can assist you with minor modifications or recommend alternative part numbers to avoid assembly difficulties.

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