Lemo connector wire separation on PRO I battery base from repeated rotation

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Wires can separate from the Lemo connector on the battery base if the battery hanger is rotated excessively on its post, causing loss of power to peripheral equipment
Rotating the battery hanger repeatedly while trying to route cables or reposition the centerpost can create enough torque to pull wires loose from the Lemo connector
When rotating the battery hanger is necessary, always rotate in the same direction and then reverse back in the opposite direction to minimize stress on the wiring
Avoiding rotation of the battery hanger altogether is preferable to minimize the risk of connector wire separation

The failure mode was specific to one user's repeated rotation attempts while reorganizing cable routing
The issue occurs on the lower junction box of the PRO I system