Insulation pins getting stuck is a common problem encountered during circuit board assembly. This situation is usually caused by improper size of the pins, contamination of the connection points, or manufacturing defects in the Insulation Pins themselves. Solving this problem usually requires some skills and patience to avoid further damage to the circuit board or insulation pins.

When the Insulation Pins get stuck, the first step is to stop applying force to avoid damaging the circuit board or causing personal injury. Then you can try using appropriate tools such as tweezers or fine hooks to gently pull out or push the Insulation Pins. If it cannot be manually resolved, you can try using tools such as a hot air gun or soldering iron to heat the area around the pin, making it soft and gradually pulling it out.

In any case, excessive force should be avoided to prevent damage to the circuit board or other components. If the Insulation Pins are still stuck, it may be necessary to seek professional electronic repair services to help solve the problem. At the same time, in order to avoid jamming of the Insulation Pins, it is necessary to ensure the cleanliness of all components and connection points before assembly, and correctly select the appropriate specification of Insulation Pins.