JSMATT
Member
The attached photos are from a B-2101, the 4-pin molex from transformer to the 4-caps array.
I cleaned these female ends with a toothpick and stretched them just enough to make me concerned. Yes, a bit of a dumb#$@ move.
So, this post is to see if anyone has successfully removed these and, if so, what tool they used.
Knowing how many anchors these have, two or one, will be super helpful and what special tool you may have used or field-expedient method employed.
Has anyone had the joy of removing one without butchering the molex connector or enclosure? If this did not have the offset 4th pin, I would just make a new one.
The 3rd photo is of a new female connector with the two-sided anchor setup.
Thanks in advance.
I cleaned these female ends with a toothpick and stretched them just enough to make me concerned. Yes, a bit of a dumb#$@ move.
So, this post is to see if anyone has successfully removed these and, if so, what tool they used.
Knowing how many anchors these have, two or one, will be super helpful and what special tool you may have used or field-expedient method employed.
Has anyone had the joy of removing one without butchering the molex connector or enclosure? If this did not have the offset 4th pin, I would just make a new one.
The 3rd photo is of a new female connector with the two-sided anchor setup.
Thanks in advance.
