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Topic: Printrboard & Fan Connectors

Does anyone know the nomenclature or have a source for the connectors for the Printrboard?  I'm especially interested in the fan connectors.  I'm in the process of adding a couple of fans, and I want the wiring to look decent, not like it was built by bridge trolls!

Thanks.

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Re: Printrboard & Fan Connectors

I ordered some from china on ebay. They just arrived today but I haven't confirmed they are correct yet. I'll post a link if they are the right ones. (5 for $0.99 - free shipping)

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Re: Printrboard & Fan Connectors

knowack wrote:

not like it was built by bridge trolls!

But bridge trolls tend to also be proud enough of their work to hide underneath it and guard it from ungracious passers-by - I don't know what you're embarrassed about!! smile

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Correction, from New York, not china. Also not free shipping.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/111294097150?_t … EBIDX%3AIT

They worked. smile

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Re: Printrboard & Fan Connectors

My printbed heater stopped in mid-print.  After some basic troubleshooting, I found the connector on the printrboard had melted.  I can't tell if there's any damage to the board itself.

So, now I'm looking for a source for the red connector for the bed heater, and some male/female connectors for the fans.

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grob wrote:
knowack wrote:

not like it was built by bridge trolls!

But bridge trolls tend to also be proud enough of their work to hide underneath it and guard it from ungracious passers-by - I don't know what you're embarrassed about!! smile

Bridge Trolls have a good business model:  They seize property they didn't have to pay for, have a roof over their head, running water, and a steady source of income by waylaying travelers.

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Re: Printrboard & Fan Connectors

knowack wrote:

My printbed heater stopped in mid-print.  After some basic troubleshooting, I found the connector on the printrboard had melted.  I can't tell if there's any damage to the board itself.

So, now I'm looking for a source for the red connector for the bed heater, and some male/female connectors for the fans.

If you want the same connectors, you fan order them from Mouser. I got mine for about 78 cents per.
However, I personally recommend a different connector since it can be difficult for the wires to stay in place unless you have skills or special crimping tools.

I went to Home Depot and grabbed plug/crimp connectors for $3. Far easier to install, faster to disconnect if needed. smile
However, if you want the stock ones, I can dig up the exact Mouser unit number for you.

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I have the special crimp tools, if it's not too much trouble to find the Mouser numbers, that would be great!

Thanks.

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Check your PM

Printit Mason and Printit Horizon printers
Multiple SD2s- Bulldog XL, E3D v5/v6/Lite6, Volcano, Hobb Goblin, Titan, .9 motor, Lawsy carriages, direct Y drive, fishing line...the list goes on
Filawinder and Filastruder #1870.....worth every penny!