The service manual lists it as PN YJF02S041Z but no hits for this.
Kyocera makes connectors, so I assume that was the manufacturer of that
connector. But I am not seeing anything that matches. Somebody is still
making the connector because I see it all the time inside of products
like speakers, etc...
A JST PH maybe would fit, but if not, you could always desolder the
housing part from the board and replace with a JST connector. I forget
if it is 2mm or 2.54mm spacing, though. If you have a micrometer, check
the spacing between the two male pins.
On 1/20/2024 6:39 PM, Hiraghm wrote:
Awhile back I'd taken on the task of recapping my two M100s. On one it
worked great; on the other, it was "dead" afterwards.
I suspected either a cap I didn't get properly soldered, or just flux
I didn't clean off the board sufficiently.
So today I opened it up again to take the motherboard out and see if I
could get it working.
I needed to disconnect a two-wire connector that sits just above the
"CN8" silkscreening, and connects to the LCD circuit board...
While trying to pull it out, my needlenose pliers slipped, and I
accidentally cut the red wire right at where it goes into the two-wire
connector. It's cut flush with the connector.
I don't even know what this kind of connector is called.
Can anyone tell me what it's called and where I might be able to order
a new one?
If nothing else, can someone suggest how I can pull the bit of wire
out of the connector?
If push comes to shove I can just solder the remaining wire to the pin
w/o the connector. But I *really* don't want to do that.
