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I noticed a red wire has come lose on one of the connectors is this an easy fix or do i have to have the connector replaced? Added a couple of pictures dont know if it helps the red wire is completely disconnected.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/22/2012 12:38PM by Les1224.

You can get a new one from Radio Shack. Or, maybe crimp it with needle nose pliers, a dab of solder maybe? Hard to tell without seeing it, but it isn't a hard fix either way

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Ok, I see your pics just loaded. I'd get a new one. Again, to the Shack.

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Landstar, Time Ranger, Cen-Tech Pinpointer...To Dig Or Not To Dig, That Is The Question

thanks for the reply i'm not the handiest person when it comes to that stuff so trying not to sound to dumb,obviously i would clip off the old connector would the new one need to be soldered to connect the new one or would electrical tape work?

Yes tape will work.Straight line butt connectors, small ones, will work also. You could solder but it I wouldn't.

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Landstar, Time Ranger, Cen-Tech Pinpointer...To Dig Or Not To Dig, That Is The Question

thanks sure appreciate the help.....

Lots of those 9 volt connectors out there. Should be the first suspect to check if you detector fails to beep when turned on.
Most of these type connectors wires are just crimped tite to the contacts, not soldered. Since they are mass produced, there's
a good chance of getting one with the contact wire barely crimped that eventually falls off the contact.
If your careful you can solder the contact and wire together and not melt the plastic portion.

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Don't fool around just go to radio shack an get a new one simpel repair with a small sodering iron,, just put one on my QDII took about 30 min.

it shouldn't take more then 5 minutes to fix.