SIXPAR 200 Display PCB connector burned

WilsonLRCable Guy

I have 9 fixtures and love them. However, I recently had one that stopped responding to DMX and glowed a dim white when powered up. I know from the past this is a bad Display PCB. After replacing it with a new one, it still behaved the same way. When disassembled, I noticed the LED connector had burn marks on two pins (see attached). I cleaned and scraped them and the fixture worked fine.

I noticed this connector had an extra heavy dose of red wax and some of the wires were loose requiring re-insertion. Anybody know what kind of connector it is that I could get instead of replacing the whole LED panel? TIA

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9/3/241:24 PM

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alex99Cable Guy

Hello there i do hope all is well and you are doing okay. In regards to this, please reach out to us via the support email Support@Elationlighting.com and we can proceed from there. Thank you

9/3/241:49 PM

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