There are electric part houses which should be able to supply you the connector.
But you first need to get some better info on the connector as this image doesn’t offer it. Get a good metric ruler to measure the sides of the connector (all three dimensions) so you have a start point. You also need to count the number of pins and the layout take a picture head on so you can see them as well as measure the spacing between as well. Now post these pics here so we can aim you to the connector.
Do be careful as the length of the cable as well as it’s construction will effect the image quality. As you don’t say why you need to replace the connector I’m guessing you want to modify the projector in some manor.
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So for reference how to measure a bolt or scre
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So for reference how to measure a bolt or screw
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Here’s a connector
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Here’s one source [link|https://www.te.com/usa-en/plp/ribbon-cable-connectors/Y30oD.html?te_bu=Cor&te_type=srch&te_campaign=ggl_usa_cor-ggl-usa-srch-fy23-smbmktg-is-ind-lighting_sma-2681_9&elqCampaignId=161764&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwtf0xc-u_gIVGu3jBx0K3AuREAAYASAAEgJirPD_BwE|Ribbon Cable Connectors] but without the measurements it’s guess work.
There are electric part houses which should be able to supply you the connector.
But you first need to get some better info on the connector as this image doesn’t offer it. Get a good metric ruler to measure the sides of the connector (all three dimensions) so you have a start point. You also need to count the number of pins and the layout take a picture head on so you can see them as well as measure the spacing between as well. Now post these pics here so we can aim you to the connector.
Do be careful as the length of the cable as well as it’s construction will effect the image quality. As you don’t say why you need to replace the connector I’m guessing you want to modify the projector in some manor.
=== Update (04/16/23) ===
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So for reference how to measure a bolt or scre
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[image|2925768
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[image|2925768]
Here’s a connector
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[image|2925770
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[image|2925770]
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Here’s one source [https://www.te.com/usa-en/plp/ribbon-cable-connectors/Y30oD.html?te_bu=Cor&te_type=srch&te_campaign=ggl_usa_cor-ggl-usa-srch-fy23-smbmktg-is-ind-lighting_sma-2681_9&elqCampaignId=161764&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwtf0xc-u_gIVGu3jBx0K3AuREAAYASAAEgJirPD_BwE|Ribbon Cable Connectors] but without the measurements it’s guess work.
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Here’s one source [link|https://www.te.com/usa-en/plp/ribbon-cable-connectors/Y30oD.html?te_bu=Cor&te_type=srch&te_campaign=ggl_usa_cor-ggl-usa-srch-fy23-smbmktg-is-ind-lighting_sma-2681_9&elqCampaignId=161764&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwtf0xc-u_gIVGu3jBx0K3AuREAAYASAAEgJirPD_BwE|Ribbon Cable Connectors] but without the measurements it’s guess work.
There are electric part houses which should be able to supply you the connector.
But you first need to get some better info on the connector as this image doesn’t offer it. Get a good metric ruler to measure the sides of the connector (all three dimensions) so you have a start point. You also need to count the number of pins and the layout take a picture head on so you can see them as well as measure the spacing between as well. Now post these pics here so we can aim you to the connector.
Do be careful as the length of the cable as well as it’s construction will effect the image quality. As you don’t say why you need to replace the connector I’m guessing you want to modify the projector in some manor.
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=== Update (04/16/23) ===
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So for reference how to measure a bolt or scre
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[image|2925768
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Here’s a connector
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[image|2925770
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Here’s one source [https://www.te.com/usa-en/plp/ribbon-cable-connectors/Y30oD.html?te_bu=Cor&te_type=srch&te_campaign=ggl_usa_cor-ggl-usa-srch-fy23-smbmktg-is-ind-lighting_sma-2681_9&elqCampaignId=161764&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwtf0xc-u_gIVGu3jBx0K3AuREAAYASAAEgJirPD_BwE|Ribbon Cable Connectors] but without the measurements it’s guess work.
There are electric part houses which should be able to supply you the connector.
But you first need to get some better info on the connector as this image doesn’t offer it. Get a good metric ruler to measure the sides of the connector (all three dimensions) so you have a start point. You also need to count the number of pins and the layout take a picture head on so you can see them as well as measure the spacing between as well. Now post these pics here so we can aim you to the connector.
Do be careful as the length of the cable as well as it’s construction will effect the image quality. As you don’t say why you need to replace the connector I’m guessing you want to modify the projector in some manor.