Uploaded December 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Description: I had to fix a connector at work that had a jackscrew missing and one that was damaged. We found the male mate for the board connector and it was $1,200.00. We couldn't find the board connector and assumed since it had 330 right angle pins that even if we did find it. By the time we got it, installed it and re-ran the tests we would have around $2,200.00 just in repairing the connector on the board. So I took some scrap metal we had in our junk box and took it home and made the two parts that were bad. It worked perfectly. The video is how I made the parts from a drawing I made on MS Paint from the original dammed one. Hope you learned something and enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching. Best Wishes n Blessings. Keith Noneya
Description: I had to fix a connector at work that had a jackscrew missing and one that was damaged. We found the male mate for the board connector and it was $1,200.00. We couldn't find the board connector and assumed since it had 330 right angle pins that even if we did find it. By the time we got it, installed it and re-ran the tests we would have around $2,200.00 just in repairing the connector on the board. So I took some scrap metal we had in our junk box and took it home and made the two parts that were bad. It worked perfectly. The video is how I made the parts from a drawing I made on MS Paint from the original dammed one. Hope you learned something and enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching. Best Wishes n Blessings. Keith Noneya
