Hello
I don't know much about Electronics but unfortunately broke a connector on my Nespresso machine's PCB while trying to DIY repair a mechanical part.
It's a type 2651 cable but when I tried to disconnect it, I pulled off the connector that was soldered to the PCB. I've attached pictures of where it was, what the cable looks like and what the connector I need probably looks like (at the other end, there is still one). I've googled connectors but can't find the right one.
Is this something an electrician could fix easily? I guess you need the right connector and you need to solder it back on?
Just wondering if I should give up and recycle the machine or try to get it repaired if it's easy and cheap enough to justify the cost (vs. new machine).
I don't have soldering skills so I doubt I can DIY this!
Thanks a million for your help. I imagine it's a pretty straightforward thing for experts but I may be wrong!
Alex
I don't know much about Electronics but unfortunately broke a connector on my Nespresso machine's PCB while trying to DIY repair a mechanical part.
It's a type 2651 cable but when I tried to disconnect it, I pulled off the connector that was soldered to the PCB. I've attached pictures of where it was, what the cable looks like and what the connector I need probably looks like (at the other end, there is still one). I've googled connectors but can't find the right one.
Is this something an electrician could fix easily? I guess you need the right connector and you need to solder it back on?
Just wondering if I should give up and recycle the machine or try to get it repaired if it's easy and cheap enough to justify the cost (vs. new machine).
I don't have soldering skills so I doubt I can DIY this!
Thanks a million for your help. I imagine it's a pretty straightforward thing for experts but I may be wrong!
Alex
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