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  • Deadmanfall
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    • Nov 2013
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    • United States
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    Not sure what these connectors are.

    Hello everyone, my name is Bobby. I have recently had problems with my Gateway 19'' LP1925 HD monitor. When I open up the monitor I see these 4 small 2 pin grey connectors which with one plug the wire is ripped from the connector. I am not sure what type of connector it is and need help in order to identify it so I may buy another. Thank you in advanced.


    ~Bobby
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    • mariushm
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      • May 2011
      • 3799
      #2
      Re: Not sure what these connectors are.

      They're JST harnasses. The connectors are made by JST and are pretty much standardized by all monitor manufacturers.

      See this page: http://www.ccflwarehouse.com/hivowiandha.html

      Note that you need to use silicone wire, those wires are not basic wires, they're insulated better than regular wires as they carry 700-1400 volts through them.

      The store above is OK to buy from, and you're better off buying the whole connector with wires and everything.

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        • Deadmanfall
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          • Nov 2013
          • 4
          • United States
          #3
          Re: Not sure what these connectors are.

          Thank you so much Mariushm, I appreciate the help.

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