admin | 03.12.2025
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The only available replacement for this plug is a universal one costing $80. You can either reuse your connectors or purchase "fuse block connectors".
Others have successfully printed electrical connectors using PETG, but I opted for high-temp TPU. Be sure to apply a liberal amount of dielectric grease to prevent the connector from overheating again, and check it frequently for signs of overheating.
I only needed one, so I printed just one. If I did it again, I would stretch the overall length by about 1-2mm to better capture the terminals. This might be necessary with PETG. So far, it works fine in TPU.
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