Need Help Anyone know what the name of this part is and where to buy for my Roland XC-540

[Glenn Rogers]

So I blew a transistor and a fuse and I think I found the source. The black dot you see in the photo is actually a burned out pin in the female connector that connects to the ribbon cable. So in other terms the picture is a photo of the board whereby the ribbon cables are running from the printheads to THIS board. I need to buy a new female connector to replace the one with the burned 2 pins. Anyone know where to buy or the part number?

I have the Roland Sol Jet XC-540

 

[E Coloney]

Is that the PC board on top of the printer carriage? If yes, I bought one from sign-in-china.com a couple of years ago and had it work fine. I don't recall the price but it was US $~150 at the time. Piece of cake to change but be sure you have the ribbon cables to the print heads connected properly when you power up of POOF! and you'll have to buy a new one.

 

[Glenn Rogers]

Thanks so much. I found the part on the website: Im going to replace as well as the cables. I hope this is the problem
Original Roland XC-540 / XJ-640 / XJ-740 Print Carriage Board - W700311311

 

[Glenn Rogers]

Is that the PC board on top of the printer carriage? If yes, I bought one from sign-in-china.com a couple of years ago and had it work fine. I don't recall the price but it was US $~150 at the time. Piece of cake to change but be sure you have the ribbon cables to the print heads connected properly when you power up of POOF! and you'll have to buy a new one.

Hey bro! Do you mind if I give you a call? I wanted to ask you something about that board that only makes sense if I talk thru lol sorry but would 100% appreciate it

 

[Jim Hill]

I would try Digiprint Supplies out of Miami.

I have purchased heads and many other parts and everything worked perfectly every time.

Jim

 

[hybriddesign]

We just took apart an xc540 for parts. I need to check but pretty sure I have that board. $25 and it's yours but I need to check on Monday if it's there at our shop


member: 80259"]So I blew a transistor and a fuse and I think I found the source. The black dot you see in the photo is actually a burned out pin in the female connector that connects to the ribbon cable. So in other terms the picture is a photo of the board whereby the ribbon cables are running from the printheads to THIS board. I need to buy a new female connector to replace the one with the burned 2 pins. Anyone know where to buy or the part number?

I have the Roland Sol Jet XC-540[/QUOTE]
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[netsol]

So I blew a transistor and a fuse and I think I found the source. The black dot you see in the photo is actually a burned out pin in the female connector that connects to the ribbon cable. So in other terms the picture is a photo of the board whereby the ribbon cables are running from the printheads to THIS board. I need to buy a new female connector to replace the one with the burned 2 pins. Anyone know where to buy or the part number?

I have the Roland Sol Jet XC-540

glenn
https://www.ebay.com/i/253006775741...MI5sjrufLH5gIVAp-fCh1s_wVPEAQYASABEgI_6_D_BwE

digikey.com if these are not an exact match

i will warn you, you will probably not have the soldering skill to replace it successfully

 

[Glenn Rogers]

We just took apart an xc540 for parts. I need to check but pretty sure I have that board. $25 and it's yours but I need to check on Monday if it's there at our shop


member: 80259"]So I blew a transistor and a fuse and I think I found the source. The black dot you see in the photo is actually a burned out pin in the female connector that connects to the ribbon cable. So in other terms the picture is a photo of the board whereby the ribbon cables are running from the printheads to THIS board. I need to buy a new female connector to replace the one with the burned 2 pins. Anyone know where to buy or the part number?

I have the Roland Sol Jet XC-540

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Hey, Would like to buy if it is. Text me if its the same part and Ill pay for it + shipping. 727 674-5465

 

[Glenn Rogers]

glenn
https://www.ebay.com/i/253006775741...MI5sjrufLH5gIVAp-fCh1s_wVPEAQYASABEgI_6_D_BwE

digikey.com if these are not an exact match

i will warn you, you will probably not have the soldering skill to replace it successfully

THANK YOU! ok agree I wil probably have a hard time trying to solder the connector but what about the transistor? Given its a larger part Im hopeful I can manage. What is the level of difficulty would you saw on the transistor?