Wire Connector Type?

matmoo · Jul 1, 2019

Newby member here. Hello everyone!

Does anyone know what type of connector this is and if they can be purchased. I need to replace the thermal fuse on a Tommee Tippee bottle making machine as it's gone and this was connecting the fuse to the wire. Assume these are so you don't need to solder..

Thanks

Picture of connector here

ProDave · Jul 1, 2019

I don't recognise that connector, but I would just use one of the small Wago connectors, or a crimp, whatever fits in the space available. I don't see it has to be identical to the original connector.

Geoff1946 · Jul 1, 2019

I think its just a crimp connector. Presumably it's in an area which is hot so needs to be replaced with a similar (uninsulated) crimp. Not always easy to come by. I've occasionally used crimp ring tags, which auto electricians tend to have, cutting away the ring and just using the crimp part.

Doc Hudson · Jul 1, 2019

Looks like a crimp connector, this type of thing maybe?

https://www.tdspares.co.uk/product/microtemp-thermal-fuse-protector-crimp-terminal-splice-pack-10-crimps

Doc H.

kerching · Jul 2, 2019

If you are worried about the temp,then you could just take the insulation of an insulated one couldn't you?.....as long as it's not touching earth anywhere

Geoff1946 · Jul 2, 2019

Doc Hudson said:
Looks like a crimp connector, this type of thing maybe?

https://www.tdspares.co.uk/product/microtemp-thermal-fuse-protector-crimp-terminal-splice-pack-10-crimps

Doc H.

That appears to be a very useful source of appliance spares; one I hadn't found before. Thanks

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