Living with the DuroMAX XP9000iH

[Crowz]

Could always hot glue the sensor itself on the board. Can't trip if co2 can't get into the sensor

 

[Symbioquine]

I will make a harness to relocate CO sensor if I can figure out what type 12 connectors to order.

It looks like a 12 pin PCIe power connector (obviously, double-check for yourself ) - which would make sense since they used PC power connectors (as I documented in this thread) for the earlier revisions of the CO monitor too.

It's a bit expensive, but I think this would probably work: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C4B7VMR7

You can probably find better prices on the raw connectors from an electronics supplier or maybe even desolder the female one from a defunct computer/PSU.

 

[tripntx]

It looks like a 12 pin PCIe power connector (obviously, double-check for yourself ) - which would make sense since they used PC power connectors (as I documented in this thread) for the earlier revisions of the CO monitor too.

It's a bit expensive, but I think this would probably work: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C4B7VMR7

You can probably find better prices on the raw connectors from an electronics supplier or maybe even desolder the female one from a defunct computer/PSU.

I'm looking at it now. The one linked is a 12+4, so 16 pin. It might work, but I'm looking to see if I can find just a 12 pin.
When you're looking at the picture, notice the circuit connector has a zip-tie on it. I'm not sure why Duromax did that.

 

[Symbioquine]

The one linked is a 12+4, so 16 pin. It might work, but I'm looking to see if I can find just a 12 pin.

Yeah, I suspect that it's designed to be backwards compatible (or at least nothing a Dremel tool can't fix )...

 

[tripntx]

Yeah, I suspect that it's designed to be backwards compatible (or at least nothing a Dremel tool can't fix )...

I'm glad to hear that I'm not the only one fond of Dremel usefulness.