Roco multimaus - broken connector

[Multigauge]

Good evening,

 

I'm wondering if anyone can offer any advice on sourcing a replacement for the cable that plugs in to the 'track out' of the power box that works with a multimaus. 

 

The 2 pronged connector has.... Erm..  come apart.

 

I can't find anything on their website and searching online is proving fruitless, but I suspect that as I don't know what it's called it's not helping. 

 

I'm sure I could even make one if I just knew where to source the prong connectors from. 

 

TIA.

 

[Butler Henderson]

As its a pair of wires connected each to its own pin would think it should be possible to repair even if its means cutting  between them to make two separate connectors which can each be inserted into the socket.  Use of soldering iron, exopy and insulation tape may be appropriate

[WIMorrison]

Have you investigated why the current plug has come apart? It looks like it got seriously warm before falling apart, and I would be solving that issue before repeating it with a new plug.

[jamesed]

Is THIS what you are looking for?

 

(2mm dia plugs at 12.7mm centre spacing)

 

[Crosland]

15 hours ago, Butler Henderson said:

 Use of soldering iron, exopy and insulation tape may be appropriate

Judging by the #photo, I think that has alrteady been tried.

 

Any Roco dealer should be able to supply https://www.roco.cc/ren/products/accessories/electrical-accessories/cables-and-plugs/10619-connecting-cable.html

 

Or, how about https://www.gaugemasterretail.com/magento/catalogsearch/result/?manufacturer=303&q=track+feed

 

[Multigauge]

Andrew,

 

thanks for sign posting the replacement parts. That is incredibly helpful as I couldn't find it for love nor money in my searches.

 

And thanks to others for your suggestions - yes, it had been repaired by a previous owner, but looks past resurrection in my opinion.

 

M