Can anyone point me towards some kind of electrically-conductive glue that I could use to (semi-) permanently attach a couple of electrical leads that keep coming loose?
A couple of the electrical connections of my Isotherm refrigerator have been rattling loose while driving, off and on. One of them is a type of spade connector, and pinching down the female side of the connector worked for a while...until it didn't. The other connection that's occasionally loose is different.
I'm at the point that I just want to glob some glue on the connections to fix the annoying situation...and it seemed to me that electrically-conductive glue -- which would become part of the joint -- would do the trick.
I guess I could use some kind of regular glue/epoxy -- applied to the outside of the connection, if there was some reason against conductive glue.
Kinda urgent -- I'm going camping day-after-tomorrow.
Thanks.
A couple of the electrical connections of my Isotherm refrigerator have been rattling loose while driving, off and on. One of them is a type of spade connector, and pinching down the female side of the connector worked for a while...until it didn't. The other connection that's occasionally loose is different.
I'm at the point that I just want to glob some glue on the connections to fix the annoying situation...and it seemed to me that electrically-conductive glue -- which would become part of the joint -- would do the trick.
I guess I could use some kind of regular glue/epoxy -- applied to the outside of the connection, if there was some reason against conductive glue.
Kinda urgent -- I'm going camping day-after-tomorrow.
Thanks.