This is a strain relief for the umbilical wiring harness on a Voron v0.2. I was running into an issue where I was losing connection in the Molex connector between the wiring harness and the PCB. During prints, the wiring harness was flexing this connection and at times it would cause the following error stopping my print. “Heater extruder not heating at expected rate”

To solve this, I created a strain relief that attaches the frame to the Molex connector so it is unable to move. I also created a tie down point where the umbilical wiring harness can be zip tied to the strain relief the same way that the toolhead side is.
1 - Voron V0.2 Umbilical PCB Support
2 - M3 Nuts
2 - M3x8 Button Head Cap Screws
2 - Zip Ties
*** Test fit the strain relief to ensure a proper fit before modifying the printer***
Unplug the Umbilical wiring harness from the PCB board. Unfortunately, two M3 nuts will need inserted into the top of the frame extrusion to mount the strain relief. There's a few ways this can be done. The first option is to disassemble the printer to the point where the nuts can be slid into the sides of the extrusion. Being that my printer is pretty dialed in, I didn't want to tear it down. Instead, I chose to drill out the extrusion. I chose to drill out the slot in the middle of the extrusion as this will be covered by the strain relief. It's pretty ugly but, it works and beats tearing down the printer in my opinion. Insert both nuts into the slot of the extrusion.

Install the Molex connector from the wiring harness into the strain relief. This should be a tight fit.

Press the strain relief and the wiring harness onto the Molex connector on the PCB board. You will hear a click when the connector has locked into place.

Install two M3x8 button head cap screws into the M3 nuts and attach one or two zip ties around the wiring harness.

***Print parts as oriented in the STLs.***
Parts that are pictured were printed on a Voron v0.2 with the following settings:
I got the inspiration for this design from a user called Houstonyates. Thanks! Unfortunately their design did not work for me nor did it include the zip tie tie down points that I wanted, so I completely redesigned it.
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