Answered RAMPS plug fried - Resolder or Replace?

I was having some issues with our Robo 3D R1+ (It would power off during a print [Bottom right fan seemed fine], lights would flicker more and more starting when hotend would hit ~200º, thought it was a power supply issue but persisted after replacing the PSU)

Eventually I noticed a little bit of black on the RAMP's plug that goes to the power supply, and when I took the board out to look at it from a better angle... Yikes.

Is it possible/wise to just replace the plug?
Or should I get a new RAMPs board?

Opinions/suggestions incredibly appreciated. Thank you!

 

Drats, was hoping I could be cheap. Thanks for your recommendations, guess I'll go dig up one of those "What RAMPS board do I get" topics I saw floating around .

Thank you!

 

I was looking at the Kuman one on Amazon for about 18 dollars (I can't post links yet, sorry!)

But the first review has screenshots of that exact same plug burnt out, so that's kind of scary.
Then I was looking through this forum, and saw a Solid State Relay (25A SSR-25DD Solid State Relay Module DC 3-32V To DC 5-200V) on BangGood (Though, that ones not in stock) that the poster said would prevent the burnout.

So instead of running the power cables to the RAMPS I would run them to the SSR, and have the RAMPS signal to it when to send power through?

If I get that working, I'd also need to change the configuration.h to work with PID.... which is in another thread somewhere.

Does that all sound correct or did I misunderstand? Is there anything I've missed? Sorry for the bonus questions!

 

Cool beans, thank you again