[possibly OT]: Citizen 120D+ interface connector and Acorn System questions

Hi, I've just dug out my old Citizen 120D+ 80-column dot-matrix printer, reseated the connectors, etc. and I've managed to break a few of the pins off the interface connector on the printer. I've bodged in a few bits of wire to get it running, but it's a bit temperamental. Anyone know what sort of connector Citizen used on this thing? I'm not talking about the Centronics connector, I'm talking about the one that connects up to the interface board. It looks like a two-row DIN41612 and has 15 pins per row (30 total pins). There is some text on it in black ink, but I don't know if it's relevant. It (the connector) has a 0.1" (2.54mm) pitch both vertically and horizontally. Anyone got a service manual for this almost-ten-year-old monster of a printer? I'd hate to throw it away for the sake of a knackered connector... BTW, anyone got a schematic for the Acorn Teletext Video card for the Acorn System-series machines? Thanks. -- Phil. philpem(a)bigfoot.com http://www.philpem.f9.co.uk/