First off, again I apologize for not having a camera that is good enough for some closeup pictures. No, there is no bit of wire stuck in the connector. It appears that there are 2 pieces of springy metal inside that I would guess make contact with the center pin of the cable connector when inserted. They appear to be bent to the point where 1 piece is centered right in the hole the center pin goes into. I tried to bend it back with a dental pick but being springy in nature, it goes right back to blocking the hole. I suspect there is damage in the connector. I can wiggle the Talon connector on, but the PSU LED indicates it not connected. The Talon connector is fine, it works in the first channel and there is a gold pin in the center. The way I look at it, if I can repair it, fine. If I can't. fine, the first channel works so I have a single output unit instead of a dual output. Being that I bartered for it and have no money into it, it's worth trying to bring it back to full functionality. I'd rather not have to switch back and forth between wand and tweezers causing unnecessary wear and tear on the unit. What I find odd is the lack of any real service info with pictures. The parts list doesn't even give a part number for the pcb connector. Once the Torx driver arrives next week, I will have a go at taking it apart and see what I can see. Hopefully, I can find a replacement connector and have it fully functional.
Since it never hurts to ask, would it be out of the realm of possibility for someone that has this unit to open it up and see if there is a part number on the RF connector or take some good pictures that I can try to match it on an internet search? That would be so appreciated.