Identifying Connector Type and Pin Size—Photo Attached for Reference

Been asking about this connector and the pin size but so far no one can tell me. I know this is a novice question for this board and I do apologize but I really need to correct this problem. Here is a pic of it.Connector Type

Thank you for any replies

HiIt looks like you have a generic 6-pin Receptacle / Header.You can find these in any good electronic wholesaler such as Farnell / RS  etc. I can't tell the pitch but I would guess from the picture it could be 2.54mm (distance between pins) but please measure the distance to establish.If you follow the link below you will be taken to a "Wire-to-Board" page showing a 6-pin header and if you scroll down, links to suitable receptacles. Anyway if you root around the pages you should find what you need.

https://uk.farnell.com/molex/22-29-2061/conne...os-1row-2-54mm/dp/1360134?st=6%20pin%20header
Hope this helps,Regards

If you want to get your connector as shown, then scroll down Chip's link,  there is a box "Product Information" with a button  "Find similar products".If you click the button and then enter some of the product information into the filters on the left (I used Molex  / 2.5mm Pitch spacing /  6 contacts / 1 row / receptacle) you can narrow this down to 11 results, at least 3 of which look like your original connector.  My search results are here:https://uk.farnell.com/w/c/connectors/wire-to-board-connectors?brand=molex&pitch-spacing=2.54mm&no-of-contacts=6contacts&no-of-rows=1rows&gender=receptacle
You may have to purchase the contacts separately.  If you hover over the picture in the list you'll get an enlarged pic.  If you open the page for that connector (click on the pic / part numbers / blue writing) you'll get the page fo that connector.  To the right of the pic you will see a PDF link to the Technical Datasheet.  This will have measurements that you can compare with your original. At the bottom right of the datasheet is a box with "Use With
KK Crimp Terminal 2759 , 6459 , 41572 ,
4809 , 8088" so you probably would have to purchase some of these contacts separately.Farnell have a live chat button down the bottom of the web page and you can use that, the guys (and gals) who you IM to are usually very knowledgeable and helpful in helping you find what you want.This one was pretty easy.  I am searching at present for a specific 2-pin connector for a radio speaker and so far have not found it.  I don't even know the maker.  So I've taken some pics of the connector and will send them with measurements to Element 14 (Farnell in Australia) and hopefully they will find me something.
And don't apologise for your question.  We all started somewhere and this sort of searching is always daunting at first.  Hope you find what you're looking for.