Learn Me Plasma Cutter Torches

Long story short, there I was using my plasma cutter a few weeks ago when the torch got very warm, then the arc died and wouldn't relight. I took the torch apart to change consumables, and it looked like I'd dipped the head into molten lava. Oops.

So, I ordered the cheapest complete torch from Amazon ($15), waited for it to arrive, and then threw it on top of the plasma cutter while I waited for a few spare minutes to change it out. 

I finally tried to install it, and the wiring is different. My old torch has a trigger connection and three wires on the head, while the new one only has a trigger. 

So, what should I do? Give up? Make a few splices and fix it? Order a different torch? Try to fix what I have?

The machine is a Daytona MIG/Cebora PlasmaCar 30, and the old torch says "P30" on it. At the end of the day all I'm looking for is a working torch with somewhat readily-available consumables. 

Bonus points if whatever solution proposed doesn't require me to leave the house, since we're quarantined for the next few weeks. 

Old Torch:

New Torch:

I really don't know much, but years ago, we had an ESAB plasma cutter at work. It went bad in the torch. We replaced with a Thermal Dynamics torch, and it worked great. Funky installation came out the front of the machine at a 45 degree angle, but success, and readily available, cheap consumables. This was circa 2006.

Thanks for the datapoint, wheelsmithy. 

Anybody else have any ideas?

The extra wire must be to energize the tip. 

Perhaps you could just solder a connector to the copper pipe that likely feeds the tip?

If it explodes, can you return it??