Repairing Laptop Ac Power Cord.

SporkRocker

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This cord still technically works, It is detoriating in reliabilty. I have to bend and/or wiggle it to work. How it got to so this state I do not know. The replacement for the prick and that end is about 50 dollars from Toshiba. =/ I think some of the copper wires are some how damaged and was going to replace them or something. I don't know how to pop off the end in that picture also, so I can rewire the insides or what.

I was wondering how I might repair this? I have copper wire available, electric tape, and other tools and supplies that might help this.

I have nothing to lose if I fail to get this working as it isn't working correctly at the moment.
 

ante1

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Buy a new plug and attach it to the core!

 

SporkRocker

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Where might a find an exact plug that will fit in my laptop? Like what retail store or online store?

 

ante1

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You have to measure its dimensions and search for a DC-plug (even though this is used for AC)! Inner diameter, outer diameter and length! Where? Well I don

 

SporkRocker

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Well I got the cord from my laptop manufacturer my Toshiba. Outter dm is  1/2 cm inner is 3/10 cm. Live in the States in MO.

 

ante1

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I suppose you

 
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SporkRocker

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Thanks buddy. Although, I don't recall seeing these Coaxial Plugs on the walls or shelfs last time I went to a Radioshack. So I'll have to check on Fri, if not order online.

 
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