What you seem to describe is a common connector. What you find is spare parts may be tough to find on their own but you can find the board that connector is on. Then I find said board (ebay, electronic junk dealers) then take the entire board and de-solder the connectors (both boards) and put the good connector on the board I want to fix. If it's some power brick that it's connector has failed I no longer fix those. I get a new brick.
Drop a line to ikenfixit.com or notefix.com to see if they fix this model.
Bob
Hello everyone,ive just received an apple ibook which has had the pin from the yoyo power adapter stuck in the plug hole (sorry about the terminology im a bit of a novice). We are going to buy another adapter soon but there seems to be something else stuck in there too. After tweezers failed to pull it out we took it to pc world who suggested taking the whole laptop apart & getting it out from that end which we did. The pin from the adapter was quite easy to pull out once we were inside but there is what looks like a copper type of pin securely attached to the inside of the hole (where the charger goes). Iv trawled the internet for more information about whether it should be there or not but cant find anything specific to this problem. Im not sure if the previous owner soldered it there in an attempt to fix it or if it is supposed to be there? Also i was wondering if i could replace that whole part & if so what is its proper name? Any suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated,thankyou..

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