You should be aware that there is a small resistor inside the computer
end of the plug on these yo-yo power units. Just replacing the plug
without this resistor may cause problems. I had the same failure mode
and tried several ways to fix it without success. I ended up buying an
old style unit on ebay.
Art Richard (St. Petersburg, FL)
On Dec 17, 2005, at 3:25 AM, kaldav wrote:
Hello,
The end plug into my Pismo powerbook suffered when someone tripped
over the cord. That end will now produce sparks. Is there a way to cut
off the offending part of the wire (right at the join to the plug) and
use the rest of the 'good' wire, or should I throw away the whole
yo-yo AC adapter?
Thanks.
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