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Hello, all.
I have a wonderful iBook G4 which I love very much. A couple of weeks ago, it was charging on the table when a commotion happened, and the AC adapter got ripped out of the adapter port. The ibook will no longer take a charge, as there is apparently a good deal of damage to the actual AC adapter port.
I'm wondering if anyone can tell me, is the AC adapter port integrated into the motherboard? I'm taking it in for repairs at CompUSA. They want $169 to fix it, plus parts. If the adapter port is integrated into the motherboard, that will necessitate replacing the entire motherboard, which would be very costly. If it is a stand alone piece, I would feel much better.
Unfortunately, CompUSA will not tell me this until I give them 170 bucks. I would like to know beforehand what I'm looking at.
Any help?

Hi Zack,
No, the DC-In-Board is not a part of the main logic board. It's a fairly inexpensive part. Around $50 or so.
John

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