Are the power cords fixable after they tear? Mine tore on the cord that runs  in between the box and laptop. box and

My cord or ride outside the box outside that little 1/2 inch rubber piece that sticks out the box. Thanks

get a new one.  do not try and repair it, it may become a safety issue.

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