Broken adapter

This weekend, a guest at my house set my iBook on the floor. When my husband picked it up, someone else's foot was on the cord and the power adapter was jerked out leaving the "male" part inside the plug-in spot. I read the postings for "dropped my ibook, ac adapter won't work" but I'm wondering if I have to replace the DC board or if there is a way to get the plug out of the socket. Any help?
Thanks.

DT & T Computer Services in Fremont, California does it for $95 plus shipping.
John Sawyer (CJS Macintosh Repair-Apple Authorized) says he will match DT & T's $125 plus shipping price on the backlight cable repair. You could call and ask if he will meet their $95 plus shipping price on the DC-in board replacement:
CJS Macintosh Repair
Berkeley, CA
510-849-3730
[email protected]
MicroDoc sells the part for $59 plus shipping, and will install it for another $59.
PowerBook Tech in Berkeley, California parts out non-working iBooks and sells the parts. They sell the part at a fluctuating rate, based on demand, but are not currently doing repairs.
We Love Macs in Santa Clara, California lists the part for $49.95.
PowerBook Medic in Huntsville, Alabama charges $59.95 for the part.
Those are the links I have gathered over the years. Hope something there helps. (I have more links, but they are currently charging more for the part, so I see no point in listing them.)
And here is the link to PowerBook Fix-It's installation guide:
http://www.pbfixit.com/Guide/50.16.0.html

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I apologise for my English from the very beginning. Be patient please...
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Hi, and welcome to Apple Discussions.
No problems with your English whatsoever.
Have you tried your friend's adapter with the iBook? Was your iBook plugged into the adapter when it rapidly discharged your friend's battery? It could be an adapter problem. The adapter should show green when the battery is not installed, and amber when it is — exactly the opposite of what you are seeing. The amber light is supposed to indicate that the battery is charging. The green light means that it is NOT charging. When things are working right, the green light means the battery has stopped charging because it is completely charged. When things aren't working right, it just means the battery isn't charging — for whatever reason. Since your adapter is showing the lights the opposite of what it is supposed to do, it's an indication that it may not be working right.
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(1) there is something wrong with your battery
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(3) there is something wrong with your power input board (the part that contains the port where you plug in the adapter)
(4) there is something wrong with your logic board
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IBook will not charge

Hello I have a 1.2 ghz iBook G4 and it will not charge. When I plug it the light ring is a light amber instead of the usual dark amber when it is charging successfully. Is there anything I can do, I can not turn it on because the battery is dead.

These are the four most common possibilities when the battery will not charge (in the order of from most common to least common):
(1) there is something wrong with your battery
(2) there is something wrong with your power adapter
(3) there is something wrong with your power input board (the part that contains the port where you plug in the adapter)
(4) there is something wrong with your logic board
Have you tried resetting the PMU? A charging problem may certainly be corrected by performing that procedure.
Have you tried switching adapters with one you know is working to make certain it isn't your adapter? (My husband and I have, between us, worn out four of them.)
Your power input (DC-in) board (the part of the computer which houses the adapter port) may be going bad if it sometimes will charge the battery and sometimes won’t. Sometimes it will work intermittently before quitting entirely. When a DC-in board quits working, the computer will run fine from the battery, but won't run from the adapter, and the adapter will no longer charge the battery. To diagnose a bad DC-in board, you need to make sure it isn't the battery or the adapter at fault by swapping out first one and then the other, If it runs from a known good charged battery okay, but won't run from a known good adapter, then you are going to have to replace the power input board.
Usually, if it is a logic board problem, the iBook simply will not run from the battery. This happened to mine. The battery showed up in the battery status indicator. It was recognized by the computer and charged by the adapter (as shown by the battery status indicator). However, when I unplugged the adapter from the iBook, it was just like pulling the power cord from the wall on a desktop. The iBook immediately shutdown. Dead.
My husband’s problem was quite obviously the power input board because the adapter tip had broken off in the port. Often (and, sadly, in our case), this damages the power input board so that it no longer functions, necessitating replacement of the board as well as the broken adapter.
I hope something here gives you some ideas of what may be wrong in your case.

Help please, ibook charger snapped inside..

I just posted this, but i might have placed it in the wrong section..
I bought my apple ibook in april this year. I was loving everysecond of my new found machood until the charger got kicked and snapped inside the ibook!
So my charger is bust and there a tiny bit of metal stuck inside my actually ac port in the ibook.
has anyone heard of this happen before?
will apple replace my charger free of charge?
how should i get the metal bit out?
I bought it from pc world, if that means anything.
Any help would be greatly apprecciated.
:]

There are a few good DIY ideas and with luck, patience, and a backup plan,
these may work:
Remove Broken charger plug from iBook/PowerBook socket
Fixing a Broken Adapter Tip
And bits of the horror story of one user's fix, relating to the above link,
is related to here*: fixing broken adapter tip, link II
*The latter's final progressive thoughts & processes are quoted below:
"...It didn't work, despite several close calls, and all I managed was to make
myself purple with rage and gum up the power port with dried super glue.
In desperation, I broke out a power drill thinking I could drill the tip out. If I
were careful, maybe I could shave the tip into nonexistence and everything
would be fine... I thought.
The drilling removed the glue and made the hole bigger, but as soon as
the drill touched the tip, it slipped, almost wrecking the contact points
inside.
Absolutely fed up, and thinking if I wrecked it I could just send it in for
repair, I made a tiny hook at the end of a paperclip. This I jammed into
the hole and underneath the broken tip (which I could only see by staring
down the back of a flourescent lamp shining deep into the hole) and
starting yanking away.
To my amazement this worked -- kinda. The broken tip could be brought
to the very edge of the hole, but veered off sideways at the last minute
and wouldn't budge.
So I got a very thin electronic screw driver to right the tip as I brought it
up with the fish-hook paperclip. At first I was ginger, but after
half-an-hour, I just started pulling and yanking at it. This worked --
amazing what you achieve when you don't give a f--k...! "
However interesting a mental picture this description provides,
I'd recommend reading the first two links before drawing on
this last quote's knowledge and derived wisdom.

A31 2nd SATA-HDD inside Ultrabay

Hi.
First to say i´m from germany. So please excuse my bad english. I´ll try my best...
Also i´m new to notebooks in general.
My System
Microsoft Windows XP Professional
OS Service Pack    Service Pack 3
DirectX    4.09.00.0904 (DirectX 9.0c)
Motherboard
CPU Typ    Mobile Intel Pentium 4M, 1800 MHz (18 x 100)
Motherboard Name    IBM 2652M3G
Motherboard Chipset    Intel Brookdale i845MP
RAM    512 MB (DDR SDRAM)
BIOS Typ    Phoenix (10/18/06)
Storage
IDE Controller    Intel(R) 82801CAM Ultra ATA-Speichercontroller-248A
SCSI/RAID Controller    XMASSCSI SCSI Controller
HDD    Hitachi HTS723216L9A360 (149 GB, IDE)
HDD    IC25N040ATCS04-0 (40 GB, 4200 RPM, Ultra-ATA/100)
Optical DEvice    AXV CD/DVD-ROM SCSI CdRom Device (Virtual DVD-ROM)
Optical Device    AXV CD/DVD-ROM SCSI CdRom Device (Virtual DVD-ROM)
Optical Device    TEAC DW-28E (8x/8x/24x CD-RW)
S.M.A.R.T.-Status    OK
Here´s my problem.
I bought a SATA-Ultrabay-Adaptor to use it for a second HDD in the Ultrabay-Slot.
I bought the red marked SATA (see above) and put it in the left Bay. Therefor the Floppy-Drive had to go. But the A31 didn´t start - "Operating System not found".
I swapped the CD-Drive with the SATA-HDD-Adaptor. Now the laptop starts the way he should, but performance on the SATA-HDD is very poor. Only UDMA2.
I updated the BIOS and the Embedded-Controller but the problem still exists.
IDE Controller: Intel(R) 82801CAM Ultra ATA-Speichercontroller-248A
1.
Why wont the laptop start when the HDD is in the left Bay-Slot?
2.
Is there any chance of getting the HDD working with better performance? It could run in UDMA6-Mode.
Regards,
Norbert

Hi, Nycto.
Thanks for your reply.
Yes. It is a SATA Adapter.
This one on EBAY (Germany): SATA-HDD-Adapter
The Hard-Drive is the Hitachi
This one: SATA HardDrive
The Infos about my system came from "Everest Home Edition".
I too recognized that the SATA is identified as an IDE-HDD. But I thought that this is ok cuz the Adapter is SATA -> IDE.
Jumper
The boot-HDD (PATA) is jumpered as master.
The SATA doesnt have any jumpers or pins where i maybe could put a jumper onto.
Another SATA
I would have tested another SATA, if i would have had one in hands. But i haven´t.
Broken Adapter
Thats what I thought first too. Thats why I bought a second one (see above) from another distributor.
But the problems remains the same.
BIOS-Settings
Boot-HDD is the built in PATA.
I excluded all other shown Devices in the Boot-Menu with the "!".
Another strange thing I found out today.
In the Device Manager the Hitachi SATA is shown as Device 0 at the Secondary IDE-Channel.
But I also have "Tune Up Utilities" for doing some other kind of things.
There ( under System Information -> Drives" the Hitachi SATA is shown as Slave Drive on the Primary IDE-Channel.
Now what the heck is going on there?
Is it possible to attach some pictures to my postings?
I haven´t got a webspace where I can host some images.
-- Regards

Battery randomly losing power...

So, my Apple power adapter started acting strange; I had to fidget with the part that goes into the computer to get it to light up, and most of the time it wouldn't stay lit long. I looked around on the website, and it seemed that it was, well, dying/the pin was damaged. I went and got a Macally adapter, and it worked fine for about a month, and then my computer lost power (while plugged in) all the way to zero and shut itself off. I managed to get it recharged with the old, mostly broken adapter. The Macally was fine for a while, and then my computer went to 0% again, but stayed on, using the power from the wall alone. The battery wouldn't recharge, went to X eventually. I reset the PMU, and it seems to be charging again (or at least it thinks it is... still at 0...), but I'm not really sure what caused this or if it will happen again. I've had the computer for a little over two years; is the battery maybe giving out? Even so, I can't figure out why it shut itself off the first time while plugged in via the Macally. Did the loss of power from the old adapter damage the battery in some way? Do I need a new one, or should I just rely on resetting the PMU whenever this happens again?

You might want to check on the health of your battery by going to "About this Mac">More Info>Power and see what it says about the health of your battery. But it does sound like it may be on its way out. I don't know if the faulty power adaptor was a problem other than it might not have been able to charge the battery properly.
This is the iBook forum, but I would expect the PowerBook to be similar to an iBook.
You might want to download "iStatPro" from the Apple site--it is a widget that makes it easy to keep track of the health of your battery.
Good luck!

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