HP 620 charge with USB?

On our HP 620 Laptop, the charging port has been broken (dropped while the power cord was plugged in, we think), so the charging port no longer makes a charging connection.
Is it possible to charge this laptop with a USB charger instead?

The power connector is on the motherboard. Here is the Service Manual:
Manual
Here is the power jack itself, which needs to be soldered to the motherboard.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-HP-620-625-AC-DC-JACK-PLUG-IN-POWER-PORT-MOTHERBOARD-INPUT-SOCKET-CONNEC...
I am not from Idaho so hard to give advice but I found these guys on the internet.
http://laptoprepairboise.net/screen.php
http://www.thumbtack.com/id/boise/web-developers/computer-laptop-repairs
Ask for some references for AC jack soldering. A good experienced laptop tech ought to know how to do it and the charge should be about $75-125. There are shops on eBay who will fix it for you if you ship the laptop to them.
If you need more help post back.

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