Question about MagSafe connector disconnecting

Hi there, I`m a new user of Mac, and I have, of course, a stupid question.
Before, I`v disconnect my MS connector (T connector), straight, pulling straight to back, for a couple of times. NOT from the DC cord, but from the connector, but I did not know I have to tilting up, down, left or right. this was just for couple of times, I remind you.
It was something wrong? Apple don`t say is wrong or not, they say nothing refer to this.
So, I did it wrong, something is happening, something inside the MBP? It was pulling, disconnecting hard, but was out after a short while
So i need an answer, and I promise from now I`m gonna tilting!
Message was edited by: Dorin Andreescu for update title

Dorin,
You haven't done anything wrong, your MB is OK. The connector is magnetically attached so tilting just makes it easier to break the magnetic connection.
Don't pull on the DC cord because that will eventually weaken or break the wire inside the cord.
Regards
Captfred

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