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Charger Not Connecting at Terminal
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<blockquote data-quote="nancyspeed" data-source="post: 1650858" data-attributes="member: 59571"><p>My T-type adapter finally wore out and I replaced it with the L type as directed by the local Apple store. It is not the fault of the adapter, but today no light would come on at all. I have had this problem occasionally lately. The guy at the Apple store looked at it and said he saw corrosion. I asked him what to do and he said use a brush on it. I did use a new toothbrush and it seemed to remedy the matter. </p><p></p><p>Is there something else I need to do? Should I use that spray electrical contact cleaner? I'm afraid to use a wire brush on it. I looked at it under a magnifier and see no dirt or anything else that would prevent a good connection. I got the T-connector out this morning and it went right to work. Nothing tonight though.</p><p></p><p>Now that I have replaced the hard drive, upgraded the memory, bought a new battery and a new adapter this happens, Yes I will buy a new computer now. I sure like this OS though.</p><p></p><p>About 10 min after I posted this I brushed it with the toothbrush again and put the t-adapter on. It is now charging. But that isn't a permanent solution I know.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nancyspeed, post: 1650858, member: 59571"] My T-type adapter finally wore out and I replaced it with the L type as directed by the local Apple store. It is not the fault of the adapter, but today no light would come on at all. I have had this problem occasionally lately. The guy at the Apple store looked at it and said he saw corrosion. I asked him what to do and he said use a brush on it. I did use a new toothbrush and it seemed to remedy the matter. Is there something else I need to do? Should I use that spray electrical contact cleaner? I'm afraid to use a wire brush on it. I looked at it under a magnifier and see no dirt or anything else that would prevent a good connection. I got the T-connector out this morning and it went right to work. Nothing tonight though. Now that I have replaced the hard drive, upgraded the memory, bought a new battery and a new adapter this happens, Yes I will buy a new computer now. I sure like this OS though. About 10 min after I posted this I brushed it with the toothbrush again and put the t-adapter on. It is now charging. But that isn't a permanent solution I know. [/QUOTE]
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