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Extension cord adapter lost
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Hey i went to europe a while back and i brought my macbook with the extension, somehow i lost the little adapter to connect the extension cord to my actual power adapter...its the little white rectangular cube...Does anyone know where i can purchase one, maybe the apple store..or do i have to buy a whole new extension cord?
thanks alot
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Admin Emeritus  Join Date: Oct 1999
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OK, please clarify what you mean. An Apple laptop AC adapter comes with the following, whether it's included with a computer or bought as a spare:
1. the AC adapter with tethered DC cord to the computer
2. attached to #1 is the "duck-head" ungrounded plug, selected for your country
3. a grounded AC cord that attaches to #1 in place of #2.
What do you need?
tooki
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Whatever bit it is, you can get it from Apple. You may have to get a whole new adaptor though. Try posting on craigslist for someone who may have a dead one with the part you need.
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Admin Emeritus Join Date: Oct 1999
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Both the cords and duck-heads (nos 2 and 3) are available as service parts through any Apple authorized service provider. There's certainly no need to buy a whole new adapter.
The easiest (but not cheapest) way to buy a new duck-head is to get the World Travel Adapters pack, which includes all 6 duck-heads used worldwide.
tooki
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