dv7-1270us accidental power cord Bump

So, the other night, I was using my laptop with the power cord plugged in. I had completely forgotten and picked up my laptop in another room. It pulled out the power cord from my computer.

I now have trouble to take the power cord to the power jack on the side of the laptop. I don't have to wave around, but it takes a few tries before it connects and starts to charge the battery. When he does not want to take the charger, the little LED next to the power supply blinks instead of stay on constantly. When the computer accepts the cord, the light stays on.

He isn't physically feel that something is wrong, but if I have to fix it, no one knows how I would look at? Or should I just watched in get a new computer?

Thank you

James

Decision-making is modular, which means that it can be replaced without welding. Decision-making is at little cost; well under $ 20. Assuming that no other damage has been done other than the Jack, you look at maybe $100 to replace the Jack in a local store. The work is also achievable by a well-organized and modestly qualified amateur. This is the plug for $4 on eBay:

http://www.eBay.com/ITM/DC-Jack-power-for-HP-Pavilion-dv7-1000-series-DC301004S00-with-cable-/170859771057?PT=Laptop_Adapters_Chargers&hash=item27c80934b1

Your manual:

Manual

Page 102. My only reservation is that the dv7-1000 is one of the hardest working models on... a lot of things going on in there. lots of screws and subsets. However, if you follow the manual, keep track of screws and usually attention it can be done.

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