Hi!
I have two Klipsch standing computer speakers. They were on my bookshelves.
We were packing to move recently and they were still plugged in. My cat knocked one onto the ground. The DC-IN plug broke right where it meets the DC-IN box so that its wedged in the DC-IN space and no way to pull it out. Its broken flush against the opening.
The old plug is clogging the DC-IN completely and no access point to pull it out.
I've tried tweezers, two thumb tacs to act as tweezers...I've even tried coating it with super glue and gluing cloth to it to act as the cord to pull it out.
I'm at the point where I am considering a dissolving agent to dissolve a bit of the plastic to break it out. But what would I use as a dissolving agent?
Does anyone have any other ideas?
Thanks!
Kami
I have two Klipsch standing computer speakers. They were on my bookshelves.
We were packing to move recently and they were still plugged in. My cat knocked one onto the ground. The DC-IN plug broke right where it meets the DC-IN box so that its wedged in the DC-IN space and no way to pull it out. Its broken flush against the opening.
The old plug is clogging the DC-IN completely and no access point to pull it out.
I've tried tweezers, two thumb tacs to act as tweezers...I've even tried coating it with super glue and gluing cloth to it to act as the cord to pull it out.
I'm at the point where I am considering a dissolving agent to dissolve a bit of the plastic to break it out. But what would I use as a dissolving agent?
Does anyone have any other ideas?
Thanks!
Kami