Recently my Asus Zenbok UX31A suffered a minor drop when the charger was plugged into it's socket. The result was that the laptop stopped charging unless I applied pressure to the head of the charger, I noted that the head seemed slightly bent. I have made a temporary fix using some gorilla tape wrapped around the charger to "straighten" it and create pressure. Anyone know what could have happened? Furthermore I tried rotating the charger 360 while keeping this pressure constant, and it stayed charging, making me thing it's not a jack soldering problem I don't know weather I have to replace the jack (The laptop is out of warranty and I need it on a daily basis for my job) or replace the charger.