My laptop charger is damaged on the line where the charger goes in. It wiggles a lot in the computer and Ive struggled trying

[kawaiiapples]

My laptop worked perfectly fine for about 3 years now. The past three days however, the charger in my laptop is wiggling and I struggle to keep it in the right position so it charges. Now the charger is damaged right on the cord, where the charger goes in the computer. I need help.

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

Buy a new charger which has exactly the same Output Voltage and Amps as the damaged one.

You can find/buy them online if you type your laptop model in the search box of Google.

Don't buy the cheapest you can find though.

 

[CaptainCretin]

It sounds like the first issue was the charging port in the laptop has been damaged/worn out; and needs replacing.

If the damage to the charging lead is far enough away from the plug, you could cut the damaged section out and splice in a new length of cable; if the damage is right next to the plug, you could buy a new plug, then cut off the old one and fit the new one.

The alternative is as above; buy a new charger; however you really need to get that charging port replaced, and that means taking it to a repair shop.

A bad connection causes heat; heat damages the plastic insulation, either melting it or making it brittle; this is probably what caused the damage to the charging lead.