Wanted: iBook Power Cable Adapter 45W (old version)

Posted on Mon 19th, October 2009

• #1

Todd

I need a replacement power adapter for an iBook.
(not the magnetic version)
It's a 45W version for a 14" ibook G4.

Just thought I'd ask here first in case anyone has an old one lying around.

Thanks.
• #2

Scrapper

from experience don't buy the ones off ebay unless it's a legit second hand one
the new ones will blow up after a couple of days I went through 3 of them (they replaced them free of charge everytime).
There is one on my old ones floating around the forum they may work though.

Brought a 2nd hand one about a year ago now and it's still going fine.
• #3

Ramon

I have one of these, a replacement I bought just before my ibook gave up. It has an extension lead too. The model no is AO651000.01. PM me if you are interested.

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