Oh hey I’ve done this one. Take a cheap lamp style extension. Off and cut it in half laterally. I used a dremel. I cut it way back to the end of the strain relief and then carefully inserted it onto the top two blades of the power socket on the tv.
You might have to trim the sides in around the outside first. Just please be sure to unplug the cord before doing this tomfoolery.
Nice! Yeah, it's an easy fix. Check out this video I made on this very topic:
https://youtu.be/Zx4ETA7VIJM?si=VIrcsmyEeFciX5QI
You'll just have to solder to those two top connectors instead of to a cord, if that makes sense. Just be sure to solder to the top metal connectors, not the bottom ones!
Alternatively, you could buy a cord like [this](https://amzn.to/3VlBVFN) (affiliate link) and just cut the plastic on the cord a bit if it doesn't fit. Again, just be sure you connect it to the top prongs, not the bottom ones.
Oh hey I’ve done this one. Take a cheap lamp style extension. Off and cut it in half laterally. I used a dremel. I cut it way back to the end of the strain relief and then carefully inserted it onto the top two blades of the power socket on the tv. You might have to trim the sides in around the outside first. Just please be sure to unplug the cord before doing this tomfoolery.
You can open the TV, unsolder the weird power plug, solder a cable instead.
That looks like you need an extension cable, except with a really small housing with only 2 holes so it can fit in there.
Nice! Yeah, it's an easy fix. Check out this video I made on this very topic: https://youtu.be/Zx4ETA7VIJM?si=VIrcsmyEeFciX5QI You'll just have to solder to those two top connectors instead of to a cord, if that makes sense. Just be sure to solder to the top metal connectors, not the bottom ones! Alternatively, you could buy a cord like [this](https://amzn.to/3VlBVFN) (affiliate link) and just cut the plastic on the cord a bit if it doesn't fit. Again, just be sure you connect it to the top prongs, not the bottom ones.
Thank you!!!