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Hi, it's great with questions. The questions will help me fix this (if I haven't broken it in the process of fixing it).
The pads are covered by a DC socket. I might have to remove that to access the pads. Not sure how to do it gently?
The plug is broken. I tried soldering wires to the plug but...
Thank you. It's a Ocube alarm clock. It has the broken jack just behind where it says DC1. The black tip is peeking out.
There are 3 holes but I'm not sure what could be positive and negative and which one is for detecting switch to battery.
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