TI-H: End of link cable broke off in I/O port

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TI-H: End of link cable broke off in I/O port

I need help!  I recently discovered that the end of a link 
cable had broken off in my TI-83 graphing calculator.  When I 
discovered the obstruction, I tried to force in a graph link cable, and then 
when the graph link wouldn't go  in, I pluged the graph link into my 92, and 
when I pulled it out the  end of IT didn't come out!  I've pretty much 
ruined two calculators  (both mine, fortunately) and a graph-link cable
(not mine) in the same day!  I've never actually gone internal with my calculators 
before, but I will if I need to.  Does anyone have any ideas on how I 
can get it out without dissasembling the calculator, and do you have any suggestions on how to take apart the calculators, remove the 
obstructions, and preferably put them back together in one piece?  
Any help would be greatly appreciated!




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Craig McPherson
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