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This is a modification kit that irreversibly modifies your Apple MacBook Power Adapter. Usage of this kit will void the warranty of your Apple MacBook Power Adapter from Apple Inc. While every effort is made to ensure safe usage of this product (including short-circuit and over current protection), this is still a DIY (Do-It-Yourself) kit.

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Before beginning, lay out the contents of the Magic Box kit. They should include (clockwise from the left):

• Car Adapter
• Large Magic Box
• Small Magic Box
• Wire Strippers

Also locate the MagSafe charger you wish to modify.

Make sure that the power adapter is disconnected from the wall outlet and MacBook.

Use a pen to make a mark on the MagSafe cable about 4" (10 cm) from the MagSafe connector.

Use a pair of wire cutters or scissors to cut the cable at the mark you made about 4 inches from the MagSafe connector. Set aside the MagSafe connector wire for later.

Although the wires inside the cable are copper, they may damage some scissors. We recommend using wire cutters if possible.

Use a pen to make a mark about .75" (2 cm) from the cut end on the side of the cable attached to the power adapter.

Before using the included wire strippers, we recommend cleaning the upper and lower flat areas where the tool grips the cable with de-greaser. The manufacturing process leaves a small amount of grease on these areas that may stain the white cable you are about to strip.

There are four stripping holes of varying sizes on the wire stripper.

Carefully position the cable in the largest (innermost) hole on the wire stripper and line up the edge of the jaws with the mark you just made as seen in the first picture.

Squeeze the wire stripper to remove the outer cord tubing, revealing wire strands beneath.

If necessary, slide the outer sheath off the end of the cable.

Gently move the fine wire strands aside to reveal an inner wire.

Twist the loose outer wire strands together into a single twisted strand.

Use a pen to make a mark about 3/8" (1 cm) away from the end of the inner wire.