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My MacBook 2015's MagSafe charger has two attachments for plugging it into the wall:
I would like to know the name of the second attachment.
The MagSafe board is a very easy repair for someone who has patience and a small amount of training fixing any computer at all. The MacBook Pro aren't as fidgety to repair as the iMac and MacBook Air (where I would say you should be a skilled technician with official training materials available to work on them reliably).
You're looking to replace this with a handful of screws turned.
Go to iFixit.com and look up the repair guide and parts list for the DC in board and you will know if you have the skills to find the right part, the right tools and the right manual to undertake this work. Otherwise, pay a local technician to do the job/source the parts/give you what they feel is a good guarantee. As for the adapter, buy a new or used one on the aftermarket or from Apple. When the cord is crushed and frayed, it is designed to fail in a way that won't cause a fire hazard. I wouldn't mess with that end of things or with repairing the transformer itself.
In most cases yes you can.
But if the charger is too weak (less than 1 amps), it will charge your iPhone more slowly than the original charger.
Best Answer
The cable in question (pun intended) is called Power Adapter Extension Cable.
P.S.: The attached image is for illustration purpose and is obtained from the aforementioned hyperlink from the Apple Online Store.