Not Debian but I thought I would share an experience with a Pogo Plug power connector. This is for E02, V3 but not Mobile or V4, i.e. for plugs with a 120 V cord connected to the box.

One of my V3s would not boot and the power connector felt loose when inserting the cord. So I opened the case to investigate and found one of the pins of the cord connector had a loose solder connection; the pin moved when the connector was "wiggled". Re-soldered both pins and all is fine. I should have taken pictures but it's straightforward if you have opened a Pogo to get to the serial connector.

Lesson learned is to minimize use of the connector on the Pogo; use the other end of the cord or a switched power strip if you have to unplug often.

I remember thinking it was attached in a very flimsy manner when I opened up one of my E02's. There are no anchor points holding it to the board, just the two power pins soldered to the board. It could definitely do with some kind of epoxy holding it down.

> Lesson learned is to minimize use of the connector
> on the Pogo; use the other end of the cord or a
> switched power strip if you have to unplug often.

Good advice :) I had one broken just like yours. I swapped the power supply from the old bricked Pogo E02 (I have multiple Pogo E02, V3 Pro and V3 Classic).

-bodhi
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An epoxy bead around the connector body sounds like a good idea. Wish I'd thought of that when I had it apart.