The position needs to release the weld to cut the wire.
When you open the case, you will see the output of the soldered solder pinned on the board just like the outer edge as shown, you just use this two-headed fused soldering torch to pull out the broken wire out (remember to hit 2 wire placemark to solder again).
If you pay attention, you will see the plastic wrap up on the wire base, this piece of plastic works to keep the wire against stretching and can be removed from the broken wire to put it into use. If you remove this plastic, it is difficult for you to use a hot fire to pull it out more easily or you can tie it at the end of the string and put that knot inside the box after re-welding.
With the remaining wire, you cut off the plastic part of the wire to reveal the length of the metal wire about 2 cm long, notice that this wire has 2 separate poles, separate this wire into 2 to avoid touching each other. . And use the same crust to reinsert it as an insulator or you can use electrical tape instead. Finally, use the welding torch to re-weld the new piece of wire to the position of the broken wire section according to the position marked above. If you can re-use plastic to hold the rope or use a knotted string to hold it, you must insert it into the wire or knotted before welding again. If using glue or adhesive tape, it is possible to finish welding and handle it.
After the mending process is completed, you re-arrange the wire as if it was the same and close the box, you can use hot silicone glue to pump into the position where the wire has just been cut to hold the wire against tension.
So that's it, you have equipped yourself a way to handle the broken power cord, see you again at the post experience tips to fix hardware later.
Good luck!