I was doing a repair to replace the dead battery of my previous 13-inch Macbook Pro (Early 2015). I put in the new battery and when it came to the connector I found that this cable was disconnected/broken.
I wanted to know if I could at least start it up one time safely. Thank you very much for your help!
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All three pins on that side of the battery connector are ground wires. It's not ideal, but your Mac will probably run just fine. It's not inherently dangerous or anything. I would avoid it dangling loosely. Maybe put some tape over it for now. But I wouldn't consider it a huge deal. You can probably repair that, actually, without a ton of hassle, but it should be fine to power on for a test.
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Hi Alisha, thank you very much for taking the time to answer! I have put electrical tape over it and have been able to successful start it up (unfortunately I am getting the prohibition sign- but that's another problem :')) To have it repaired how might I go about that?
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