Menü
Deine Einstellungen
Abbrechen
2,26 oder 2,4 GHz/ weißes Unibody-Gehäuse aus Kunststoff
Recently, my MacBook could not charge, but when I move the charging adapter around it would start to charge. Move charger again it would stop charging. However, there is a sign that also recently popped up earlier, Service Battery. So is it the charger or battery? Or both? Thanks! :)
Kostenloser Versand für alle Bestellungen über 100,00 $ oder mit einem Pro Tech Toolkit!
Schau dich im Store umI agree with Dan, Gan. Well mostly. I would replace the battery for sure especially if you know that it is several years old or more. As far as the charger goes most people would be better off replacing the charger as well. That being said most likely the cord has given in to the constant pulling and bending that is part of being a portable unit with a design flaw that could have been fixed years ago and saved a ton of resources for future generations. By making the cord replaceable by the end user. Another option would be to use a different cord than the single wire shielded cable that is used now. The shielding is what is used for the -return on this cable and where the cable enters the brick is where it fails most of the time. I have repaired a few of these in emergency situations and the actual fix is easy. However, just like Fort Knox, it's the getting in that proves to be the challenge. I have used knives, saws and even an eight pound sledge (Ok, I wore goggles and it was just for fun!) But the easiest method is a hot knife. It isn't neat and certainly not very professional but if the end result is a working charger that I didn't have to give eighty bucks of my Kids' education to a corporation that owns half of Fort Knox to replace (Bill Gates owns the other half) then I did OK. After repairing the cable I use the hot knife to melt the seam back together because it is quick. I use a cordless butane torch that came with soldering tips and a knife blade tip that screw into the soldering adapter that can be used without a tip as a mini hot air gun for heating shrink tubing. Refillable and portable fun!
If you replace the battery and the charger and still have problems it is possible that the magsafe board on the MacBook is bad. The battery connector board and cable can fail as well. And sometime the logic board will fail. These are usually the result of water damage that isn't obvious like that which occurs from sitting the computer on a ring of condensation left by a nice cold beer bottle. I hope your problem is just the battery and charger and you get a few more years out of your MacBook!
Rokslyd--
Kommentare:
Is around 3 years still ok? BTW, it is still under warranty---and my mousepad is spoilt too...so i deactivated it...any way to fix it? :)
von Gan Samuel
Sounds like you do have two different issues here.
The power adapter and its cord, or the connector on your system is not making good contact. Clean the contacts and make sure the power adapter contacts & cord are in good shape. If not you'll need a new unit.
The battery is showing it's age here. Once you get the AC power side of things stabilized. You could try doing a deep discharge of your battery and reset the SMC. I must warn you here sometimes when you do this the battery may not recover. You'll then need a new battery.
Letzte 24 Stunden: 0
Letzte 7 Tage: 0
Letzte 30 Tage: 0
Insgesamt: 240
2 
176 
753
Hi, I'm new, but what is oldturkey03 editing for in my post?
I think it is for the model? Thanks a lot! :)
von Gan Samuel
Gan - You can review the history if you want to see in detail what was done. In this case he corrected the model info as we have them setup under keywords and linked to the iFixIt guide for your given system. Note the heading on the right and the image of your system is now present. If you click on either you'll go directly to the iFixIt guide for your system.
von Dan
Thanks alot, Dan! BTW, please call me Samuel...thanks.:)
von Gan Samuel