There might be some situations when the MagSafe adapter seems to be connected just fine but no charge is being passed through to the computer. When it stops charging, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the MacBook battery or other hardware is faulty. There are a lot of possibilities and it is necessary to analyze every possibility before assuming the worst.
Possible reason
Battery
It could be due to bad battery in your laptop.
One of the most common issues with Mac laptops is battery life. Even brand new mac laptops have battery issues. How to fix Macbook battery drain faster? Why does my MacBook battery only charge 95%? Is it normal for the Mac Book Air battery to be draining faster than usual? All these are very common questions that we get from our customers. We can help with battery issues in Frisco, texas.
If a MacBook won’t turn on, turns off suddenly, has a “service battery” warning, or simply won’t hold a charge, then it might be time for a replacement battery. And it is not always plugged and play situation for this battery replacement. Some of the laptops need the top casing replaced as it comes together as a whole part and is too dangerous to play with the glued-on battery depending on different models.
Software issues
Sometimes the bad operating system is also the reason for laptop not turning on.
We can help you installing the operating system on iMac, setup and configure different softwares If you are not satisfied with the performance of your iMac, then you might need to update or upgrade the software. The outdated software can also be one of the reasons for poor performance of your device. At iFixly, we have a team of experts who can help you with software installation in Frisco, Texas. We will make sure that the latest version of the software is installed in your device, so that it can work properly and efficiently.
The process of software installation includes installing the operating system and different applications in your iMac. Our technicians will help you with the complete process, and make sure that all the settings are configured properly. They have years of experience in this field, and understand how to troubleshoot all kinds of issues related to software installation.
Hardware issue
f your MacBook is showing nothing but a black screen, or you see nothing but a spinning disk or a flashing folder or if your Mac has died and won’t turn at all then there are ways to restart your computer to get it working again. One easy way is to hold down the power button for five seconds and then release it, wait twenty seconds and press the power button again. Now wait for thirty seconds and then press the power button a third time. After doing this and nothing else has happened then follow on with a full shutdown by holding down shift+control+option keys together with pressing the power key for 10 seconds followed by hitting restart from boot menu.
One method of troubleshooting a Mac that won’t turn on is to reset the System Management Controller. The System Management Controller is responsible for managing many different low-level functions on your Mac, and if it’s not working properly, it can cause all sorts of problems. To reset the System Management Controller, you’ll need to do the following:
1. Shut down your Mac.
2. Unplug all external devices from your Mac, including any USB devices, Ethernet cables, printers, and so on.
3. Wait at least 15 seconds before plugging everything back in again.
4. Turn on your Mac and see if it works now. If it doesn’t, move on to the next step.
If resetting the System Management Controller doesn’t fix your problem, you can try resetting the PRAM or NVRAM on your Mac. These are special kinds of memory that store things like your computer’s startup disk selection and system timezone information. Resetting them can sometimes fix strange issues with startup disks and audio volume settings being forgotten after a restart or shutdown.”
- System Management Controller (SMC) – A chip on the logic board that controls system resets from various commands.
- PRAM – Parameter Random Access Memory
Related Brands:
- Apple
Related Models:
- Mac Pro: A1993, A1186, A1289, A1481, A1991, A2304
- Macbook: A1181, A1278, A1534, A1342
- Macbook Pro: A1278, A1425, A1502, A1708, A1706, A1989, A2159, A2289, A2251, A1150, A1211, A1226, A1260, A1286, A1398, A1990, A2141, A1151, A1212, A1229, A1261, A1297
- Macbook Air: A1237, A1304, A1370, A1369, A1465, A1466, A1932, A2179
1. How do I know if my MacBook needs a power adapter repair?
If your MacBook isn’t charging or only charges sporadically, it may be time for a power adapter repair. Other signs that your MacBook may need this type of repair include the following:
– Your MacBook only works when it’s connected to an outlet
– Your MacBook battery drains quickly
– Your MacBook shuts down unexpectedly or doesn’t turn on at all
2. How much does a power adapter repair cost?
Pricing for a power adapter repair will vary depending on the model of your MacBook and the severity of the damage. However, you can expect to pay between $129 and $279 for this type of repair.
3. How long does a power adapter repair take?
Repair time will also vary depending on the model of your MacBook and the severity of the damage. However, most repairs can be completed within a day.
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