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• 13-inch early 2011 macbook pro. light green mag extremely shoddy security cordon, macbook pro stopped charging bought new magsafe. and the led does not illuminate or strings. SMC reset now mac does not recognize battery. unplugged

  13-inch early 2011 macbook pro. light green mag extremely shoddy security cordon, macbook pro stopped charging bought new magsafe. and the led does not illuminate or strings. SMC reset now mac does not recognize battery. disconnected the battery and security cordon mag, maintained hold button / stop for 5 seconds, nothing. Another SMC reset and it is the only way Mac powered on that she has no back light for the keyboard and the fan works on high all the time, please can someone HELP, thanks.

  This is the Office Mac Pro forum. I asked that your post be moved to the MacBook Pro laptop forum.

• Check whether or not the magsafe power adapter is authentic

  Hello! I bought some 60 W MagSafe 2 Power adapter MD565CH/A, 85 W MagSafe 2 Power adapter MD506CH/A & 45 W MagSafe 2 Power adapter MD592CH/A but the serial number in each category is same for example there are 10 units for 60 W & all have the same serial number. I have a doubt, be they authentic shape Apple or not. Kindly help.

  You will need to call Apple for confirmation.

• No power MacBook Pro MagSafe dim

  No power, Sun magsafe MacBook

  Hello

  Then 2 days ago, I bought a used MacBook Pro, model 13 "2012.

  I had planned to replace the hard disk drive for an SSD, wich I went to. and... Since then, it won't power, at all. I put the old hard drive, has nothing that I could think of, still no power. When I plug my magsafe (I checked that it was working with another computer) the only thing I see is a really small green light on the connector.

  Could someone help?

  Thanks :)

  The usual recourse is to perform a reset of the MSC. Please read reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac for the procedure. Follow all the steps, even if they seem inapplicable or trivial. Do not try to remove the battery from your Mac's battery is not removable.

• MagSafe adapter does not work after all the stuff that followed and merge card Ok?

  My Megasafe duck-head adapter used with a Macbook pro has stopped working while my back was turned!

  After trying all the controls and the actions described in the Apple support pages, it always dows not turn on or show any current to the small pins when checked with a multimeter.

  It is the death of the adapter or can it receive some kind of CPR?

  Chris.

  Hello!

  Could specify you which checks and actions you have done already?

  Your MacBook came with both a cable to connect to the power supply and plug adapter. Could you try both to see if it works? You might just have a broken charger.

  Please find instructions for that here: reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

  If the battery is good behaviour

  1. Stop the Mac.
  2. Plug the MagSafe or USB - C adapter to a power source and to your Mac.
  3. Use the built-in keyboard, press shift-control-Option on the left side of the keyboard, then press the power button at the same time.
  4. All the keys to unlock, then press the power button to turn on your Mac

  If the battery is removable

  1. Stop the Mac.
  2. Unplug the MagSafe from Mac power adapter.
  3. Remove the battery. (Learn about removing the battery in the MacBook and MacBook Pro computers).
  4. Press and hold the power button for 5 seconds.
  5. Reconnect the battery and the MagSafe power adapter.
  6. Press the power button to turn on the Mac.

  Thanks for posting the results!

  -Nils

• A Magsafe 85w power adapter would be detrimental to my MacBook Pro (13-inch, mid 2010)

  Hi all!

  I have a MacBook Pro (13-inch, mid 2010, 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo).

  Well, after years of abuse, the thinner rope (which connects to the Macbook) began to tear. I tried to drag an above shrink wrap to fix and make it last a little longer, but now I find myself stirring the rope around so he can start loading.

  in any case, I found a company after-market on Amazon called Supsun making (link below) and recently purchased a. He said that going to work with my Macbook, but I think not even check what power mine use and after he woke up, I found out mine originally a 60w.

  Will this hurt Magsafe Supsun 85w power adapter my mid 2010 13-inch Macbook in anyway?

  I thank you for all your comments!

  Link to Supsun adapter that I bought on Amazon:

  F8 & PSC = 1 https://www.Amazon.com/GP/product/B01IP3YNA6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?IE=UT

  I, personally, look at the price difference and ask myself I'd be sad if I saved money and things did not work well.

  Review, carefully, then users of the product review.

• How to buy a magsafe 2 replacement duckhead

  I can't find how to order a duckhead replacement for a Magsafe 85 2 watt PSU. American 120-Volt version.

  EBay and Amazon are probably your best options.  I don't know any third-party provider who sells just the head "Duck".

  Ciao.

• load a MacBook Pro with a 2 85 w MagSafe

  No problem load of a MacBook Pro 13 of retina with a power adapter 85W MagSafe 2?

  If it fits, it works. It will not damage anything, and it cooler. It's just more heavy to wear.

  If your MacBook uses the older MagSafe, MagSafe-2 may not match.

• MagSafe 2 overheating

  I have a MacBook Pro 15 "retina, mid-2014, 2.5 GHz Core i7, 1600 16 GB DDR3, GT750M2048, OS X 10.11.6."

  After a few hours of work, the magsafe 2 overheating.

  The temperature exceeds 50 ° C.

  Is this normal?

  The food inside the brick will warm up whenever it provides power to the computer.  More power, more he gets.  It's normal.  Simply place it somewhere that allows airflow around it.  (BTW, all power supplies to external brick for all computers will then warm up to provide electricity.  Some are just more large surface to dissipate it.)

• Do magsafe pin burn because of the fluctuation of power?

  Hello

  I have end of 2013 Macbook Pro (retina) that I bought in the USA. Now, I use it in India.

  One of the pins of the power adapter 85W Magsafe 2 is burned and glued. It's the tiny pin next to the great.

  Corresponding connector in the laptop also get burned.

  To power the laptop, I attach and detach the magsafe several times to make it work. This is due to

  power fluctuation? The magsafe also get very hot when the laptop support.

  If it's because of the fluctuation of power, I can use "voltage stabilizer" or UPS?

  Please, give me suggestion to solve this problem.

  Thanks in advance,

  Jay

  WeAreStardust wrote:

  Hello

  I have end of 2013 Macbook Pro (retina) that I bought in the USA. Now, I use it in India.

  One of the pins of the power adapter 85W Magsafe 2 is burned and glued. It's the tiny pin next to the great.

  Corresponding connector in the laptop also get burned.

  To power the laptop, I attach and detach the magsafe several times to make it work. This is due to

  power fluctuation? The magsafe also get very hot when the laptop support.

  If it's because of the fluctuation of power, I can use "voltage stabilizer" or UPS?

  Please, give me suggestion to solve this problem.

  Thanks in advance,

  Jay

  Voltage stabilizer is always good if you always dirty power.  It causes burning pine? I don't see how unless the connection is not so good PIN-to-pin. Spikes can cause this.

• Type 'L' and 't' of MagSafe adapter

  Good evening

  I am a very happy owner of a MacBook Pro 15 inch medio 2009. Yes still work after 7 years. At least it's better that the MacBook Pro from my little brother of 2011 that fell down right after the warranty expired and my iMac 27 inches which is now collecting dust in a room of friends and is in fact a beep very expensive device, but I digress, these are different stories altogether.

  I want to talk to you about the MagSafe adapter. Today my second purchase card was getting the on-off-on thing. As you can probably guess that means a broken cable. Just the place where the cable meets the adapter. So no need to buy a new adapter fix my old one or find a replacement of second hand in some markets. Probably the scale of these three. I didn't intend to buy a new adapter via the Mac store because they are not exactly cheap (especially when you need to buy a new one every three years). As a side note, I just want to add that I always drive cable so that there is no strain on the connection (just do two coils, one for the power supply and one for the cable). I do not use clips added to the adapter I think personally you bend the cable too and that this will reduce the service life of the cable. I really hate these clips.

  Please fix this problem. I'm not the only one with this problem. Just make a connection as the power cable! If its possible to disconnect the cable altogether. In this way, every three years (in collaboration with a new cable for my iPhone!) just to buy a new cable. Maybe make a package deal?

  The second thing. When I bought my mac, I got the adapter in the form of T I liked how the cable would break when someone stumbles on the wires. The connector to break at every angle so it was also perfect. Right now, I have the adapter of the square. When I attach it on my mac with the wire that goes to the rear (as I usually do) the wire emerges not off directly when pulled the shape of the back and any direction from the back and going clockwise. If the Mac is to shot before the wire snaps finally off.

  So that's all. Ow I almost forgot. Plastic feet came just after the warranty too haha. Later still a happy customer. I mean... laptop 7 years and continues to do better that most of the more recent Junk I see everywhere. With the exception of the games is... I play indie games now, for the most

  You could look through the various models that are displayed on the next page (link)

  Note There are a few versions of 't' and 'L' for MagSafe and more recent MagSafe2.

  the search results for "magsafe adapters at macsales.com" - product examples:

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/search/MagSafe+adapters

  Be sure to get the correct one for your computer.

  Not sure if welovemacs.com or powerbookmedic.com is replacement feet in sets.

  Some or the other usually has them in stock. Other repair online services have parts

  and he can ask. wegenermedia's a lot of complete repair; a inventory.

  In any case...

  Good luck & happy computing!

• Strange Magsafe adapter problem

  I have a Macbook Pro 2011 and recently started using a new charger/adapter magsafe like old wore out. Initially the new charger worked fine but then the green light stopped show, and he stopped to load my Macbook. In order to isolate the problem, I borrowed magsafe adapter/charger my daughter and it worked fine and my magsafe adapter works fine on his Macbook. So what's past? If it's my computer then surely his charger would work either, but if it was my charger then how is he's working on his Macbook?

  I'm totally confused with this one... I have reset the SMC, but beyond that, I completely disagree... If anyone can shed some light on it or something, I would be very grateful!

  Magsafes are available in three or four sizes (power).   Yours is correct for your machine?

• Charger MagSafe power off

  Hello everyone,

  A few weeks ago, I met a weird problem that some visits to my local Apple store could not resolve yet:

  I'm working on my MacBook Pro (retina, 13' 14, OS X 10.10.5, 2.6 GHz, 8 GB RAM) as a graphic designer, and the MagSafe stops loading / bright red after a few seconds of regular loading. Once I have remove the other end of the plug and plug it again once, it gives me another 10 seconds cooldown and the problem starts again.

  Load works perfectly when the Macbook is turned off.

  I tried several Chargers, the guys at the Genius Bar gave me a new one 60W and advised me to make this Shift-Alt-Ctrl-Cmd-Power reset button but it doesn't quite.

  Any ideas on where the problem is maybe?

  I also noticed that from Adobe such as InDesign stops the load immediately.

  Thank you for your help / thoughts!

  If you have not yet tried, reset the NVRAM

  How to reset the NVRAM on your Mac.

  If this does not help, follow the instructions to reset the SMC > reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

• Does someone have a MagSafe 2 power adapter whose serial number is located inside the space where the two pins?

  Hi guys!

  I want to know if the power adapter of MagSafe2 that I just bought is genuine or counterfeit.

  I bought a MagSafe2 power adapter that has its serial number located inside the space where the two pins. Its model # is A1424. All the power MagSafe adapters I've seen always have serial number located under the round metal head big (I guess it's called head male or female?). Please see photo for reference.

  If any of you have or had any Apple Store, can you let me know?

  Thank you!

  

  My 85 Magsafe is exactly identical to your image.   It was 'inside the box' with a new MBP computer.

• Connector MagSafe 2 (the part that plugs into the computer) is getting very hot.

  Hello! I have a MacBook Air (Early 2015) and when I load it, the plug that plugs into the laptop is very hot (I can barely touch). This only happens when I use the computer while I am it loads. When MacBook is in mode 'sleep' the plug only heat. Is this normal or something in my MacBook is broken?

  Hello...

  Make sure it is well ventilated > use and maintenance your Apple MagSafe adapter - Apple Support