I should have info later today and will pass along either the fix or if it will be sent in for the $280.Ĭonsidering the machine is in still like new condition I would be willing to spend $280 on it. The guy stated that they have a flat rate repair for this for $280 (less than $300) that will include all needed parts and labor to fix this.
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However, I asked what is worst case scenario since this is a Mid 2010 MacBook Pro as I don't want to spend $500+ on a logic board and labor.
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They will try to confirm the issue or fix it with some resets I am told. 1.Anker® Astro Pro2 Multi-Voltage Portable Charger 20000mAh Multi-Voltage 5V 12V 16V 19V for iPad Air, Mini, iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Note, HP, Dell, Acer, Asus, Toshiba Netbooks 2.RAVPower® Xtreme 3-Port Portable External Battery Charger with Multi-Voltage 23000mAh Multi-Voltage 9V/12V/16V/19V/20V for Apple Macbook, UltraBook, Digital. I have taken it to a local Apple Store yesterday, they kept it overnight to look at it so I should hear from them today. However, the MacBook Pro still will not charge the battery, no display and no caps lock light. However, it now powers on (can hear fan(s), CD Drive and power is indicated via the power light on the front panel). The Apple 45W MagSafe Power Adapter helps your Apple MacBook Air maintain a. I have also reset the PRAM and SMC and still no luck. Browse a massive range of Chargers & Cables online, including HDMI Cables. Tried Original 60w and New 85 watt known working chargers. Note, however, that the 85W adapter will not charge a MacBook any faster than the 60W adapter.I have the same issue, MagSafe light is DIM Green (barely noticeable). Though larger, the 85W unit does not (in some cases) get as hot as the 60W adapter, and might not generate some of the buzzing noises associated with the 60W unit. Incidentally, some MacBook owners have found that they prefer 85W MacBook Pro adapters to the standard 60W adapters included with their systems. If the MacBook Pro is sleeping or powered off, the 60W adapter will increase the available charge. In other words, while the 60W adapter will generally allow you to operate the MacBook Pro without draining the battery, it may not also increase the available the charge.
However, the lower-power unit may not deliver enough power to MacBook Pros to offer simultaneous charging and operation. The 60W adapter can also be used to some extent with both the MacBook Pro and MacBook.
It will provide ample power to both the MacBook Pro and MacBook, and will not damage the latter despite a higher-than-necessary wattage. The 85W adapter can be used inconsequentially with both models. So are the two adapters interchangeable? Yes, with a caveat. Both adapters use the same MagSafe connection point that will fit either model. A product specialist at Apple commented that although the packaging indicates use for the MacBook, the power supply would charge a MacBook slower and didn't recommend extended use."īy default, the MacBook Pro uses an 85W power adapter, while the MacBook uses a 60W power adapter. Their information didn't specify whether it was OK to use it or not OK to use it. I called Apple for a more definitive answer, but was unable to get one. The Apple store employee thought it was a bad idea to use the 85W with the MacBook, as the MacBook comes with a 60w adapter, even though Apple's packaging for the adapter indicated it was also for use with a MacBook. Apple 60W MagSafe Power Adapter (for MacBook and 13-inch MacBook Pro) - Next Gallery Image. (I have a MacBook Pro and thought it would be good to have an adapter that we could both use). Apple 60W MagSafe Power Adapter (for MacBook and 13-inch MacBook Pro) - Previous Gallery Image. The packaging indicates that it is for use only with a MacBook Pro or MacBook. "I bought an extra 85W MagSafe Power adapter for my wife's MacBook. de Sequera recently inquired about the interchangability of MacBook and MacBook Pro power adapters.
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