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My MacBook Pro 17”, mid 2010 model is not charging.
I’ve switched out 2 batteries.
I’ve tried multiple mag safe power supplies. The Mag safe light is green.
I’ve pzapped the ram and SMC
My Mac repair guy thinks it’s a logic board issue and wants to charge me $250/hr to start looking around.
Any suggestions?
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Lets get a better handle on the batteries. Download this great app: CoconutBattery depending on your OS you may need to older version. Lets see what is says. Post a screen shot of the main window here for us to see: 기존 질문에 이미지 추가하기. Do one with the charger plugged in and a second with the battery. As you have a few batteries do them as well hopefully you’ve ID’ed them so we can tell which is which.
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I'd be happy to post pics, but this is my first time on this site. Under options, I see onl;y permalink and history, no option to edit.
the screen shot of the system report is with the power plugged in and Apple battery installed. When I bought the battery it had about an 85% charge. Needless to say over a few hours the battery drained down to 0%.
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@kylet are those original Apple batteries? Anything happened to the MBP prior to? Can you give us the 820-XXXX number of your logic board? If your battery comes back as being okay, we may have you check the ISL etc. of your computer.
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Sorry for the slow delay. I work in the entertainment business and am in the middle of a pretty large event.
The first one was an HWG replacement for 17" A1309 7.4v 95Wh. The mac repair place I went to said sometime the batteries are less than perfect. So the second battery was an Apple battery.
I dont know what the MBP is.
Is there a way to find the number of the logic board without opening up the mac again?
Kyle 의
oldturkey03?
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Now my menu bar is showing charge at 100%, but when I unplug my power, the laptop instantly dies. If I go to aaple/about/system report/power, the is shows not charging and nort charged.
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