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Battery is not charging after reassembling the right part

I bought a refurbished Mac with a new battery. After a few days, I noticed that a (“tak tak” ) noise was coming on the right side. Opening the case I saw that the battery cell on the right of the SSD/Touchpad was not fixed (see the picture with the red box). So the plan was to get a Tesa paste and change the band under it.

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However, I made the following mistakes in the process:

  • The battery didn’t come out easily once the double-sided Tesa band has arrived. I didn’t have an adhesive remover so I had to apply a bit. The battery is bent ca 20-25 degrees but became straight again. There is no damage in the case, (no liquid leak).
  • I put rubber tape all around the battery pack. Then I realized that new batteries come with a U-shape (see the picture with a green box).

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  • There is a metal line under the battery, which is pasted originally. However, my battery is not fully in contact with this metal. (see the picture with a yellow box). Is this ground? Can not contacting this part create the problem described below?

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The MacBook opens. However, the battery is not getting charged, SMC reset didn’t help. I applied a bit of force to make a connection to this metal part, turned back the laptop (the screen side is on the surface). Then, the battery is charged. After using the laptop a bit the problem of the battery not charging occurred again.

The system report shows that the battery is healthy (normal). It ran for ca an hour. Then, the charge level dropped to 10% from 70% or so.

  • Did I ruin my battery?
  • What is this metal part (the picture with the yellow box )? Is it possible that my battery not connecting to this part is the problem? If yes, how do I paste my battery unit to this metal?

Edit: In order to charge the battery, I have to close the notebook and plug in the Magsafe cable. It doesn't charge if I plug and unplug the charging cable multiple times after opening the Macbook.

Edit: Measurements from cocounatBattery for different battery levels and system info are attached.

Battery 100%, charging cable connected

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Battery 100%, charging cable is disconnected

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1 min later

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2 mins later

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5 mins later

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7 mins later

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11 mins later

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15 mins later

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16 mins later, apple battery bar decreased to 99%

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18 mins later, apple battery bar decreased to 98%

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Other measurements

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Many Thanks in advance!

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Let’s get a better view of things, install this gem of an app! CoconutBattery take a snapshot of the apps main window and post it here for us to see 기존 질문에 이미지 추가하기

Thanks for the answer.

I updated the images.

I was able to run the MacBook for almost an hour or so with the full charge. It suddenly dropped to 10% from ca 80%.

I had to shut down the computer and wait a bit to start charging the battery. The battery is not charging If I unplug and plug the MagSafe connector a few times after starting the Macbook.

@akif_ - Any luck on getting the CoconutBattery with a full battery.

@dan, thanks again. I added the measurements for a fully charged battery level. It took 45 -55 mins to decrease from 100% to 80%. Then the battery level dropped to 20%. I was able to use it for another 20 - 30 mins until it shut down.

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@akif_ At this point it appears the cell got damaged which is dragging down the batteries charge. Time to replace the battery MacBook Pro 13" Retina (Late 2012-Early 2013) Battery and the guide MacBook Pro 13" Retina Display Early 2013 배터리 교체

MacBook Pro 13" Retina (Late 2012-Early 2013) Battery 이미지

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@danj, thanks again. Despite that it is hurtful, I ordered a new battery. May I ask how did you come to this conclusion?

You damaged the cell "The battery is bent ca 20-25 degrees" These cells are what we call a jellyroll which is flattened out. You fractured the construction so one or more layers are damaged.

Yes, that was the initial suspicion. I also saw similar threads with the same symptoms and conclusion. Yet, you wanted to see results from cocounatBattery.

I am curious about the reasoning. Let me rephrase the question: "In which case, you would draw the conclusion that the battery works fine?". Which measurements did you need (or made you think) to decide that the battery is damaged? It would be very nice if you could explain a bit :). Thanks again!

@akif_ - The cycle count and its age are the two biggest ones. I also look at the charge/discharge and temps. The window of time between full and almost discharged ais a big clue here as well.

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