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MACBOOK PRO BATTERY X RED HOW TO
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MACBOOK PRO BATTERY X RED MAC

There are two main things you should check: cycle count and condition.

Under the Hardware section, select Power.

Click the Apple menu (while holding the Option key).

May be it’s time to give in and replace your MacBook’s battery.Here is how:

Please also know that you can check your notebook’s battery health. Apple’s official documentation explains how you can do that. You can do so by choosing Apple menu > Restart.ĥ-Reset the System Management Controller (SMC).

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Restarting your Mac may fix your problem.

You may also check the “Automatically keep my Mac up to date” box.Ĥ-Restart your Mac.

MACBOOK PRO BATTERY X RED UPDATE

To check for software updates, go to the Apple menu and choose the option for About This Mac and then click Software Update (or System Preferences > Software Update). It is possible that a new update is available which solves your problem. But make sure that you unplug and re-plug horizontally using more force.ģ-Check for an update. If this is the case, what you should do is to try unplugging and re-plugging the MagSafe adapter into the power port. See the image below as an example of stuck down ground pins: Try another device, for example, plug in your lamp to see if it is working.ģ-Check the pins inside the MagSafe connector. Make sure that the power outlet you are using is working properly. Make sure that you disconnect the adapter from the power outlet and from the computer before doing this.Ģ-Check is your power outlet is good. If you see debris and you want to remove it, you may try a soft toothbrush gently and carefully. Check your MagSafe connectors for dirt or sings of damage.

MACBOOK PRO BATTERY X RED HOW TO

See also: How To Restore Your Mac To Factory Settingsįurthermore check the power port for debris. Your cable may be causing your charging issue, you may want to try another cable. If you see no light at all, that may mean your Mac is not charging and you have a faulty adapter or cable. Make sure that your power led light is lit, amber/orange when it is connected to your computer. Check for breaks, bends, or other damage. Furthermore check if you power cable is damaged. Here is what you can do:ġ-Check if your power adapter is properly connected. You may see the “Battery is Not Charging” notifications when you click the Battery icon in the menu bar. This can be a major problem for you because your Mac laptop will lose its mobility without a charged battery. If your Mac is not charging the battery even though it’s plugged in, this article explains what you can do to troubleshoot. However, it solved on its own after two charges i.e., I worked on the laptop till the battery level fell to 5%, shutdown the machine and then charged it full.Facebook Tweet Pin Share Like LinkedIn Print Update: After the incident of the Mac fully-charged battery showing up as a red icon, I noticed that the battery drained out quickly. Hope these instructions work for you too!įYI, the images have not been altered in anyway (except cropping out the top-right section of the screen). But I noticed a problem, which I’ve detailed at the end.

Things were back to normal after the restart.

On the login screen, the icon looked fine.

After the Mac had shutdown completely, I restarted it after 5 minutes.

So the best thing was to shutdown the system.

I realised this is a software issue and probably (I’m not sure) not directly related to hardware.

But why did the Low Battery warning pop-up and why was the icon in red? Anyway, here are the steps I took to solve the issue. To top it all, this happened a month after the one year warranty had expired!Īs mentioned above, I knew the battery was fully charged – there was no question about it – and the icon confirmed it.

MACBOOK PRO BATTERY X RED FULL

Not only that, the battery icon was full and in red instead of black color – the battery percentage at 99% also confirmed this.