Fixing an apple macbook plugged in not charging issue

Fixing an apple macbook plugged in not charging issue
  • Jan 18th, 2024
  • Abhishek Chauhan
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Is your Apple laptop plugged- into the charger but not charging? If yes, and you want to fix this issue, read this article to learn how to improve this problem and charge your Apple laptop without any problem.

What are the causes behind the MacBook not charging?

There may be various reasons for the laptop not charging. Some of the main reasons for setting causes are listed below -:

·        Problem with a charger

·        Troubleshooting problems on the laptop

·        Battery damage

·        Lifeless Battery

·        If the AC (alternative current ) adapter is not working properly

·        If the processor isn't working properly

·        Outdated software or drivers

·        System failure, etc.

How to fix the charging problem in the Apple MacBook?

If your Apple laptop is "plugged in with charger but not charging" and the battery life percentage continuously dropping down, then you can directly use these simple manual methods to resolve this problem -

1. Restart or Reboot your Apple MacBook

Restart or Reboot Mac

Your laptop may have some troubleshooting or system-related problems. In this case, Restart or Reboot your computer to overcome this issue.

· Turn off your MacBook properly.

·        Flip your laptop to the backside and remove the battery.

·        Unplug and disconnect the AC adapter from the power and the laptop.

·        Press and hold the laptop's Power button for up to 10 seconds.

·        Put your battery back into the laptop after some time.

·        Plugged in and connected the AC adapter to the laptop and wall socket for power.

·        Restart the laptop or reboot it.

·        Now check the laptop to see if it is charging or not.

Also Read: Apple MacBook Battery Replacement Cost In Delhi, India

Also Read: How To Check Apple Laptop Warranty (BEST GUIDE 2020)

2. Change the power adapter of the laptop

Mac adapter

If the AC or power adapter of the laptop isn't working correctly, it is also a reason for the battery being lacking your laptop's battery. A faulty Adapter leads to a "plugged in, not charging" issue. In this case, you have to prefer to change your AC Adapter. Buy an adapter of acceptable quality. One common indication of a wrong power adapter is the whizzing noise when you plug it into the switch point.

- if the AC adapter is silent, it doesn't mean it is not faulty.

- A silent AC adapter also has a fault that is incompatible with your laptop charging.

To confirm these problems in the AC adapter, try using a different fine-quality AC adapter to charge the Apple laptop's battery.

If the new adapter charges your laptop's battery, the issue is not from your computer but the AC adapter that does not trust the laptop properly.

3. Reset NVRAM

Reset NVRAM on Mac

You can also reset NVRAM to fix the Macbook not charging issue.

·        Power off your MacBook to hold the power button for at least 10 seconds.

·        After some time, turn on the laptop.

· Hold and Control-Option-R-P four keys simultaneously until the MacBook restarts, and release all four keys after restarting.

·        Reboot the Macbook and reset NVRAM.

4. Clean the MacBook port properly

You can also clean the charging port; sometimes, dust settles down inside ports and causes charging issues.

5. Check the USB cable

Check the charger once to see whether it is connected to the wall socket correctly or not. Use a MagSafe charger or USB-C wire instead of a USB-B wire because it doesn't provide the required power supply to a Macbook. Also, check whether there is any breakage into power chords or not. If there is any damage, then fix it at the service center.

6. Check for a Macbook update

You can also update the Mac system to resolve the laptop charging issue.

Also Read: Apple Authorized Service Center in Indore

Also Read: Apple Service Center Gwalior

Conclusion:

This blog concludes with how to fix the plugged-in, not charging issue in Apple MacBooks.

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Turned off your MacBook properly. · Flip your laptop to the backside and remove the battery. · Unplug and disconnect the AC adapter from the power and the laptop. · Press and hold the Power button of the laptop for up to 10 seconds. · Put your battery back into the laptop after some time.

Make sure that you connect the USB-C port to the power adapter and that the USB-C connector is clear of any debris. Restart your MacBook. Connect the USB-C power adapter to the wall socket and connect the USB-C to MagSafe 3 Cable to the power adapter to your MacBook, then try charging again.

Check the charger or wire.
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