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Just wondering if this has happened to any of you here. Sometimes, when I plug in the power to my MBP, a light doesn't come on. I have to take it out and then place it in again, then it will work.

Should I get this replaced? Will my one year warranty cover this? I don't have apple care, but the MBP is less than a year old.

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anyone?
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Try resetting the PRAM, as instructions outline on the Apple Support site. That might reset the power management portion of the Logic Board. If that doesn't work, I would suggest bringing it in to a Genius Bar to have them take a look.

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Just wondering if this is the safe thing to do....anyone ever have this problem? It happened again last night. I plugged it in, no light, I took it out and flipped it, plugged it back in, then it worked.
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check to make sure that the contacts on both the plug and the computer are clean and free of any derbies


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make sure the socket that you are using isn't loose either. by that i mean make sure that it isn't worn out and it will firmly hold a large plug.

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