- Joined
- Jan 2, 2012
- Messages
- 2
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 1
Hello everyone,
First off, I have a 2010 15in Macbook Pro. A couple of days ago a noticed that when I connected my magsafe adapter to my laptop, no light would turn on to signal a charge. I noticed that the brick and L-shaped tip was getting a little hot, so I figured maybe it wasn't charging due to overheating. A few hours later, I placed the charger in a well ventilated area and made sure the port was clear of any small pieces of anything that might be disrupting the connection. To my disappointment, still no charge... but after some fiddling around I got it to start charging again. The only problem that I have now is that the adapter is extremely sensitive, as the charge light will turn off with any little bump to the cord.
So, does this mean that I have a problem with my macbook, or the charger? My gut tells me that it's some type of shorting issues, but I honestly can't be sure. I don't have the opportunity to test another adapter unless I buy one, which would cost me 80$
First off, I have a 2010 15in Macbook Pro. A couple of days ago a noticed that when I connected my magsafe adapter to my laptop, no light would turn on to signal a charge. I noticed that the brick and L-shaped tip was getting a little hot, so I figured maybe it wasn't charging due to overheating. A few hours later, I placed the charger in a well ventilated area and made sure the port was clear of any small pieces of anything that might be disrupting the connection. To my disappointment, still no charge... but after some fiddling around I got it to start charging again. The only problem that I have now is that the adapter is extremely sensitive, as the charge light will turn off with any little bump to the cord.
So, does this mean that I have a problem with my macbook, or the charger? My gut tells me that it's some type of shorting issues, but I honestly can't be sure. I don't have the opportunity to test another adapter unless I buy one, which would cost me 80$