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I was completely skeptical about this fix but I figured that I would test it out. Rejoice that there is, indeed, a technology god!.Sit and watch for the light on the MagSafe connector to magically turn on after a few minutes.Some people have put it under their armpit. I simply sat on it on the bed for a while. Take the square portion (that normally heats up when it is charging) and warm it up.Plug in your charger to the wall/surge protector and into your MacBook Air.I’m not sure if newer power supplies have corrected this issue, but with my older MacBook Air with the original power supply, the following “heating” trick worked. That’s right, if the square part (shown below) is cold, for one reason or another, it won’t work. It turns out that the 45W charger needs some tender loving care when it is cold. So despite trying to fix the charging (or lack thereof) issue using a documented Apple process, I turned to the Apple Support forums and found a solution that, when you read it, you are not going to believe. My charger was not showing as green or amber or any color for that matter. Unfortunately, this fix did not work for me. Note: The LED on the MagSafe power adapter may change states or temporarily turn off when you reset the SMC. Press the power button to turn on the computer.Release all the keys and the power button at the same time.On the built-in keyboard, press the (left side) Shift-Control-Option keys and the power button at the same time.
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Plug in the MagSafe power adapter to a power source, connecting it to the Mac if its not already connected.Here are the exact instructions from the Apple Support Knowledgebase: If this happens, you might want to reset your System Management Controller (SMC) which is a very easy process. Sometimes your MacBook may show odd issues like a racing fan despite no heavy usage or the battery appearing to not charge properly.
That way, you can still say that you “tried all of the recommended fixes.” Reset your System Management Controller (SMC) So I wanted to share a couple of solutions that may help resolve this issue, one of which worked for me – and you will be absolutely SHOCKED at what the solution was!īefore I give away the trick that worked for me, I thought that I would share another fix that you should at least attempt prior to doing the one that work. And, it seems that this is a problem that others have encountered. Sometimes, when I plug in my 45 watt power supply, the little green light on the MagSafe doesn’t come on and the MacBook Air doesn’t charge. However, I have had a lingering issue that has appeared every few months or so that has often left me scratching my head. It has performed flawlessly and is well used by me and my kids.
I have an older MacBook Air and absolutely love it.
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