Macbook Pro 2.5 loose key
I just bought a new MBP over the weekend and I noticed that the brightness key (to make it go down) is a bit loose and not perfectly aligned. What should I do? Can it be fixed quickly in the store?
I would take it back right away.
If you check out www.ifixit.com, you will see that the keyboard is that hardest thing to replace in the new MacBook Pros. Furthermore, Apple has decided to make the keyboard and the unibody case a single replaceable part, which means that one broken key would cause the need to have the entire upper case replaced. Such a repair would prove costly and time consuming.
I would take it back for a new one, which I would examine in store.
http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/First-Look/Mac/MacBook-Pro-Unibody/Page-10#s2996
PS:
I have assumed that your key has been broken. It may not have been. Check out other MacBook Pros at the Apple Store. If you see that there is a definite difference, then I would proceed, as I have suggested. I would prefer to have a new MacBook Pro instead of one that needs a new unibody case.
Message was edited by: LukeD
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Processor 2.53 GHz Intel Core i5
Memory 8 GB 1067 MHz DDR3
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M 256 MB
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Panics Since Last Report: 2
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0xffffff8118ddbb90 : 0xffffff7f809ac00b
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0xffffff8118ddbc70 : 0xffffff7f80a9c1e0
0xffffff8118ddbcd0 : 0xffffff7f80d48749
0xffffff8118ddbe10 : 0xffffff7f80abb269
0xffffff8118ddbe40 : 0xffffff7f809b596e
0xffffff8118ddbef0 : 0xffffff8000639966
0xffffff8118ddbf30 : 0xffffff80006386e0
0xffffff8118ddbf70 : 0xffffff8000638584
0xffffff8118ddbfb0 : 0xffffff8000820057
Kernel Extensions in backtrace:
com.apple.NVDAResman(7.1.4)[71EBC846-807C-386D-8D01-E144A87FAC0F]@0xffffff7f809 4b000->0xffffff7f80c24fff
dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOPCIFamily(2.6.7)[6D54F06A-46B7-37FC-AF22-DE68DC18A1A3]@0xffff ff7f80844000
dependency: com.apple.iokit.IONDRVSupport(2.3.2)[6517D9A6-58F5-3CFC-B021-C882306150D5]@0xff ffff7f80939000
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Memory Module: BANK 1/DIMM0, 4 GB, DDR3, 1067 MHz, 0x802C, 0x31364A53463531323634485A2D3147314431
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MacBook Pro power adapters dying, keys frying, mysterious heat problem
I've got a very frustrating and mysterious major situation going on with my MBPro. I'm living in Peru in the jungle. I've got a basic electric hookup that's caused no problems for the few electrical devices I've got: small dorm-size fridge, a lightbulb, speaker system, iPhone, iPod, and, until recently a MacBook I had borrowed temporarily from a friend here. I recently visited the states and returned with my MacBook Pro which I need for work down here. Thusly my troubles began.
I noticed pretty quickly the power adapter got super hot, could easily fry an egg on it sometimes. One night I unplugged the Magsafe adapter from the MBP for safekeeping, slept, and in the a.m., the adapter (unplugged from the Mac but still plugged into the wall outlet) was terribly hot. Does this make any sense? It gets stranger & worse...
I used the Mac later that day and within a couple hours two of the keyboard keys stopped working for good (I was later able to remap these keys using a 3rd party program). The next day the Magsafe adapter stopped working. Certainly heat had something to do with it, despite the fact that MagSafes have built-in safeguards whereby they (should) shut down temporarily if overheated. But this sucker was dead.
A friend from the states visited me 3 weeks later and brought two more adapters ordered from Amazon.com, each a different generic brand that had good customer reviews.
The first, which looks just like a MagSafe, worked fine but died in a week. Again, it would get superhot not even plugged into the MBP (like the other one). I should note the MBP also was always hot to super hot. Also the large plastic square power hub of the adapter, even after it died, would get hot if plugged in, it just wouldn't power the Mac.
The other (3rd) adapter worked for awhile, and its rectangular power bar hub would only get a little hot. But the Mac would still get insanely hot, as did the very top of the adapter plug - the part with the teeth that go into the MBP. Within 2 weeks, the adapter wouldn't work unless I applied pressure on it against the Mac. Then it stopped working even with pressure applied.
Here's where it gets even stranger:
What I noticed was that the two outermost of the five teeth on the plug had been somehow pushed further in, such that they couldn't make contact with the MBP (I guess the pressure I was manually applying helped this for awhile until the teeth sank even much further in). How and why in the world did this happen?
Desperate, I brought the two adapters to an electrician, and had him combine the good teeth end piece from the previous generic Magsafe with the adapter whose teeth caved in. Viola, it worked...but just for three days. Amazingly the two outer teeth of the new hybrid plug ALSO retreated and couldn't make contact. Furthermore, I noticed some dried plastic juice gunk around them and concluded that the heat of the connection to the Mac was somehow mysteriously melting the glue around these teeth and also causing them to push further into the adapter more. I know: sounds almost impossible. But this is what happened, TWICE.
Obviously there is an overall problem here, one which concerns heat, among whatever else. It's hot here in the jungle. While my other appliances have had no problem, I've certainly noticed the fridge and speaker subwoofer system run hot. But the electricity reading is normal, and I have a current regulator stabilizing the electrical flow. And the previous MacBook (not Pro) had no problems. And yes the fans on the MBP work. And in general the electricity here works fine to run people's electronics, including some very large freezer units and plasma TVs.
I'm at a loss as to what to do and to how to identify the problem beyond "heat". If I don't get the MBP working normally I can, in effect, no longer be here as it's essential to my work. Therefore any help would be most awesome and greatly appreciated. Thanks.Oglethorpe,
I do have a current regulator or "stabilazador" here. The LED changes often from green (normal) to yellow (low). I don't understand why it indicates these changes in voltage if it's its job to stabilize them anyway. But anyway I bought it on suggestion amidst this crisis but it hasn't helped none, and even it gets hot sometimes, even when nothings plugged into it.
These generic adapters I bought both had a plethora of rather detailed good reviews (and a few bad) that seemed beyond the ambitions of counterfeiters.
In any case, I'm pretty sure the adopters are not at issue within my problem here. I'm starting to really think the electrical hookup is at fault, but thanks much for your input. -
Macbook pro screen seems loose
we have two macbook pros in the house, the one we just bought, the screen tilts back about an inch further than the year old one. when the laptop is opened it seems the screen is loose, if that makes sense. it does not allow you to adjust the angle it sits at, i just falls all the way back.
i guess my question is i this normal for the new macbooks and can i tighten the joint up so it does not fall and gives me more flexibility with the angle of the screen instead of closed and all the way back.This is the new laptop that has the issues? If so, don't try fixing it your self. Give a call to applecare since this should be covered by warranty.
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I recently got a new battery for my 2007 Macbook Pro 3.1. Whenever I'm running on battery, the Macbook gives me a warning at 10% remaining battery life and loosed power all of a sudden when reaching 6..9%. All work is lost, when I reconnect the charger cable the Macbook restarts completely and doesn't just wake up from sleep.
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JohnShown below is the discharge curve of my A1275 battery (it contains 3 individual cells) vs. time. After 2h6min the hard shutdown occurs each time - at a 'remaining' capacity of ~300mAh.
The battery itself doesn't get calibrated to a lower value, it remains at some 5044-5090mAh when doing a calibration.
The true capacity seems to be only ~4600-4700mAh, but since the calibration procedure doesn't work successfully with this battery, the problem will persist.
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I have a MacBook Pro with Retina Display 13' and I just figured out that when I shake it it makes a rattling noise. I figured out that it was the mid-right battery cell because I checked on iFixit. If anyone else has a solution to this problem or if it is serious than please respond!
Thanks!Same here.
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Macbook Pro Airport Card looses connection if not running a continuous network ping
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Since I upgraded to Mountain Lion, soon after my Airport Card started disconnecting from any network and I would have to turn it off/on to get it working again and then it would die about 45 seconds later. This repeats over and over. I have found that if I run a continuous ping to something else on the network it will stay live and not disconnect. So, my Airport Card will stay connected if I run a continuous ping, but without it it will die every time. What the heck is going on? Did Mountain Lion put something in the firmware on my Airport card that is messing it up? I have done fresh installs many times and downgraded to lion and snow lepard and still the same issue. Is my Wifi Nic just dead or is this some other issues like the antenna? I have a new Wifi Nic in route from China but I want to make sure I finish running through all other possibilities before it arrives.
Thank you
Kevin MonetteI'm sure you meant to post in the appropriate forum. This area is for MBP (Original). You want MacBook Pro (Late 2008 and Early 2009) here:
http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=190
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