Batter not chargeing to 100 percent only stop at 99%

macbook pro late 2011 model i7 chip ssd for os and hdd for storage,4 gig ram when charging it was charging to 100% but now it only stops at 99% is that a problem with the battery and how can i fix it.

It is normal operation, and it's not a problem.

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A few days ago my battery quit charging and my Powerbook 1.5GHz G4 will run only off the adapter. The computer shuts off when it is unplugged and will not boot unless it is plugged in. I tried resetting the Power Managment Unit by unplugging the cable and battery and holding the power button for 5 sec. nothing changed. This is a battery I recieved from Apple for the recall.
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My brand new mac book pro battery won't charge to 100% it only charges to 99%. What's wrong with it ad how do I fix it?

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Just wondering if anyone else has had this problem?
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I mean like sometimes it will charge from the wall socket and sometimes it wont!
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MBP not charging till 100%, and the battery lasts only for 1.5 hrs

I have a MBP which I purchased in 2009 July, I have noticed when I charge my MB the last goes up to only 97% and the battery lasts only for about an hour and a half. I am still under warranty till 2012.
How much is to to change the battery at apple, or is it covered under the warranty and how long will it take.

farazthambi wrote:
I have a MBP which I purchased in 2009 July, I have noticed when I charge my MB the last goes up to only 97% and the battery lasts only for about an hour and a half. I am still under warranty till 2012.
How much is to to change the battery at apple, or is it covered under the warranty and how long will it take.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1909
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1473
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Basically, from the looks of it the battery fully charges up to 30%, and after that it starts to trickle charge (confirmed via ibatt). I know the battery itself is healthy, aving checked via ibatt and capacitymeter itself, but I can't seem to force it to charge the remaining percentages.
I've tried re-calibrating the battery (which woiuldn't make sense, since it's only charged to 30%) and resetting the pmu, but still no go. I've had the battery since 2004.
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Batter not chargeing to 100 percent only stop at 99%

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