Battery Full - macBook won't swich on or work without plugging to mains

Hallo Everyone!
I've been a big Mac enthusiast without owning one for a long time. Finally on the 6th Feb I got myself my first Mac - MacBook to be exact. It worked First two days without any proplems. Yesterday (10th) I couldn't switch it on. Got very scared as battery was showing fully charged. After tryng for some time and hearing some buzz sound - as if MacBook was starting - and the first 'acord' of the sound when you start Mac I decided to plug it to the mains. And then without a problem MacBook started.
If i unplug it from the mains Mac will switch of. It seems like the fully charged battery is not connected.
Any suggestions? or should I just go to AASP. I thing I go there tomorrow.
Lots of love and light to all you guys!

Went to the AASP and the guy checked with another battery and My MacBook worked just fine. So now I have to wait for a new battery to be ordered. It takes up to 2 weeks.
The only weird thing is that my MacBook is only 6 days old... I have seen others here having the same problem it looks like an outbreak!
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0xffffff81ea5dbf40 : 0xffffff800234d027
0xffffff81ea5dbf50 : 0xffffff800264ba86
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USB Device: Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad
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