HT204347 Do you connect the charger in the MacBook Pro battery damage if using device ?

Do you connect the charger in the MacBook Pro battery damage if using device ?
i am sorry i not good speak english

Provided you are using the correct charger for your Mac (13" have a 65 watt charger, 15" and 17", an 85 watt charger), it has enough capacity to power the computer for normal tasks, and the leftover power can charge the battery at the same time. If you are doing something very intensive, there may not be leftover power, but the Mac will take power from the battery if needed. Once the battery is fully charged, the pilot light in the charger plug will change from orange to green and no further charge will be applied to the battery.
You can use your Mac plugged to the charger with no damage to the battery or the computer.

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Try performing an SMC reset:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
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http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&cs=6099&l=en&sku=320- 2807
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Make an appointment at the genius bar and take your credit card. An out of warranty replacement is $199 for a 4S, $149 for a 4.

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Plugged the charger in the wall, it gives me a black screen then the white screen with the apple logo, then repeat.... i tried the dfu thing and now the phone is saying connect to itunes, when i plug the phone outta the wall, the phone goes dead..... pl

i bought a locked at&t phone....
i sent it to be unlocked... got back a dead iphone 5s...
plugged the charger in the wall, it gives me a black screen then the white screen with the apple logo, then repeat....
i tried the dfu thing and now the phone is saying connect to itunes, when i plug the phone outta the wall, the phone goes dead.....
plugging the phone into the laptop NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the laptop doe read my phone.....
no ding.....
the phone wont turn on....
NOTHING
can someone plz tell me what the **** is going on

mariidb wrote:
i bought a locked at&t phone....
i sent it to be unlocked... got back a dead iphone 5s... {snip}
the phone wont turn on....
NOTHING
can someone plz tell me what the **** is going on
That's the problem. That's what the **** is going on.

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I had my iPhone 5c in my pocket the other day and it fell in the toilet... I was mortified. I immediately grabbed it out and ran and got a bowl of rice and stuck it in. Siri was going crazy all night cause the home button wasn't working so I turned it off for the night. When I turned it on she was working perfectly! Until today when I tried to plug in the charger. The charger just will not go in! I don't know if rice got stuck in there or what but I do not know what to do! Please give me some suggestions guys!!! Also hopefully cheap cause I don't have the money to pay for a new one lols... Thank you

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