My magic trackpad needs a new battery or charge what do I need please?

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I just replaced my battery in my Macbook Pro because my old battery wouldnt hold a charge. My new battery wont charge at all...??? Could it be the adapter? The green light is on.

Have you reset the SMC?

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I have an iphone that has stopped charging. I have purchased a new battery and charger for it but it is still not charging. Does anyone know how i can fix this?

That pretty much eliminates all the user-serviceable parts the phone has.
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I just got a new battery in the mail today and it wont charge!! theres a battery icon with a red X through it . help!
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Please try this sequence...note that, throughout the entire 4h15m process, your BB must remain connected to a known-good wall charger (not PC USB):
With the battery inside, connect your BB to the wall charger
Leave it alone for 2 hours, no matter what the LED or the display does
Remove the battery
Wait 15 minutes
Insert the battery
Wait another 2 hours, no matter what the LED or the display does
This has been known to "kick start" some BBs.
It is also possible that your battery or BB has experienced a problem...to test, this sequence is needed:
Obtain an known good and already fully charged additional battery...use it in your BB and see what happens
Obtain access to a known good and identical BB...use your battery in it and see what happens
The results of this will indicate if it's your BB or your battery that has the problem. Note carefully that "new" and "known good" are not necessarily the same...while rare, a new battery can certainly be defective. Further, only by finding someone else with an identical BB with no issues can you actually trade batteries and narrow down if the problem is the battery or your BB.
Good luck and let us know!
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MacBook 4,1 new battery's charging but won't function without magsafe it will shutdown

Hi guys,
I'm having the issue described in the title, I've got a new battery for my MacBook and it was able to charge and stuff, but as soon as I disconect the magsafe from the power my MacBook will shutdown, I really don't know what else to do, could you advise me on this please.
ROM:          MB41.00C1.B00
SMC:          1.31f1
Serial Number:          W88250P20P1

You already have a series of discussions on this topic:
- https://discussions.apple.com/message/17214392#17214392
- https://discussions.apple.com/message/12830251#12830251
If the battery is new, and does not charge, perhaps you need a SMC and/or PRAM reset, perhaps this helps. If not, the trouble may lie elsewhere.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.7/en/mh26871.html

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The battery for my G4 17inch powerbook had expired and a new one was needed. A brand new battery has been purchased and inserted into the machine. With the old battery the charger would go green then quickly amber before going off. With the new battery the light never comes on and in the battery info in the operating system it is listed as a new battery with 1 charge but the power supply section is not listing the power as connected. However with no batterys inserted the power supply will power and run the machine.
Can anyone offer any advise of something I could try or is it likely to be a dead laptop / charging circuit?
Thanks

There's 4 components in the charging circuit: power adapter, DC-in card, battery, and logic board. If you can run on power without the battery, and does not run when you insert a battery, that suggests that the DC-in board may be OK. So ... power adapter works, assume DC-in card works, new battery assume it works ... if you accept those assumptions, then you have a logic board issue.

Bought new battery..now what do I do?

I just bought a new battery for my MacBook Pro off the Apple website. Do people recommend I do anything special first or do I just charge it up and then use it as normal.
Also, if I work on my laptop is it best to work on it until battery dies, then charge it again..or to use it continuously plugged into AC outlet. Does it make a difference?
thanks!

skills wrote:
Also, if I work on my laptop is it best to work on it until battery dies, then charge it again..
That was how you were to use the old nickel-based batteries that are no longer used in laptops. Don't do that with the lithium-based battery you have now. Lithium-ion batteries don't like to be completely emptied every day, you'll shorten it life. Instead use the battery however you need to, and plug it in when a plug is convenient.
Follow the advice in the two posts above me. You can also read the suggestions at the end of this article.

HT3964 Installed a new battery for a Macbook 2,1 New battery not charging. Battery symbol shows (Not charging) and replace battery. Green LED on magsafe connection. Disconnection results in an instant shutdown.

I have just installed a new Battery after the old one showed (Not Charging) and when you clicked on this icon the dropdown"condition replace now". Problem now is the computer still shows the same message in the top bar (Not Charging) and the dropdown also shows "condition relace now". the magsafe show the greem LED i.e not charging, but providing power. If you disconnect the magsafe the computer powers off instantly confirming we have power. I have carried out resetting the SMC controller and still no change. Tested the standby voltage on the magsafe pins etc, all in spec. What should I do now, as I don't want to keep spending more and more. Bellow is the info from the system profiler.
Battery Information:
Model Information:
Manufacturer:          DP
Device name:          ASMB016
Pack Lot Code:          0002
PCB Lot Code:          0000
Firmware Version:          102a
Hardware Revision:          0500
Cell Revision:          0102
Charge Information:
Charge remaining (mAh):          0
Fully charged:          No
Charging:          No
Full charge capacity (mAh):          0
Health Information:
Cycle count:          1
Condition:          Replace Now
Battery Installed:          Yes
Amperage (mA):          0
Voltage (mV):          6940
System Power Settings:
AC Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes):          10
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes):          10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes):          10
Automatic Restart On Power Loss:          No
Wake On AC Change:          No
Wake On Clamshell Open:          Yes
Wake On LAN:          No
Current Power Source:          Yes
Display Sleep Uses Dim:          Yes
Battery Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes):          10
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes):          10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes):          2
Wake On AC Change:          No
Wake On Clamshell Open:          Yes
Display Sleep Uses Dim:          Yes
Reduce Brightness:          Yes
Hardware Configuration:
UPS Installed:          No
AC Charger Information:
Connected:          Yes
ID:          0x0100
Wattage (W):          60
Revision:          0x0000
Family:          0x00ba
Serial Number:          0x00391563
Charging:          No

Interesting, since I'm experiencing similar issues (https://discussions.apple.com/message/20098653#20098653)
But before you go back, try this first: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3421
I have a different device name, but it just might work for yours.

DV4170US - new battery not charging

My first battery had progressively shorter battery life, so I replaced it with an after-market battery. That worked for over a year. Then, it wouldn't charge. I was able to use the laptop with the charger attached, but the battery would not charge. I bought another after-market battery. This worked for a few weeks only, then would not charge.
I've tried removing the battery, booting the laptop with charger attached, shutting down, reinstalling the battery - the "charging" (lightning bolt) indicator lights up for a second ro two then goes off. I also tried booting the laptop then installing the battery with it on - same result.
I also tried the HP battery assessment utility - it indicated that the battery could not be analyzed or something to that effect.
FWIW, the battery and fan exhaust have always been very hot on this machine.
Any thoughts would be appreciated. This is still a really good laptop with plenty of life left in it.
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Bostonc,
Thanks so much for your post! I am definitely sorry that you are having these continued issues with the battery on your notebook.
After updating bios and running the battery check, unfortunately there isn't much that can be done in the way of troubleshooting.
I definitely suggest purchasing your next battery from HP, if only so you receive the 1 yr or 300 cycle warranty with the battery. If it happens to a new HP battery during the warranty time, I would definitely check further with the notebook. Without any other symptoms, I wouldn't necessarily assume that the issue is beyond just the battery.
Although I am an HP employee, I am speaking for myself and not HP.
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Why would new battery not charge?

I have an iPhone 5 with a 1 year history of good behavior. I recently transferred my Sony-manufactured battery (date code=08/2014) to my daughter's iPhone 5 so that she could make an outbound airplane flight with a functioning phone.
There was evidence that daughter's battery had died, not been subjected to a bad or uncertified charger. It would not charge on my known good chargers. Her Lightning port was not full of lint. After I transferred my good battery to her phone, her phone worked fine and she was on her way.
I discarded her suspect battery and installed a new one in my phone. Acquired from a well known supplier of batteries, t was a Sony-manufactured battery with a date code nearly identical to mine. My phone booted up fine and showed 45% cell charge. As the hours passed, the state of charge gauge indicated showed a battery of normal endurance.
However, at the end of the day this new battery will not accept a charge in my phone.
I am using the same known good chargers that I used previously. I am an experienced iPhone disassembler. My Lightning port is not "linted-up". I admit that Apple's fine-pitch PCB connectors are a challenge even for experienced disassemblers but I believe that this battery transplant went OK.
Any ideas?
If I did, in fact, damage the battery connector during transplant, wouldn't the phone have squawked error messages before refusing to charge. There were no error messages or hints that the battery transplant had problems.

jimolson wrote:
I have an iPhone 5 with a 1 year history of good behavior. I recently transferred my Sony-manufactured battery (date code=08/2014) to my daughter's iPhone 5 so that she could make an outbound airplane flight with a functioning phone.
There was evidence that daughter's battery had died, not been subjected to a bad or uncertified charger. It would not charge on my known good chargers. Her Lightning port was not full of lint. After I transferred my good battery to her phone, her phone worked fine and she was on her way.
I discarded her suspect battery and installed a new one in my phone. Acquired from a well known supplier of batteries, t was a Sony-manufactured battery with a date code nearly identical to mine. My phone booted up fine and showed 45% cell charge. As the hours passed, the state of charge gauge indicated showed a battery of normal endurance.
However, at the end of the day this new battery will not accept a charge in my phone.
I am using the same known good chargers that I used previously. I am an experienced iPhone disassembler. My Lightning port is not "linted-up". I admit that Apple's fine-pitch PCB connectors are a challenge even for experienced disassemblers but I believe that this battery transplant went OK.
Any ideas?
If I did, in fact, damage the battery connector during transplant, wouldn't the phone have squawked error messages before refusing to charge. There were no error messages or hints that the battery transplant had problems.
So, to clarify, you've opened up the iPhone, and replaced the battery yourself?
Are you an Apple Authorized Service Technician?
Apple doe snot supply batteries to third-parties. Any iPhone battery you acquired is either:
A) Counterfeit
B) Stolen
C) Salvaged from another unit.
Additionally, unless you are an AAST and were using an Apple-supplied battery, your device warranty and support is permanently voided.

I bought a new battery and charger for my macbook 13" and the battery wont hold a charge what can i do

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I have an older macbook (Model: MacBook 4,1... search this to get the full specs). I replaced the battery after a year or two and it held NO charge any longer and the computer had to be plugged in to work. Now, with a new battery, it claims to be fully charged (much too quickly might I add),and then the battery only lasts about 30min. until it dies. I have done all updates recently and the battery was replaced by a certified tech. It is running Mac OS X 10.5.8. Im out of Ideas, any suggestions?

Here are two Apple support articles that you may find to be informative and useful regarding your MBP battery:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1446
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The charge thresholds seem to be specific for the battery you're using when you set them, if you plug in a different battery it will ignore them. I'd recommend putting the old battery back in, turning off the custom settings, close power manager then shut down and switch batteries and restart. You should now ab able to set a charge threshold for the new battery... assuming it's working properly.
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When finished not only check that the charge threshold work, but also your max capacity to make sure it's close to 100% of design limit. I've seen brand new batteries in the 80% range before, but most are 98-102%. If a brand new battery is below 95% or so I'd see about getting it replaced under warranty.
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