New 2012 11 inch macbook air's fans remain on while in sleep

i purchased my new macbook air about two weeks ago and last night, i put my computer to sleep and noticed that the fans remained on. since then, ive reset the pram and the smc but it still keeps the fans on. i'm not sure if it should do this and i just didn't notice or if it's actually supposed to do that. any feedback would be apreciated.

i've also just noticed that this only occurs while it is connected to the charger. when it is unplugged, it goes into sleep properly but as soon as i plug it back in, it starts up again. i have no intention of reinstalling lion due to the imminent release of mountain lion. please let me know if i should take it back to the apple store. thank you.

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