Shutt down of macbook 13"

Hello,
I bought a macbook 13 ", the salesman said to me that it had a problem and that it was necessary changed the battery. my neighbor has same the macbook 13 " as me. I put his battery on mine and it has to start, but 5 has 15seconde after starting, it dies out all alone and when I relight it, the light in bottom on the right ignites and dies out 2 to 3 seconds afterwards.
It is my first mac. I do not know not even checked if the labtop heating much because I do not have enough time to starting so much it dies out quickly.
If you help me for this big problem. thank you very much...

I cannot make much sense of your description of your problem.
Your MacBook only gets 15 seconds into the booting sequence on battery? Does it work when booting with the adapter connected? How about with shift held down during startup?

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