Stuck on Green

Although my battery seems to charge correctly and sufficiently, and I get an accurate battery status in the menu bar, the LED in my power adaptor stays green (it's never orange anymore) whenever connected, even during charging. I'm not positive of this, but I think this may have begun to occur since I installed Tiger.
Is this an issue, and if so, what should I do about it?
Thanks!

Hi Ronda,
If David does not mind this sidetracking of his post I was wondering if you could fill me in... did all of the iBooks originally ship with a PS that had LED lights in them? As my book is 2nd hand... I really don't know. It came with a Yoyo adapter... I've used these with my Wallstreets but the plug on this YoYo is iBook style and is not the same as found with PowerBook G3 Series... do I have a Yoyo with a hacked connection or is this a PS that Apple is using to replace the old units with the LEDs. iBook 500 Dual USB... did it shipwith a PS with LEDs? Any harm in using the unit I have at present?

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