Using mac mini nearly for 3yrs. From few weeks i feel electric stock over it surface and on keyboard too. I Tested with current tester it showed electric flow

Using mac mini nearly for 3yrs. From few weeks i feel electric stock over it surface and on keyboard too. I Tested with current tester it showed electric flow

H.Kiran wrote:
Thank First
I just plug it to any plug in my house or my friend house before powering mac mini there is electric stock near power button
I took it to apple care center strangely there i could't feel too much as in my house the service center guy recommend me to go with three pin power cable.
I checked my house ground with technician everything is fine
I have another system (Window pc) plugged to same ups no problem
When i plugged my Apple keyboard to mac mini i feel electric stock but when plugged to pc no electeic stock & i tested it with electric tester
I am asking what the result of testing it with the the tester was.

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