

- BATTERY REPLACEMENT ON MACBOOK PRO RETINA UPGRADE
- BATTERY REPLACEMENT ON MACBOOK PRO RETINA PC
- BATTERY REPLACEMENT ON MACBOOK PRO RETINA OFFLINE
- BATTERY REPLACEMENT ON MACBOOK PRO RETINA SERIES
BATTERY REPLACEMENT ON MACBOOK PRO RETINA PC
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BATTERY REPLACEMENT ON MACBOOK PRO RETINA OFFLINE

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BATTERY REPLACEMENT ON MACBOOK PRO RETINA SERIES

Unit will boot right back up if power pressed or lid opened. Long story short, computer will charge but only when it is off, when it is on it actually loses battery even when plugged in and then shuts itself down after about 10 minutes, plugged in or not. Tried different chargers, different plug ins, reseat battery connector inside laptop, cleaned out charging connector port with black smudge. Left charger on this time, amber light on MagSafe, computer is on for about 10 minutes with charger plugged in then shuts itself down. Put charger back on, rebooted, computer boots fine, but battery indicator then said it was at 97% and still not showing lightning on indicator. With further testing, pulled charger off unit and almost immediately computer shut itself down. Came back in this morning, computer boots, shows 100% battery. Shut down the laptop, left to charge overnight last night. Plugged in the unit right after to test, got an amber light on the MagSafe, battery seemed to be charging according to numbers on the battery indicator, but battery indicator does not have a lightning bolt. Realized after we got into it that the repair was a little more involved than we thought, but we got it replaced. But if your MacBook Pro’s battery has been giving you issues and you don’t mind the extra effort, then grab your screwdriver, plastic pry bar, and your trusty syringe and get to work.We got a MacBook Pro Retina in our shop to work on yesterday- owner was having battery issues and wanted us to replace it for them. Photo: iFixitĮven with the kit and iFixit’s detailed instructions, battery replacement isn’t for the faint of heart. Step 37: Inject the acetone solvent underneath your MacBook Pro’s battery to dissolve the adhesive glue. As iFixit notes, even Apple doesn’t remove the entire battery for in-house repairs, instead the company just replaces the whole piece of the case that the battery is attached to. (Remember: fire + batteries = bad.) So iFixit had to take a slightly more ridiculous-looking approach: it developed a chemical solvent that can dissolve Apple’s adhesive so you can remove the old battery successfully. The location of the battery makes heating up the glue to weaken it unfeasible. The catch is that the process of actually replacing the battery isn’t exactly what you’d call simple. The kit comes with all the parts and instructions you’ll need to resurrect your aging MacBook Pro. The end result is the company’s new Battery Replacement Kits for 2012–2015 Retina MacBook Pros, which cost between $89.95 to $109.95, depending on your particular model.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT ON MACBOOK PRO RETINA UPGRADE
Still, the good folks over at iFixit believe that everyone should be able to repair, replace, and upgrade the gadgets that they own, and they’ve spent some serious time and effort coming up with a way to allow Retina MacBook Pro users to replace their batteries, allowing them to dramatically extend the usable lifespan of their laptops. The entire unit is physically glued in place with some industrial adhesive. Most parts are attached directly to the logic board, and the battery is particularly hostile to user replacement. If you own one of Apple’s Retina MacBook Pros (from 2012–2015, which is the model before the newest, Touch Bar-equipped iteration), then you know that they’re not exactly meant to be taken apart once you’ve bought one.
