while pluged in it shows only green light and the laptop cant start but it on for a while then turns off and repate this.but if i pluged in a charge battery it starts fine and runs ok but still cant charge battery.i have change with new battery and charger alsoo but still same.i have also change charging ic near battery connector but still same.any ideas
macbook pro A1728 cant charge battery
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Re: macbook pro A1728 cant charge battery
Dear with me MacBook Pro A1502 EMC:2835 820-4924-A, problem give me x mark on battery, i replaced isl6259AHRTZ, R7120 0.02ohm, on one point gives me 15.94 and othere on 15.98 volt on battery jack 123pin 11.5 from battery and 4,5, 3.4v and pin 6 0.026 up and down... pls. help me out ........Comment
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Re: macbook pro A1728 cant charge battery
did anybody face this problem before......i also changed charging ic isl6259 three times but still same......with charger it wont turns on but keep on restarting but with a charged battery it turns on runs fine but shows not charging and charger light remains green....i changed magasafe also used ogignal also changed battery also but still same thingComment
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Re: macbook pro A1728 cant charge battery
Seems like something is trying to turn on and when that 12 volt device is not turned on or recognized as being turned on it then recycles. So there is a program loop that it is stuck in for what ever reason. If this was the intent of the programmer or the program is at fault.Comment
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