Question:
Why are macbook pro chargers always overheating?
Robin
2013-07-13 21:26:34 UTC
I got a macbook pro back in 2011, the original charger over heated to the point a corner of the charger melted, turning the casing brown and burning through the protective white rubber around the cables of the adapter. I bought another apple brand charger which met a similar fate relatively quickly just as the first had. And so I tried a alternative charger (non apple brand), and it does the same as well. They have all heated up to the point where they are painful to touch or pick up. I have made sure the connecting between the magnet and the computer is clean, and still get the same effect. I unplug the charger the minute my laptop is fully charged and unplug it from the wall and disconnect it from the laptop. I never have it on any cloth, i don't have it incased in anything, its always on a cool, flat surface when i charge my laptop. So why does this keep happening? Its rather annoying to have to go out and buy a new charger so frequently (Every 3-6 months depending on how much I have to use my laptop). Is there a reason behind this?
Six answers:
t12_incomplete
2013-07-13 21:32:56 UTC
It could be you battery, I read an article about those batteries expanding after 450 charges, or around 2 years old? I don't know if that is the case, but I would contact Apple Tech Support and find out, bare in mind could be an expensive fix?
anonymous
2017-01-01 14:19:19 UTC
Macbook Pro Charger 2011
maclachlan
2016-11-09 09:25:00 UTC
Macbook Pro 2011 Charger
Dante
2015-08-19 12:42:50 UTC
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RE:

Why are macbook pro chargers always overheating?

I got a macbook pro back in 2011, the original charger over heated to the point a corner of the charger melted, turning the casing brown and burning through the protective white rubber around the cables of the adapter. I bought another apple brand charger which met a similar fate relatively quickly...
Innocent
2013-07-14 04:10:50 UTC
My question; what watts is your charger? I think if you are using orginal 85w Apple charger, it should work properly. If nothing help then your MacBook Pro logicboard/motherboard is causing it. It will need repair.



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2015-08-05 01:52:00 UTC
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