Well, you’ve got a bad battery! As the onboard micro controller chip within it or the connection to your system is not working so the sensor data is not getting to SMC.
I would contact the store which sold you the battery (if its new) to get yours exchanged if you can, otherwise you’ll need another new one ;-{
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Clearly your systems bath caused more issues here if you are still using the original battery. Time to take pictures of the logic board looking at both sides as you could still have corrosion damage on the charging logic. Post the issues so we can see how things look. [guide|21499]. Follow this guide to take it out [guide|27662]
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Clearly your systems bath caused more issues here if you are still using the original battery. Time to take pictures of the logic board looking at both sides as you could still have corrosion damage on the charging logic. Post the images so we can see how things look. [guide|21499]. Follow this guide to take it out [guide|27662]
Well, you’ve got a bad battery! As the onboard micro controller chip within it or the connection to your system is not working so the sensor data is not getting to SMC.
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I would contact the store which sold you the battery (if its new) to get your exchanged if you can otherwise you’ll need another new one ;-{
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I would contact the store which sold you the battery (if its new) to get yours exchanged if you can, otherwise you’ll need another new one ;-{
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Clearly your systems bath caused more issues here if you are still using the original battery. Time to take pictures of the logic board looking at both sides as you could still have corrosion damage on the charging logic. Post the issues so we can see how things look. [guide|21499]. Follow this guide to take it out [https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Pro+15-Inch+Retina+Display+Mid+2014+Logic+Board+Replacement/27662]
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Clearly your systems bath caused more issues here if you are still using the original battery. Time to take pictures of the logic board looking at both sides as you could still have corrosion damage on the charging logic. Post the issues so we can see how things look. [guide|21499]. Follow this guide to take it out [guide|27662]
Well, you’ve got a bad battery! As the onboard micro controller chip within it or the connection to your system is not working so the sensor data is not getting to SMC.
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I would contact the store which sold you the battery to get your exchanged if you can otherwise you’ll need a new one ;-{
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I would contact the store which sold you the battery (if its new) to get your exchanged if you can otherwise you’ll need another new one ;-{
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Clearly your systems bath caused more issues here if you are still using the original battery. Time to take pictures of the logic board looking at both sides as you could still have corrosion damage on the charging logic. Post the issues so we can see how things look. [guide|21499]. Follow this guide to take it out [https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Pro+15-Inch+Retina+Display+Mid+2014+Logic+Board+Replacement/27662]
Well, you’ve got a bad battery! As the onboard micro controller chip within it or the connection to your system is not working so the sensor data is not getting to SMC.
I would contact the store which sold you the battery to get your exchanged if you can otherwise you’ll need a new one ;-{