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Mid-2013 (1.7 intel core i7?) i think, still have it on high sierra.
I’m not entirely sure where this originated, but i know it began with it randomly shutting off once, then a few more times soon after i started the laptop. A Google search said that i should clean out the fan because it is shutting off due to overheating so i did this ((it seemed random enough that it was likely, and i couldn’t hear the fan)), but i didn’t disconnect the battery. I’m not entirely sure when this current conundrum specifically started, but probably one of those random shut offs had it stay at 80%, and now whenever i disconnect the charger, it shuts off. Turning it back on brings me to the same fate each time.
- I’ve tried a bunch of different ways of restarting the SMC thingy, but i may have missed a couple/conducted them incorrectly. Many sites say that i need to disconnect and reconnect the battery to do this, but i don’t want to open up the back again if i can. - I’m pretty sure the battery is fine, not perfect but far from dead. - The system report is telling me that it is not charging and coconutBattery that it is charging with 0 watts, but otherwise that it is at 80%, not charging, but connected to a power adapter. I restarted with a recovery reset and it said that the battery is at 76%, seconded again by coconutBattery and a system report.
In all, i’m confused. I bet there’s an issue with the software getting confused or some mumbo jumbo, but i really don’t know.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Edit: Also, closing the laptop lid used to shut it off ((i think that was whilst it was shutting off randomly)), but that doesn’t do it anymore.
-I forgot to include this last night, but my charger is a 45W Magsafe 2 Adapter, and it doesn’t seem to be doing anything ((it doesn’t get very warm at all well in use, when that usually is the case)).
+I forgot to include this last night, but my charger is a 45W Magsafe 2 Adapter, and it doesn’t seem to be doing anything ((it doesn’t get very warm at all while in use, when that usually is the case)).

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MacBook Air 13" Mid 2013

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MacBook Air a1466 turns off when charger is disconnected

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Mid-2013 (1.7 intel core i7?) i think, still have it on high sierra.
I’m not entirely sure where this originated, but i know it began with it randomly shutting off once, then a few more times soon after i started the laptop. A Google search said that i should clean out the fan because it is shutting off due to overheating so i did this ((it seemed random enough that it was likely, and i couldn’t hear the fan)), but i didn’t disconnect the battery. I’m not entirely sure when this current conundrum specifically started, but probably one of those random shut offs had it stay at 80%, and now whenever i disconnect the charger, it shuts off. Turning it back on brings me to the same fate each time.
- I’ve tried a bunch of different ways of restarting the SMC thingy, but i may have missed a couple/conducted them incorrectly. Many sites say that i need to disconnect and reconnect the battery to do this, but i don’t want to open up the back again if i can. - I’m pretty sure the battery is fine, not perfect but far from dead. - The system report is telling me that it is not charging and coconutBattery that it is charging with 0 watts, but otherwise that it is at 80%, not charging, but connected to a power adapter. I restarted with a recovery reset and it said that the battery is at 76%, seconded again by coconutBattery and a system report.
In all, i’m confused. I bet there’s an issue with the software getting confused or some mumbo jumbo, but i really don’t know.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Edit: Also, closing the laptop lid used to shut it off ((i think that was whilst it was shutting off randomly)), but that doesn’t do it anymore.
I forgot to include this last night, but my charger is a 45W Magsafe 2 Adapter, and it doesn’t seem to be doing anything ((it doesn’t get very warm at all well in use, when that usually is the case)).
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-Also, i’m finally getting told to “Service Battery” since the most recent shut off.

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MacBook Air a1466 turns off when charger is disconnected

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Mid-2013 (1.7 intel core i7?) i think, still have it on high sierra.
I’m not entirely sure where this originated, but i know it began with it randomly shutting off once, then a few more times soon after i started the laptop. A Google search said that i should clean out the fan because it is shutting off due to overheating so i did this ((it seemed random enough that it was likely, and i couldn’t hear the fan)), but i didn’t disconnect the battery. I’m not entirely sure when this current conundrum specifically started, but probably one of those random shut offs had it stay at 80%, and now whenever i disconnect the charger, it shuts off. Turning it back on brings me to the same fate each time.
- I’ve tried a bunch of different ways of restarting the SMC thingy, but i may have missed a couple/conducted them incorrectly. Many sites say that i need to disconnect and reconnect the battery to do this, but i don’t want to open up the back again if i can. - I’m pretty sure the battery is fine, not perfect but far from dead. - The system report is telling me that it is not charging and coconutBattery that it is charging with 0 watts, but otherwise that it is at 80%, not charging, but connected to a power adapter. I restarted with a recovery reset and it said that the battery is at 76%, seconded again by coconutBattery and a system report.
In all, i’m confused. I bet there’s an issue with the software getting confused or some mumbo jumbo, but i really don’t know.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
+Edit: Also, closing the laptop lid used to shut it off ((i think that was whilst it was shutting off randomly)), but that doesn’t do it anymore.
+I forgot to include this last night, but my charger is a 45W Magsafe 2 Adapter, and it doesn’t seem to be doing anything ((it doesn’t get very warm at all well in use, when that usually is the case)).
-Edit: Also, closing the laptop lid used to shut it off ((i think that was whilst it was shutting off randomly)), but that doesn’t do it anymore.
+Also, i’m finally getting told to “Service Battery” since the most recent shut off.

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MacBook Air a1466 turns off when charger is disconnected

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Mid-2013 (1.7 intel core i7?) i think, still have it on high sierra.
I’m not entirely sure where this originated, but i know it began with it randomly shutting off once, then a few more times soon after i started the laptop. A Google search said that i should clean out the fan because it is shutting off due to overheating so i did this ((it seemed random enough that it was likely, and i couldn’t hear the fan)), but i didn’t disconnect the battery. I’m not entirely sure when this current conundrum specifically started, but probably one of those random shut offs had it stay at 80%, and now whenever i disconnect the charger, it shuts off. Turning it back on brings me to the same fate each time.
- I’ve tried a bunch of different ways of restarting the SMC thingy, but i may have missed a couple/conducted them incorrectly. Many sites say that i need to disconnect and reconnect the battery to do this, but i don’t want to open up the back again if i can. - I’m pretty sure the battery is fine, not perfect but far from dead. - The system report is telling me that it is not charging and coconutBattery that it is charging with 0 watts, but otherwise that it is at 80%, not charging, but connected to a power adapter. I restarted with a recovery reset and it said that the battery is at 76%, seconded again by coconutBattery and a system report.
+In all, i’m confused. I bet there’s an issue with the software getting confused or some mumbo jumbo, but i really don’t know.
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Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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+Edit: Also, closing the laptop lid used to shut it off ((i think that was whilst it was shutting off randomly)), but that doesn’t do it anymore.

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MacBook Air a1466 turns off when charger is disconnected

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Mid-2013 (1.7 intel core i7?) i think, still have it on high sierra.

I’m not entirely sure where this originated, but i know it began with it randomly shutting off once, then a few more times soon after i started the laptop. A Google search said that i should clean out the fan because it is shutting off due to overheating so i did this ((it seemed random enough that it was likely, and i couldn’t hear the fan)), but i didn’t disconnect the battery. I’m not entirely sure when this current conundrum specifically started, but probably one of those random shut offs had it stay at 80%, and now whenever i disconnect the charger, it shuts off. Turning it back on brings me to the same fate each time.

- I’ve tried a bunch of different ways of restarting the SMC thingy, but i may have missed a couple/conducted them incorrectly. Many sites say that i need to disconnect and reconnect the battery to do this, but i don’t want to open up the back again if i can. - I’m pretty sure the battery is fine, not perfect but far from dead. - The system report is telling me that it is not charging and coconutBattery that it is charging with 0 watts, but otherwise that it is at 80%, not charging, but connected to a power adapter. I restarted with a recovery reset and it said that the battery is at 76%, seconded again by coconutBattery and a system report.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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