MacBook does not enter safe sleep after battery replacement.

Hi all

I recently got my MacBook battery replaced and an aftermarket battery was used. It works and powers on the computer but for some reason, when the battery reaches 0%, it just stays there and when the computer shuts off, it doesn't enter safe sleep. Instead, the computer just shuts off. And when I push the power button, I don't even get the low battery icon or any fan spin it's just dead. After plugging in my computer, instead of resuming where I left off like with my old battery, all the apps have to reopen from the start.

I would have expected it to hibernate or enter safe sleep upon low battery percentages like with the factory battery.

Is this something that should work or is this just a limitation of aftermarket batteries? Maybe the aftermarket battery I have isn't the best as it's shown 89.5 degrees and never changed. On a different MacBook I had, I got an egoway battery for my 2015 MacBook Air and safe sleep was supported. Or is this just a defect with my battery?

I already did the whole SMC/PRAM reset stuff and I got the same thing. Or should I calibrate it one more time and see what happens?

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There are 3 or 4 files under library/Preferences/ com.apple.Power*, delete them, empty the trash, restart, did that make any difference?

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Your batteries temp is a bit high, are you running a heavy process game or video rendering?

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