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Solve the Problem Red and Green Light in Magsafe?

Dear iFixit team

i got my MacBook in 2008 and am daily used

someday when i plugged the magsafe into my MacBook .. they doesn't charge it .

i put my battery in other MacBook and it's charge it fine ..

but in my MacBook doesn't working with battery (fully charged) until i plug the magesafe cable

and when am connected .. see what happen

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spAp0UwRw...

am open my MacBook and i check the magsafe and the connector of the battery ..

all of them its fine and working but the battery doesn't recognize and charge

so any idea how to fix that ?

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Contact Apple, tell them the problem and see if you're qualifies on the battery recall and/or magsafe recall.: http://www.apple.com/support/contact/pho...

Remove the battery and plug in the MagSafe and start up and tell us what happens with the light.

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am in arabic region .. there is no Contact for them .. that's why i asked there

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You can contact Apple all over the world. Just pick the closest country from the list on this link: http://www.apple.com/support/contact/pho...

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I feel that "call Apple" isn't really in the spirit of a website about repairing things.

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Well Ross, when there's a recall on something and you choose to ignore it...........

You can't fix stupid.

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Your machine is to young for a problem like that, you may need a new I/O board replacement. For now, make sure that the power adapter connector is free of any type of debris matter and that those small contact pins are not distorted in any way. Remove the battery prior to working with the AC adapter pins on your Macbook Pro and DO NOT use anything that might mess up that magnetize feature.

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I've tried replacing the I/O board on a macbook pro with this exact problem, and it didn't resolve the issue. It was a relatively inexpensive and easy repair that seems worth the chance.

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