J johndavidwright macrumors member Original poster Dec 15, 2008 42 0 Dec 12, 2009 #1 I have a MacBook Pro (early 07). I was wondering what it took Apple to replace a battery. I ran a coconutBattery test and it says my battery's capacity is 67%. 5500 mAh original and it now has 3701 mAh. It's had 376 cycles. What do you think?
I have a MacBook Pro (early 07). I was wondering what it took Apple to replace a battery. I ran a coconutBattery test and it says my battery's capacity is 67%. 5500 mAh original and it now has 3701 mAh. It's had 376 cycles. What do you think?
dukebound85 macrumors Core Jul 17, 2005 19,218 4,342 5045 feet above sea level Dec 12, 2009 #2 you have to buy a new one if you want it replaced why would apple replace it? it is known batt's degrade over time
you have to buy a new one if you want it replaced why would apple replace it? it is known batt's degrade over time
J johndavidwright macrumors member Original poster Dec 15, 2008 42 0 Dec 12, 2009 #3 dukebound85 said: you have to buy a new one if you want it replaced why would apple replace it? it is known batt's degrade over time Click to expand... I didn't know if that was irregular wear or not. Just trying not to spend $130 on a new battery.
dukebound85 said: you have to buy a new one if you want it replaced why would apple replace it? it is known batt's degrade over time Click to expand... I didn't know if that was irregular wear or not. Just trying not to spend $130 on a new battery.
dukebound85 macrumors Core Jul 17, 2005 19,218 4,342 5045 feet above sea level Dec 12, 2009 #4 johndavidwright said: I didn't know if that was irregular wear or not. Just trying not to spend $130 on a new battery. Click to expand... have you calibrated it recently? unless your batt is like bulging, i doubt they would replace it with that said, you can always ask. worst they can say is no. best is if they decide to just replace it (though i think its very unlikely)
johndavidwright said: I didn't know if that was irregular wear or not. Just trying not to spend $130 on a new battery. Click to expand... have you calibrated it recently? unless your batt is like bulging, i doubt they would replace it with that said, you can always ask. worst they can say is no. best is if they decide to just replace it (though i think its very unlikely)
J johndavidwright macrumors member Original poster Dec 15, 2008 42 0 Dec 12, 2009 #5 dukebound85 said: have you calibrated it recently? unless your batt is like bulging, i doubt they would replace it with that said, you can always ask. worst they can say is no. best is if they decide to just replace it (though i think its very unlikely) Click to expand... To calibrate it, do I just run the battery through a full cycle?
dukebound85 said: have you calibrated it recently? unless your batt is like bulging, i doubt they would replace it with that said, you can always ask. worst they can say is no. best is if they decide to just replace it (though i think its very unlikely) Click to expand... To calibrate it, do I just run the battery through a full cycle?
gr8tfly macrumors 603 Oct 29, 2006 5,333 100 ~119W 34N Dec 12, 2009 #6 johndavidwright said: To calibrate it, do I just run the battery through a full cycle? Click to expand... This should help: Apple Portables: Calibrating your computer's battery for best performance
johndavidwright said: To calibrate it, do I just run the battery through a full cycle? Click to expand... This should help: Apple Portables: Calibrating your computer's battery for best performance