J johndavidwright macrumors member Original poster 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 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 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 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 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 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