Wasn't sure where to put this, so apologies in advance.
Just plugged in my 2 week old MBP charger into an extension socket and hear a loud bang and smelling burning, so quickly turn off the socket at the wall. Upon removing the charger from the extension socket there appeared to be no outward sign of damage. Thinking it was the extension socket, I then try to plug the charger into the wall socket but no light comes on and it's not charging the MBP...figured the plug itself (not the charger part) must have blown so change that with an old one I have lying around but again I hear a bang and smell burning with the charger not working again
. Finally I've just taken it around my friends house and tried plugging it in again with a new plug and same thing happens.
Obviously the charger must be defective in some way for it blow three plugs? Taking it back to Apple to get it exchanged but now out by 3 plugs
Currently have my MBP hooked up to my old white Macbook charger, which I know is not suitable but have no choice as I need to use it and battery is almost gone
Just wanted to vent I guess
Just plugged in my 2 week old MBP charger into an extension socket and hear a loud bang and smelling burning, so quickly turn off the socket at the wall. Upon removing the charger from the extension socket there appeared to be no outward sign of damage. Thinking it was the extension socket, I then try to plug the charger into the wall socket but no light comes on and it's not charging the MBP...figured the plug itself (not the charger part) must have blown so change that with an old one I have lying around but again I hear a bang and smell burning with the charger not working again
Obviously the charger must be defective in some way for it blow three plugs? Taking it back to Apple to get it exchanged but now out by 3 plugs
Currently have my MBP hooked up to my old white Macbook charger, which I know is not suitable but have no choice as I need to use it and battery is almost gone
Just wanted to vent I guess