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pake

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Sep 19, 2006
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Hello!
Packing up this morning I discovered that my MacBook pro's power adapter was leaking a yellow greasy substance through the openings left by the plastic flips where the cable gets stored.
I haven't submerged the adapter in anything, nor dropped any fluid into it. Could it be lubrication for the flips, or is something inside melting out? I cannot think of anything that could leak from a power adapter.
Any suggestions will be appreciated!
Thanks,
Paul
 
That's scary... I guess it might be the white plastic which is melting? I'd get a replacement immediately if that yellow substance came from within the power adapter.
 
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