Chances are very great they won't replace it unless it's below 80%, as stated in the FAQ I just posted, but it doesn't cost anything but time to take it in. Your cycles and health are well within acceptable guidelines for a healthy battery.
No, it won't harm anything at all. Also, if you haven't already, I suggest calibrating, using the steps in the link I posted. It really will be helpful if you read all of that FAQ.
It doesn't matter which order. Resetting SMC is very fast, so I'd do that first, then calibrate as soon as you're able.
Quad5Ny said:
For reference, the explanation of calibration, as well as the link and the quoted steps also appear in the Battery FAQ I posted.
Also as explained in the FAQ, your battery health will fluctuate both up and down over time. It's perfectly normal.
You didn't step on my toes. As I said, for the benefit of reference, if one bookmarks the FAQ, they'll also have access to that link, as well as a lot more links and information on batteries and charging. I wasn't implying anything wrong with your post. It's always good to have people posting accurate, factual information. There are too many in the forum who don't.
