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Your MacBook Isn’t Charging

At ProFix, we know how annoying it can be when your MacBook won’t charge. The problem could be a broken charging cable, a power adapter that’s not working, or even something wrong with the MacBook itself. But don’t worry – our team of skilled technicians can figure out what’s going wrong and fix it quickly and efficiently.

Our MacBook charging repair services cover everything. This includes cleaning the charging port, replacing any damaged cables, and even fixing or replacing the internal charging system of the MacBook. We only use real Apple parts, so you can be sure your device is getting top-notch care. With our help, your MacBook will be fully charged and ready to use again in no time. We are Toronto’s best MackBook repair service.

Why Your MacBook Won’t Charge

There can be many reasons why a MacBook might not charge or hold a charge. Some common problems could be using a charger that’s broken or not compatible, a damaged charging cable or adapter, or a blocked or broken charging port. Dust or dirt in the charging port can also stop your MacBook from charging. Sometimes, the issue might be as simple as a loose connection between the charging cable and your MacBook. Less often, the problem could be with the MacBook’s software or a bad outlet/power source. To fix the problem, it’s important to figure out exactly what’s causing it.

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Common Reasons Macbook Wont Charge

Most Common Reasons MacBook Not Charging

Although there are many reasons an MacBook won’t charge or hold a charge, we take a look at the most common reasons that your MacBook won’t charge below.

  • Battery Protection
  • Charging Cable and Adapter Issues
  • Faulty Charger
  • Battery Health
  • Hardware Inspection
  • Battery-Draining Apps
  • USB-C Cable Limitations
  • Battery Charge Limit
  • Faulty Batteries or Chargers

If you are unable to diagnose why your MacBook won’t charge or hold a charge, it might be time to bring it in to ProFix. We offer fast MacBook repairs at very competitive pricing.

How To Fix MacBook Not Charging Issues

Is your MacBook Not Charging? There are some simple steps you can take yourself. One or a combination of these steps may solve the issue.

Inspect the Charging Cable

Inspect the Adaptor

Clean the Charging Port

Try a Different Charger

Reset the System Management Controller

Check Battery Health

If you are unable to resolve the issue yourself, give us a call or stop in with your MacBook and we will get your MacBook charging again.

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Macbook Repair - Models We Fix

We're capable of fixing any generation of MacBook models, as long as the necessary parts are accessible. Feel free to reach out to us or drop by our location, and we'll advise you on the most effective strategy for repairing your MacBook, MacBook Pro, or MacBook Air.

  • MacBook Air (M1, 2020)
  • MacBook Air (Intel-based)
  • MacBook Pro 13-inch (M1, 2020)
  • MacBook Pro 13-inch (Intel-based)
  • MacBook Pro 16-inch (Intel-based)

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MacBook Not Charging FAQs

  • Why won't my MacBook charge when plugged in?

    There could be several reasons for your MacBook not charging. This could be due to issues with the charger or cable, dust or debris in the charging port, a faulty battery, or software issues. It’s essential to identify the exact cause to find the right solution.

  • How can I fix a MacBook that won't charge?
    Some potential solutions include checking your charger and cable for damage, cleaning your charging port, trying a different charger, resetting the System Management Controller (SMC), and checking the health of your battery. If these steps don’t work, you may need professional help.

  • How can I check the health of my MacBook's battery?
    You can check the health of your MacBook’s battery by clicking on the Apple icon in the top left corner, then selecting “About This Mac” > “System Report” > “Power”. If the condition listed is anything other than “Normal”, you might need to replace your battery.

  • What does it mean if my MacBook's battery condition is listed as "Service Recommended"?
    If your MacBook’s battery condition is listed as “Service Recommended”, this means your battery is significantly less capable than when it was new, and you should consider replacing it. You can continue to use your battery before it’s checked without harming your computer.

  • Can I replace the battery in my MacBook myself?
    While it’s technically possible to replace a MacBook battery yourself, it’s generally not recommended unless you have experience with electronics repair. Incorrectly replacing a battery could cause damage to your MacBook. It’s best to bring your MacBook to ProFix for repair.

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