The whole problem is that the computer will not turn on - pressing the power button on the keyboard does nothing. I have also tried without the battery in, incase the battery is causing the problem and the magsafe indicator just stays green. When I plug in the charger, it light's up green and then turns to orange (with battery in laptop). However, the keyboard is still quite sticky and obviously I don't want to have to take the whole laptop apart to find there is nothing really wrong with the keyboard. I have taken apart the computer bit by bit cleaning off any residue with Isoprene and electrical contact cleaner so it looks perfectly fine now. If that doesn't happen, we recommend leaving your notebook to charge for at least thirty minutes to one hour (to be on the safe side).I have a MacBook Air 13" A1466 that is a friend of mine who split green tea and honey all over it leaving sticky residue over the logic board and keyboard. Your MacBook Pro/Air should power on after charging it for around ten minutes. What To Do If Your MacBook Won’t Turn on Despite Being Plugged-In? You’ll need to power your MacBook on, boot it up, and then check the top-right corner of your MacBook’s screen. Therefore, the only way of checking its battery-related stats is via macOS. MacBook Pro/Air models relased in the last couple of years come with a USB-C adapter (which doesn’t have a light indicator).And if the light shines green, that indicates that your MacBook is fully charged.
If that light is orange/amber, that means that your MacBook is charging at the moment. Older MacBook Pro/Air models as well as the 2021 MacBook Pro models come with a MagSafe power adapter (which has a light indicator built-in).How to Know If Your MacBook Pro/Air Is Fully Charged?ĭepending on the age of your MacBook Pro/Air, there are different ways to check whether your notebook is fully charged. On average, it takes around three hours to charge those specific models fully. Recently introduced MacBooks powered by the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips enable fast charging, but they still require around two hours for their battery to reach its full charge. We also now have MacBooks powered by ' Apple Silicon' chips.
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