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MacBook Air - New battery: suddenly undetected, will not charge

At the weekend I received a new (and apparently genuine) Apple branded battery for my MacBook Air 11 (early 2015). Fitted in quickly and it worked perfectly, showed full expected capacity and would charge and discharge no problem. I ran it through two charge cycles with no unexpected behaviour.

A couple of days later I turn it on in the morning (sitting attached to the MagSafe charger on power) to find no battery can be detected, at all. This includes within MacOS, CoconutBattery, and in Linux OSs I boot into. When I put my old battery in, it is detected and works fine.

I’ve tried (repeatedly) removing and re-seating the new battery, and also have reset the SMC and the PRAM. The weird thing is that (in Linux only) I can remove the power cable once the OS is running, and it will run ok for an extended time on the apparently undetectable battery.

I have a nasty feeling I damaged something in the Mac when I originally fitted the new battery - it’s possible I shorted something. But the fact that (i) the other battery behaves fine and (ii) the new battery worked perfectly for two days argues against this.

What do people think? Is it just the new battery that’s defective? Or have I damaged something on the motherboard?

=== Edited to add screenshots of Coconut

New Battery (not detected)

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New Battery system info

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Old Battery (detected)

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@quirky_cobra - Can you please post a snapshot of CoconutBattery so we can see what it is showing Agregar imágenes a una pregunta existente

Also where did you buy the battery?

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Cheers Dan - this was bought off ebay last week, arrived and fitted on Saturday. I'll get a shot of CoconutBattery - but in outline it shows essentially nothing for the (bad) battery, cannot detect its presence at all.

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@danj - added screenshots of CoconutBattery for the new (not detected) and old (working) battery. Thanks!

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Well the batteries micro-controller has failed, so the charging logic has no idea what the batteries status is.

Sadly, this is a bad battery. You’ll need to get a replacement from the seller otherwise its $$ for a new one from a better source.

FYI - Anyone can have anything marked on the battery. Apple does not sell parts directly (at least not yet) nor via any one else. You got a knockoff battery, the seller will imply you got a real Apple part which you didn’t.

Thats not to say you got a workable battery as many of the factories which make batteries send quite a few out the back door either as seconds or from a good paying reseller like iFixit who buys very large volumes.

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Righto, thanks Dan, this makes sense. I'm actually relieved in a way as I can get a refund for the battery pretty easily (if I'd damaged the main board that'd be a different story). Thanks again!

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