MacBook Pro leakage of electricity problem solved

MacBook Pro or any MacBook when connected for charging with supplied power adapter, leaks electric current and the user can feel a slight to a moderate tingling electric shocks while using the MacBook. I have analysed the root cause of the issue and have a solution to this problem which is narrated in this video.
There is also a short replaceable duck-head adapter with ground pin available at Amazon USA, I have placed the link below. I believe this is much more portable.
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Amazon India: CABLESETC Replacement US Pin DuckHead Extension Power Adapters Cord for Apple MacBook Air Pro (White) www.amazon.in/...

[@arpita0608]

Same for me that too new machine...I don't understand apple is making this premium machine, the product is soo expensive but don't give a simple 3 pin charger

[@automotriztechnica]

Agree with your thoughts 😊

[@thebornprince1]

Thank you very much. I bought my MacBook Air 2020, in Bengaluru and it was shipped to Pune as as soon as I connected it to Charging I felt the Static Current on the MacBook Air. Contacted Apple Support and they call from Singapore with NO SOLUTION and advised me to visit their Customer Care Centres Unicorn, Viman Nagar. I was shocked to find utter rude staff there who was ready to listed to my issue and kept telling me that the tingling sensation of electricity is normal for MacBooks. Rather they connected a couple of Devices to show that static current on a Mac is simply normal and there's no solution whatsoever. I then Googled and found your video, and the issue of Static Current has been RESOLVED after buying the cable from Amazon. To my unfortunate luck, Amazon is now not showing up the link as I wanted to order one more cable for myself. Thank you for doing a deep drive and providing a resolution with such ease.

[@automotriztechnica]

I am glad that this video has helped. Your comments means a lot to me. Thanks a lot !

[@rajendrabiswas]

Same for me Apple care is bullshiting and telling it is normal

[@iitmadrasgraded]

​@@rajendrabiswasI got doa letter and got new piece, 16 inch pro yet same issue.

[@ProTipsss]

Agreed! And I applied the same patch on my mobile charger. I attach the body of the usb with earth and it actually resolve the leakage current issue. Thanks 🙂

[@automotriztechnica]

Hi Pratip, that will work. Please ensure that the body contacts from USB is earthed properly. If any other lines come in contact they might get short. Anything ON & OFF will lead to some stray currents.

[@kousalyabhat8802]

Hi there,... Thank you so much for this video. I was surfing the internet all these days to get rid of electric surges from Mac book and none of them helped me. I got this cable today for my Laptop and it worked like a magic. Once again thank you soo much.

[@automotriztechnica]

I am glad that this video helped you, thanks 👍

[@rs12393]

I'm Same problem facing Should I bring this cable?

[@iitmadrasgraded]

Facing same tingling Static current issue with macbook pro 16 inches, with 140 watt fast charger.. Will Amazon one cablestec cable fix it as Apple one is not available.

[@iitmadrasgraded]

Facing same tingling Static current issue with macbook pro 16 inches, with 140 watt fast charger.. Will Amazon one cablestec cable fix it as Apple one is not available.

[@automotriztechnica]

Yes, the issue gets fixed with the 3 pin header cable, provided you have earthing at home electrical outlets

[@garvbatra7]

Bro did your Cablestec worked ?

[@iitmadrasgraded]

@@garvbatra7 plz go ahead with the official apple one @1700-1900.. I used that only. Why to take risk with a 2-3 lakh INR laptop

[@garvbatra7]

@@iitmadrasgraded yaaa bro make sense but yesterday I tried if I could feel those charges but I couldn't earlier I use to feel it

[@happyandeasysamayal1286]

I neglected to fix this problem and continued working for the last 7 months with mild electric shocks that occurs while charging... And today my battery is dead and there is mild crack on the mouse pad due to battery buldge... So, everyone fix this issue ASAP to save your MAC...

[@automotriztechnica]

Thanks for sharing your experience, it really helps. It is important to ground leaking stray currents as that can damage peripheral components.

[@shivanshsharma4916]

OMG bro I'm scared now 😭

[@yestodo9999]

still getting leakage of current small shocks from MacBook Pro even after using apple orginal extension cable Any solution please???

[@automotriztechnica]

Please check your Home's earthing is proper, the earthing should be at 0-3V from Neutral line.

[@yestodo9999]

@@automotriztechnica will it effect my macbook pro if i won't fix electricity ??

[@automotriztechnica]

@@yestodo9999 Yes, Anything unwanted potential or a current that flows through the system and your body causing small shocks causes issues, the results can occur over a period of time, so I would request you to get the house earthing checked first and work on the cable. Also there should be connectivity between cable's Earth pin of the plug and the MacBook body, it works best. If there is no continuity then the cable is at fault. You mentioned Apple cable, does it have 3 pins that goes to mains supply?

[@lohithkumar8298]

Couldn't find the link if Amazon for the cord

[@automotriztechnica]

It’s here. You need 3 pin one CABLESETC Replacement US Plug 3Pin DuckHead Extension Power Cord For Macbook Air Pro Power Adapters (WHITE) 1.8m 6 feet amzn.eu/d/6qxx6xv

[@darshanprakash]

you're a life savior, thanks brother!

[@automotriztechnica]

Thanks for your inspiring comment, I am glad that you liked the video 🙂

[@rajendrabiswas]

Will the Apple official extension cable also Solve the issue ? But has only 2 pins

[@automotriztechnica]

3 pins are must, the 3rd pin connects your earthing of the house

[@garvbatra7]

will this electricity leakage problem damage my Mac in future or is it okay to leave like that , the apple extension is very expensive an generic ones of amazon can't be trusted due to bad reviews

[@automotriztechnica]

With long term of leakage of current from the power supply is not good for semiconductors and battery and overall the system. I am not sure of Apple extension cord; but I am using CABLESETC 3 pin extension cord since 2019 and I’m still using it on my MacBook Pro. For sinking current to the earth you need 3-pin cord and house earthing should be proper. Any electrical equipment where there is a leakage of stray current is harmful to the equipment and the whole peripherals that you connect to it. Alternatively, you may use isolation transformers which are again way too costly and bulky equipment.

[@geraldine.uokwuba77]

Thanks

[@automotriztechnica]

You are welcome 🙏

[@Subho1994]

When I am charging my macbook air M1 at that time my touch id not functioning properly….I think after watching your video it may be due to leakage electric field which is making some kind of interference in that sensor

[@automotriztechnica]

Thanks for sharing this info, quite possible, if there are debug logs from the system that will be of much help like "dmesg" etc.

[@maryamhanaa6096]

Thank you for your help, but I already have this adapter, nothing improved, the same problem, should I've contact the company

[@automotriztechnica]

Before contacting the Apple, please check your earthing if it is really present or OPEN. Either call an electrician to check this. I used a multi-meter, placing it in AC Voltage mode, checked the voltage between Earth & Neutral, ideally that will be around 0 to 5V. If you are using a Spike Buster or Extension Box, please check the spike buster or extension box if it has proper earthing. Please note that only skilled technical personnel should do it with proper care else it is hazardous.

[@tejasdhamnaskar67]

Thoda sa dimaag use kr k bina kisi ki help se aur aisi fancy wires se u can solve it

[@varungupta3260]

Will it work for macbook air M1 2020 ?!? 30W

[@automotriztechnica]

Yes, it will work as the Duck Head adapter pin is compatible to the cable.

[@jumanar]

I actually have the one that came with my old MacBook Pro 2013, can I use it with my brand new MacBook Pro 2021 m1 pro ? will it affect on charging speed ? or cause any damages ? Thank you so much for such a video.

[@automotriztechnica]

You can use it until the Duck Head Adapter is same for the supplied charger

[@alphacoder3822]

i have the same problem with the external monitor HDMI cable as well so not just with the charger.

[@automotriztechnica]

If your external monitor adapter has a 3-pin socket, that will solve the issue. Also, your house earthing should be proper.

[@sindhunilroy4350]

My 20w apple charger for phone leaks current,and this tingling issue happens in the sides of my phone.what should i do? Please reply

[@automotriztechnica]

The 20W Apple charger should be of type-C, please see if you change the charger the leakage is still there or try with another brand that has type-C charger port. I believe you cannot connect a duck head and hence if this is with all the chargers you might go for a lower wattage charger. Another way is to charge the phone using wireless charger.

[@sindhunilroy4350]

@@automotriztechnica yeah this 20w charger I use is type c made by apple. I haven’t tested with different chargers as I don’t have any. I bought a comparatively slower charger of 12w whose duckhead can be replaced with a 3pin but couldn’t find any proper duckhead but the static discharge amount is very less in 12w than the 20w ones, so using the 12w charger.

[@automotriztechnica]

@@sindhunilroy4350 We get the 3-pin duck head with cable in India 🇮🇳, in US you have cable-less, hence you can select which one to use based on your needs and location. Good luck 👍

[@adityakardile8210]

Sir is it safe to use non Apple extension cable like this? Does it cause any harm to our MacBook?

[@automotriztechnica]

It doesn’t cause harm to your MacBook. Please ensure that the Earthing is done properly for the building where you stay. It is a simple electrical necessity that all other laptop and computer manufacturers provide their OEM Power Adapters with earthing pin.

[@KidsIQClub]

Nice informative video sir , I will fix the tingling in my MacBook Air soon 👍👍👍👍

[@automotriztechnica]

Hi Ranjith, I am glad that this video helped you. Thanks for your comments.

[@iitmadrasgraded]

Did it fix yours

[@rajendrabiswas]

Is using the default adapter bad for the Mac ? I mean can it fry ?

[@automotriztechnica]

It won’t fry, but the leakage current is uncomfortable to the user. Any leakage current is not good for the components

[@rajendrabiswas]

sir will using 3rd party wire like cablesetc affect the Mac also ?

[@automotriztechnica]

No, it won’t affect the device. It has additional earthing wire that connects and house earthing and any leakage current sink into earthing.

[@manttest]

I do see this issue in all apple products( iPhone , iPad, MacBook) in home , even I checked earthing problem as mentioned in video, everything looks good, but still I do see same issue. Even I tried in my neighbours house , still I see issue. Any idea , what might be the issue apple ?

[@automotriztechnica]

iPad & iMac you can use the same solution with Earthing 3 -pin wire for the Adapter to suppress leakage current, but the iPhone you don't have any adapter with 3-pin, you can leverage Power Bank for iPhone in this regard. Its the leakage stray current that you get a mild buzz when touched the system's body. Since you have already checked the electricals and earthing of your house, please check what is the voltage you get between Neutral & Earth pins of the socket on Multimeter in DC mode? A proper earthing should give you 3V - 5V and please see if you have a spike buster that has some LEDs on it for showing phase reversals etc., these are sometimes dangerous and leak current into earthing.

[@AB-pk5wf]

It happens with my IPad air4 🤧. Is that normal ?🤧

[@automotriztechnica]

No, that is not normal, you can please check with a different adapter first, if problem persists please apply this solution.

[@thebutterboy7910]

I got 3 pin adapter with my mac pro 14". But my whole house/home electric wire is not earthing proof. That is why i feel still MacBook electric shock leakage issues. Could you please tell me any other solutions? Thanks in Advance

[@automotriztechnica]

First resolution is your house earthing, second resolution is an isolation transformer which is a very costly option.

[@saandeepbhatia9]

Can I use this for the M1 MacBook Air 2020 model.. it’s adapter is 30w but the cable on amazon shows 45w as min capacity.. will it works safely ? What model is your Mac ?

[@automotriztechnica]

It will work irrespective of the adapter’s wattage. It just provides additional earth wire through the cable and connectivity to the Mac Body. I have a Mac Book Pro

[@Nikhil-zj3py]

hi i ordered the cablesetc extension cord but the magsafe charger is getting pretty hot while charging. is it normal?

[@automotriztechnica]

Please check the wattage of the adapter and the adapter gets hot during charging but not very hot

[@benmargolis1]

What is the difference between using an apple extension cord and a power strip (which does not fix the problem in my experience)?

[@automotriztechnica]

The power strip should have 3 pin AC sockets and your electrical wirings should have earthing done properly, else 3-pin will not work and issue will persist.

[@tashporreca7645]

any other recommendations on the 3 prong chord from amazon? must be an issue because its over $800 for the chord on amazon it says...

[@automotriztechnica]

In India it is now 899 INR, I believe its 9.25 $ on US Amazon website. Here is the link - a.co/d/d4TBgao There are alternatives to this as connecting the macbook body to Earthing of your house somehow but that is not a recommended procedure due to safety norms. Also, if you connect an external monitor through the Thunderbolt port, this issue is not seen if the monitor's AC supply has a proper earthing.

[@vishalbajaj8934]

Thanks for your valuable suggestions. Have few queries, please let me know how can i connect with u. Thanks

[@automotriztechnica]

You can send me an email at [e-mail]

[@balakrishnachandrasekaran6223]

I don't see this product available anymore Do you have any other options?

[@shivamsbansal]

It is available now

[@automotriztechnica]

It’s is still there and prices look to be revised to 899 INR on the same link of Amazon

[@lyllies1130]

I´ll give it a try

[@rs12393]

Im facing same issue Should i bring this cable? I have MacBook Air

[@automotriztechnica]

Sure Radha Ji, please get one cable, it will be safe to protect your MacBook Air from such current leaks. Also, earthing protects from any other static charges too 💐

[@rs12393]

Thank you I realised this problem yesterday can you tell me it that from beginning ? but caught it late ! Because I am confused about this when it started ? or is it from beginning ? And should I buy cable from apple only or any brand cable I can use?

[@automotriztechnica]

@@rs12393 Dear Radha Ji, there is no issue with your MacBook Air, it is the problem of the Apple’s charger design. So nothing to worry about it. No need to take it to Service Center etc. Simplest way is to buy a 3-pin cable with the DuckHead from Amazon India or a direct 3-Pin DuckHead (Available on US Amazon), the later does not have thick wire. Nischinta Rahaa 💐 Reason is all the higher wattage chargers need a 3rd pin in the charger itself so that any leakage current from the Power Supply, Switch Mode components and the DC converter circuit inside the adapter should be well grounded and it goes to the body and the 3rd pin is connected to the earthing pin of your building/ house electrical outlet. Apple does not have this 3-pin DuckHead nor a cable but provided by 3rd party, I am not sure why Apple still sticks on to this design. If you see Lenovo/HP/Dell laptop charger, they already give such type of cables, hence you won’t feel the shocks/buzz effect when you touch the metal hinges. If you still have doubts please drop a mail: [e-mail]

[@rs12393]

Thank you sir @@automotriztechnica

[@automotriztechnica]

@@rs12393 You are welcome 👍 Please do subscribe the channel as well 😊

[@nareshyerraguntla1705]

How it fixes the problem?. You are connecting 3 pin plug one end(PowerPoint) the other end still it has 2 pin how the excess power will go to earth line

[@automotriztechnica]

The Earth pin from the 3 pin mains, which is in the center is connected to a metal strip in the center groove of the plug which connects to the adapter. You can check the continuity using a multimeter which I did before using it.

[@dilukabeylk]

I suppose the there is a current in the neutral line. This is a common problem in south asian countries

[@automotriztechnica]

The adapters do not completely isolate the step-down in such cases and leakage of current happens.

[@frezz2133]

is Elctricity leak is harmful for mac?

[@automotriztechnica]

Yes, it is. It sinks from the body that means the internal components that are grounded do have a stray current passing through the ground.

[@plabankabiraj6937]

sir, thank you so much for this valuable information. I bought my MacBook Pro 2020 13 inch day before and having this problem I was little worried. I wanted to ask about another problem, its 3rd day of my laptop and I expected I can open the lid with one hand from the middle but the base lifts up too. idk if its me facing this weird problem, uncommon thing with MacBook or its normal with all new MacBooks, help me sir please ?

[@omaryaa_]

Feeling same problem

[@cyrilkommareddy2760]

Me too

[@automotriztechnica]

Sorry for the late reply. Yes, this is the common, it happens with my MacBook as well. Since the lid is tight and weight is less, the base lifts too. Nothing to worry, that is the sturdy build quality of MacBook and lasts long with the hinge at screen and base. Thanks for the comments, it helps me !

[@AdityaVermaopenheartedme]

even in # pin charger, i am facing the same issue, plz help

[@automotriztechnica]

Please ensure that the Earth Pin is connected to the MacBook Pro body, you can check using a continuity tester or a simple multi-meter. Secondly, if everything is OK, you need to check your house Earthing is properly done where the Earth line of the house is buried using the ingredients like Charcoal and is dug more than 3-5 feet below.

[@bmmr]

Apple engineers must be real idiots to know this problem and still not being able to solve this , when 🖥 MacBook pro costs around 1,40,000+

[@automotriztechnica]

Not sure why they are not shipping power adapters with 3 pin plug, but good thing is they made the adapter with replaceable duck head pins. I went to iMagine and they said it happens to all the MacBooks and they also offered me to change the power adapter as well but I denied as I knew the issue, so went ahead with my workaround. Thanks.

[@bmmr]

Yes its know problem, happens to all macbooks and imacs, I am owning both for work purpose, its a shame that apple could not solve this problem and still sell its products

[@automotriztechnica]

@@bmmr Thanks for the reply, I was not aware that it happens on iMacs as well, should have been again 2 pin AC socket shipped for India type AC mains socket. The factory should have changed the P/Ns country wise. I am planning to have an iMac for my work purpose.

[@bmmr]

@@automotriztechnica its 3 pin iMac 2019 5k model with grounding issue

[@automotriztechnica]

@@bmmr If with 3-pin you face the issue, then please try to get your earthing checked for the building . With a multimeter, how much voltage you get between Neutral and Earthing (Center pin)? It should be 1.5V to 3V with good earthing. I had a weak earthing and used to get around 12V to 18V and sometimes if any of the building person start a water heater, I used to get up to 80V and that got solved after earthing the center wire of entire building properly.

[@ahsanaliahsan]

Instead of putting my feet on the ground, when I put my feet on wooden bar of my Table all the electric shock and tinkering (due to charger and extra monitor) vanished :). I hope it will help many others. :)'

[@automotriztechnica]

Yes, that works but the stray voltage remains on the system and your body until you are in contact with the metal body.

[@tejasdhamnaskar67]

U should use a tester ... simple tester to show how effective the earthing is

[@ProTipsss]

No the tester can't always, I can prove it though!

[@automotriztechnica]

The tester won't help, the voltage levels might vary from place to place. A proper multimeter from MacBook body and the earth can detect the stray currents.

[@automotriztechnica]

Tester Neon will glow, but you cannot check the instantaneous potential. Instead used a multimeter which will show a strange voltage between body and earthing terminal of the house.

[@AavuHutu]

Was this used with a 96w usbc adapter?

[@automotriztechnica]

Dear Hutokshi-san, It is rated at 20.3V 3A, 15V 3A, 9V 3A and 5.2V 3A. So maximum it can deliver 60.9W from this USB-C charger

[@rahuldavid7127]

Thank you Brother, I've check with amazon, but there I found that it is compatible upto 87W, but my macbook pro adapter is 96W, Can you help me with this, should I buy this ?

[@automotriztechnica]

It works on the adapters having the same input type. Adapter wattage is at your output stage. Will work well. The Cablestec cable that I have is rated at 2.5A at 125V which is capable of 312.5W and in India I am connecting it to AC, that is 220V, say at 1A of AC if I draw, I get input of 220W, well sufficient to drive input stage. It won't draw even a current at 1A, but it will be in milli ampere approximately 200mA to 436mA max at 220V for a 96W adapter depending on loads. The cord what I have is having US AC pins and might need an adapter or a extension cord like GM having 3-pin socket universal. Your Earthing pin is important here.

[@rahuldavid7127]

@@automotriztechnica Thank you for your suggestion, it's been 2 months I bought this product and there's no leakage of electricity. Problem is completely fixed.

[@rajendrabiswas]

@@rahuldavid7127 I am having issues .. pls help .. can I get the Apple extension cable but in Apple india it is 2 pin only

[@iitmadrasgraded]

My adapter is 140 watt for 16 inches pro, so will Amazon cable work, cablestek one. As it supports max 96 watt as here it was explained well technically.

[@kishanrauniyar8341]

Hello sir Same issue occur on my iPad Air 4th gen ,when I charge my iPad on the back it starts some tingling sensation is it normal or I have to repair my iPad ..

[@automotriztechnica]

This is not your iPad Air issue but the charger that is leaking the current into the ground. You may try another charger with the same type to check if the charger has any manufacturing defect. The back of iPad Air 4th generation is also metal. It's the same issue that I have described here, the solution is what I mentioned in the video if your charger has a removable duck head and change it to 3 pin having earthing. The iPad Air 4th generation has C-Type charging port, you may try the 30W charger which has removable 2 pin duck head and you can replace it with 3 pin AC cord. Secondly you may try charging your iPad Air from a PC USB port which is properly grounded with earthing. This is another solution but charging may be slower than the supplied charger.

[@kishanrauniyar8341]

@@automotriztechnica but sir it is normal or an issue

[@automotriztechnica]

@@kishanrauniyar8341 Anything uneasy to customers when device is under operation and we get electric buzzing on palms is not normal also not good for electronic circuitry. At first you may get the device & charger checked first from the Service Center. If they claim it is as normal behavior and happens with all similar devices, then you can think of a solution or a workaround to it.

[@Aisha-ge6fp]

It is normal for all metal backed devices my samsung tab also does that it's because of the charger with 2 prong

[@learnwithahe8354]

I had 3 ping charger with my macbook air … But I feel small vibration when using it while charging .. Is this problem occurs only in 2 pin charger or 3 pin also? And should I buy also the extension cable ?

[@automotriztechnica]

Please ensure that your 3rd pin has a real earthing connection that conducts the metal body. You can check the continuity with a multimeter. Secondly, please check your house electrical has a proper earthing done as well. If all are good, check the adapter has a middle lug where you can change this 3 pin wire by replacing the 3 pin duck head

[@shivanshsharma4916]

My macbook gives tingling when i connect it to monitor 😭

[@automotriztechnica]

Please check if monitor has 3-pin power outlet pins including earth pin. If still there is tingling then check earthing of your house. Best thing is to earth the Macl with 3-pin cable power outlet

[@Dr_AK33]

I’m having same problem with my iPhone. I purchased a 12 watt power adapter yesterday and I’m feeling mild shock when touching lower part of iphone and around camera. But there was no such problem with in box power adapter. Although it also didn’t had 3 pin for earthing. I contacted apple and they said it’s normal. Maybe there’s problem with my home and electrical supply. But it’s really annoying

[@KnowledgeCravings]

When I travelled to India and used iPhone charger there, I had the same shock. Don't know why it does not happen in US. May be 240V is high enough voltage to cause leakage currents from charger and pass it through the cable. Most of the after market iPhone chargers I purchased has the same issue. I guess they all copied the same design from Apple which is designed and tested for 120V mostly. If they tested for 240V may be the can be found.

[@Dr_AK33]

@@KnowledgeCravings my problem is fixed now. I only got shock when i was charging on inverter. There was some problem with my inverter and electrical circuit in my home. Also, don’t use local/other power adapter to charge your iPhone. It will affect your battery health

[@KnowledgeCravings]

@@Dr_AK33 Thanks for the info. After you mentioned inverter, it struck to me that my test was also done with inverter connected socket. May be I had the same problem as you did. But I do remember that the mild shock was observed when Mains are connected vs inverter. Do you know what the inverter problem was?

[@Dr_AK33]

@@KnowledgeCravings my inverter had some problem. I took it for repair. In the mean time i was using an old inverter(which also has some issues, but it gets work done). I felt shock when inverter was on but not in mains. Also do check earthing of your house.

[@automotriztechnica]

@@Dr_AK33 Inverter does not have a pure Sine wave, hence the issue.

[@m0h1tD33pak]

Will this also help when the electricity surge or fluctuations happen at home?

[@automotriztechnica]

This is not a surge protection, but any unwanted currents will go to earth. For unwanted surge protection best recommended is a stabilizer or the budget is less you can have a good quality spike buster

[@m0h1tD33pak]

@@automotriztechnica thank you very much for the reply! I lost 2 chargers due to power fluctuations in 2 months and wanted to know how can I avoid it in the future.

[@automotriztechnica]

@@m0h1tD33pak Losing 2 chargers is something crazy fluctuations going on at your area. If your mains supply is fluctuating, a spike buster wont help much. Please connect in between a V-Guard voltage stabilizer and connect the adapter to the output of the stabilizer. Also please measure the voltage that you get in the morning, evening & in the night. Note it down and act accordingly.

[@rajendrabiswas]

I charge my iPhone XR in the same wall but have no electro static charge but with m1 air there is current

[@automotriztechnica]

Phone charger does not leak current it’s negligible whereas the M1 Air adapter is of higher capacity, leakage current is more and human skin can feel it

[@vismayrathod3889]

does it affect the charging speed?

[@automotriztechnica]

It does not affect the charging speed.

[@ipttest1675]

Brilliant Information ❤️

[@automotriztechnica]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@dharamveergupta1297]

Brother but macbook air m1 power adaptor is of 30 watt, The URL of cable in description is 45 watt minimum, Will it damage the adaptor?

[@automotriztechnica]

You can use the cable because the input pins are same. It will not damage the adapter. The 30W adapter also has the same duck head and plug-in for international AC sockets compatibility so that you can change the duck head based on the country specs. It does not matter what the wattage of the adapter you have. The output what mentioned is 30W for your adapter for your MacBook Air M1.

[@dharamveergupta1297]

@@automotriztechnica thanks I will purchase the same extension cable that you mentioned in description

[@icenegrutin7411]

This happens to me when is unplugged. What to do ?

[@automotriztechnica]

When unplugged from power source, then you have some other board related issue. You need to check it at service center. When you plugged into the AC mains with 3-pin adapter, keeping mains off, do you see this issue?