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Why does my MacBook Pro not close completely?
The most common cause of your MacBook Pro lid not closing all the way is the battery. Your Mac would also show other symptoms if the battery is swollen such as your trackpad not clicking properly. You may also notice your laptop not being able to sit flush on a flat surface.
Does Apple replace swollen batteries for free?
Apple has determined that, in a limited number of 13-inch MacBook Pro (non Touch Bar) units, a component may fail causing the built-in battery to expand. This is not a safety issue and Apple will replace eligible batteries, free of charge.
What is preventing my Mac from sleeping?
Macbooks and other Apple computer models have a sleep setting that shuts the computer down after a certain period of time. This saves power, and prevents image burning on the computer’s display. To prevent the Mac from going to sleep, you must adjust the Energy Saver settings in the computer’s preferences menu.
Is your Mac slow to wake from sleep?
If your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air feels slow to wake from sleep after it’s been sleeping for a while, there may be a fairly simple cause: standby mode. Standby mode allows a Mac to potentially have up to 30 days of ‘standby’ time, meaning it can sit in a prolonged sleep state for that long before draining the battery.
What keeps waking my Mac up from sleep?
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How do you change the sleep settings on a Mac?
To change the sleep settings on a Mac: Click on the Apple logo in the top left corner. Select System Preferences. Next select Energy Saver. Inside of Energy Saver, make sure the Computer sleep is set to never for both the battery and plugged in settings. Also, un-check the box that says Put the Hard Disk(s) to sleep when possible.