Why won’t my MacBook charge?
MacBook charging issues can stem from cable issues, port problems, or software-related power settings.
If your MacBook isn’t charging, start by checking the charging cable and adapter for visible damage. Try using another compatible charger to see if the problem persists. Inspect the charging port for any debris that may obstruct the connection, and gently clean it if necessary. Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC) can also resolve power and charging issues; follow Apple’s instructions for resetting the SMC on your specific model. Plugging into another power outlet may eliminate outlet-related issues. If your MacBook’s battery status shows 'Service Recommended,' the battery may need replacing. Persistent charging issues should be evaluated by Apple Support.
