I have a 15' unibody MacBook Pro that often gets so hot on the left side that it is uncomfortable to type. I just bought a cooling pad which has helped a lot. With the charge getting hot, from what I have read this is normal. I have included a link to Yahoo Answers that has an accumulation of all the information that I have read. The link is ' Why does my laptop charger adapter get very hot?

Adobe photoshop for mac ดาวน์โหลดฟรีได้ที่ไหน. Dangerously Hot MacBook Pro Power Adapter Replaced I love my MacBook Pro 15″ laptop with TouchBar. I use it every day for hours at a time. One day recently I noticed that my laptop did not seem to be charging correctly and when I went to check the 87W USB-C Power Adapter I found that it was simply too hot to touch. Without knowing how hot the Power Adapter should be or if it should be warm at all I felt that the heat this one was putting off was way beyond normal.

I unplugged it from the wall and noticed that the USB-C cable was extremely warm as well. In fact, it was so warm that a bubble started to form right off the plastic where the rubber part of the cable starts. This was the start of my concerns. When I went to unplug the USB-C cable I noticed that the default cable from Apple was not fully inserted into the power adapter. This was because at some point the power adapter got so hot that something inside melted away causing the cable to act springy. I tried several different USB-C cables, but each one was bounced out of the power adapter. There was no longer a snug fit, instead, the adapter acted as if there was a spring pushing the USB-C cable away from the Adapter.

You can see the spring motion of the power adapter in the video below. From here I decided to reach out to Apple and see what needed to be done to rectify this problem. With the closest Apple Store two hours away, I decided to drive to Best Buy and purchase a replacement because I needed to power my laptop that day. While at Best Buy, an “Apple Rep” was working the section laid out for Apple inside the store. I showed him the issue with the power adapter and his response was, “Wow, it’s acting like something is inside pushing the cable out of the adapter.” He then said, “You should call Apple.” This was something I planned on doing already once I got home. Once home, I plugged in the new 87W USB-C Power Adapter and charged my laptop. I then worked on some photo and video editing to see if the new power adapter would get hot like the old one.

During my testing, I found that the adapter it did get warm but not like the defective one did. I called Apple and explained the issue I was having with the power adapter that came with my laptop. I guess by saying that it was ‘too hot to touch’ it triggered one of their keywords and the rep I was speaking to told me he would have to transfer me to someone else.