Hi,
MacBook Air have a battery issue how can we solve.Â
Heard they are  "Non-replaceable battery". is this true?
if yes what are other ways?
Thank you
MacBook Air doesn’t have a non-replaceable battery. It can be replaced anytime with the original Apple battery. MacBook is a consumable item so it will require replacement at the end of its useful life. Apple stores sells battery for particular model of MacBook Air. Their price includes installation of new battery and full environmental disposal of the old battery. It is a good idea to take support from the Apple Customer Service first. You can also go to the nearest Apple Shop and purchase a battery (Make sure they have that battery in their stock) and install it. The customer support can be found from www.apple.com
First of all you should calibrate your MacBook air battery which is the first and most important step which can solve your problem as well. If the battery of your MacBook air is visibly deformed then is no solution of it through any software because it is a hardware problem. You can claim a new battery if the guarantee period has not been expired. The other solution is that you try to change the AC adapter and check out the results, if the battery starts working then it will the plus point for you and you will get rid of your problem in low price as well.
