How do I fix a burnt MacBook Air charging port?

my macbook port is burnt already just repaired my battery and burnt port with new replacement and again burnt! im using artis charger 45w for my mac anyone having solutions to this? please reply to me I'll attach the pics of port burnt


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Original Title: Macbook magsafe 2 port burnt

MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.7

Posted on Sep 10, 2025 7:47 AM

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Posted on Sep 10, 2025 9:29 AM

John_caleb wrote:

I'm using correct charger but the only problem is its third party charger it heats rapidly and sometime i got burnt from the heat !!

It's not the 'correct charger'. You may be using a charger designed to provide the same power through an equivalent connection, but clearly that charger is doing a bad job of it. The MagSafe chargers for Macs are proprietary to Apple. 3rd party chargers that connect to the MagSafe port are fake, Apple does not license the connector.


The correct charger is the one that Apple makes for your Mac. Buy that one.

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Sep 10, 2025 9:29 AM in response to John_caleb

John_caleb wrote:

I'm using correct charger but the only problem is its third party charger it heats rapidly and sometime i got burnt from the heat !!

It's not the 'correct charger'. You may be using a charger designed to provide the same power through an equivalent connection, but clearly that charger is doing a bad job of it. The MagSafe chargers for Macs are proprietary to Apple. 3rd party chargers that connect to the MagSafe port are fake, Apple does not license the connector.


The correct charger is the one that Apple makes for your Mac. Buy that one.

Sep 11, 2025 6:15 AM in response to John_caleb

John_caleb wrote:

Bro is this a big issue or should I buy a new orginal charger and use it?

You stated, "My macbook port is burnt already just repaired my battery and burnt port with new replacement and again burnt!" I suppose it depends on what you consider a big issue. Personally, I'd consider damaging my computer twice in the same way and running the risk of causing an electrical fire that could burn down my home a big issue. Especially when the solution is an $80 item. But that's me, what you do is your decision.



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