charger not working?

In the US?

http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4127

Undoubtedly, the wiring of the adapter is faulty. This is a very common problem with the MagSafe chargers. Go back to the Apple store and see if you can get a free replacement, lots of people on the forum have had good luck with this.

You're saying "slightly deviated towards the right", and I think you mean that one of the pins is bent, somehow? That definitely can affect the charging. In any case, the solution remains the same; go back to the store. If this is not convenient for you for some reason, there are cheap replacements available on Amazon, they cost about $35 instead of the ridiculous price that Apple charges. However, these cheapies don't have the same build quality, only do this if you're in a tight spot money-wise.

You can safely use your MacBook charger on your MBP, the voltages are the same (+/- 16V).

Concerning the "service battery" message, I'd say first replace the charger and then see if the message still occurs. How many cycles does your battery have? The following link explains how to check:

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1519

The battery is an item which wears out as you use it. It could be time to replace it.

Service battery is Applespeak for Replace battery

it worked once after many time to plung in but again is not working

I'm also having the same issues. I have no bending or fraying of my lines however, so i don't know what the problem is. I'va also updated all my firmware. This is the 2nd charger i've gone through and considering they're $80 each i may just give up on macs. Each has lasted about 6 months, maybe less.

Hope someone can figure out this problem.

Well, it's not always clear if the wiring is bent/frayed. I've seen it happen really close to the adapter itself, covered by the insulation as well as the soft plastic outlet. Also, I've seen small bite marks from pets, which could also shorten the charger.

Anyway, if you're absolutely sure no such thing happened, better get a surge protector and stick it between the power outlet and the MagSafe.

It shouldn't do this, however. If you have the time, better get back to the store with the adapter(s).

I had two MagSafe adapters on a 1,1 MacBook Pro for 6 years and they're still working for someone today. They aren't shoddy products by any means but they do need a little TLC. I always buy two adapters for my MBP's - one goes in my backpack and one stays connected at home. Never had a problem.

Clinton

Hey nick, I am having the same problem. Was it the charger for sure/? help me pleasee

Check this out. Might be helpful

http://imkreative.com/battery-not-charging-macbook-pro/