Ok Fred will look at this too. thanks tim On Jun 26, 2006, at 10:16 PM, Fred wrote: > > One thing you can do, and i have had this happen, the same symptoms > after a > repair at Apple, was to take the battery out. Note where the brass > connectors on the battery slide into a plastic housing on the board at > the > top in the battery compartment. There are two screws for this > connecter on > the board, make sure they are tight. > > Also, if you have replaced your hard drive recently, or apple did a > repair > and had to remove it and put it back...whatever....if you did not put > the > hex screws back in all the way, through the holes and rubber > grommets...all > the way...just a tip sticking out or so, this screw head will put > pressure > on the battery and this will cause the battery to not seat and connect > properly and in turn this leads to the erratic charging numbers you are > seeing. See if this works. If you need more info, please email me off > list. I had this exact issue after a recent apple repair and my Ti > and this > turned out to be the solution. > Hope this works for you. > > Cheers > Fred