Someone was calling me to follow up and they asked me a bunch of questions and provided instructions to run a special diagnostics program. I went home and the next day I get a call from Apple. They said they would order a new 140 watt charger for me to see it would fix it but said most likely it's a firmware issue but didn't really provide any evidence for such a thing. Went to the genius bar and they tested with a cable and charger that they have and it still had the same problem. So it's not just me then! I have the EXACT same issue. One user, in particular, said that after a lengthy back and forth, Apple Support decided to send them a replacement laptop. Some customers have contacted Apple Support to find a solution, with varying degrees of success. Instead of turning green, the ‌MagSafe‌ light flashes amber and fails to deliver power to the Mac battery. I am dead serious.Some 16-inch MacBook Pro owners appear to have identified a shared issue suggesting the MagSafe 3 connector sometimes fails to deliver the expected charge when their Mac is turned off and the lid is closed.Īs outlined on Reddit, some 16-inch MacBook Pro Models, when powered off, are failing to charge if the ‌MagSafe‌ connector is plugged in. a beeping sshd means that the hard drive IS NOT SPINNING and is OVERHEATING i don't care but you have to take the time to rule out that it is not the SSHD that is beeping!!!!! this could be the most incorrect mac rumors post ever. If you can't hear the drive spinning but you can hear the beep, it means you really shouldn't be using that drive.

If it fixes it, then i am right, otherwise, your hard disk will probably overheat and dieĪnother quick way to rule out this crazy but true post of mine is to pick up your computer while it is sleeping and and making that beep sound and stick it to your ear to listen for the hard drive spinning Recommend restoring to a conventional hard disk to rule this outĪ mechanical 7200 rpm would be okay to try out

Mac goes to sleep, lowers power to SSHD and the SSHD starts chirping to tell you its not getting enough power. Other then SSHD i Never ever heard of a mac beeping when it is asleep. I have 4 seagate hybrid drives and i am well acquainted with the beeping sound

The beeping is a warning from the hard disk that it is not getting enough power.

Macbook pro 3 beeps power off