Hi guys, thanks in advance for any ideas.
Just hooked a MacBook Air M2 to an external display through Thunderbolt 3. The monitor´s Thunderbolt happens to charge the MacBook Air as well, but after getting to 100% charge, the macOS upper right battery icon keeps displaying a ray (which I understand means "charging") instead of a plug, but when I click the icon the menu it says that battery is fully charged and power source comes from power supply.
Even more strange, if I go to "System Information" within Settings of the Mac, in the "Power" section it says it IS charging.
Is this behaviour normal? Can the external display power delivery be faulty and keep providing charge even though battery is fully charged? Can the MacBook´s battery have the risk of "overcharging" (and igniting)? This is driving me nuts and I don´t find any info over the Internet. Thanks in advance!
Just hooked a MacBook Air M2 to an external display through Thunderbolt 3. The monitor´s Thunderbolt happens to charge the MacBook Air as well, but after getting to 100% charge, the macOS upper right battery icon keeps displaying a ray (which I understand means "charging") instead of a plug, but when I click the icon the menu it says that battery is fully charged and power source comes from power supply.
Even more strange, if I go to "System Information" within Settings of the Mac, in the "Power" section it says it IS charging.
Is this behaviour normal? Can the external display power delivery be faulty and keep providing charge even though battery is fully charged? Can the MacBook´s battery have the risk of "overcharging" (and igniting)? This is driving me nuts and I don´t find any info over the Internet. Thanks in advance!