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Apple has released a new support document with troubleshooting steps for the 13-inch MacBook Pro released as an entry model in July and shutting down unexpectedly.
Charge for more than 8 hours
A user reported that the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Thunderbolt3 port released in July this year suddenly shuts down. Apple has released a troubleshooting procedure for this bug.
The troubleshooting section first shows how to make sure that the battery is less than 90%, connect it to the charger, quit all open applications, sleep and charge for at least 8 hours. If the latest operating system is installed, MacBook Pro will not shut down unexpectedly. If you continue to shut down, you can contact support for assistance.
Many users have complained about this issue, and a lot of information has been exchanged on Apple's support forums and bulletin boards on the Internet. If Apple's procedures help solve the problem, users will receive many reports of solutions.
Source: MacRumors
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