Originally created by @daniloderosa on GitHub (Jun 26, 2021).
I have a problem with AlDente running on my Macbook Air 2018 (so, Intel).
I usually set the slider to 80%, charge until it reaches that threshold, then change it to 40% and allow discharge mode. The problem is that every single time the Mac stops discharging at ~50/60%, without changing any setting. I've tried to re-install the helper, but it doesn't work.
I know, I could just unplug the Mac and let it discharge to 40%, but the discharge mode is there for a reason, isn't it? :)
Originally created by @daniloderosa on GitHub (Jun 26, 2021).
I have a problem with AlDente running on my Macbook Air 2018 (so, Intel).
I usually set the slider to 80%, charge until it reaches that threshold, then change it to 40% and allow discharge mode. The problem is that every single time the Mac stops discharging at ~50/60%, without changing any setting. I've tried to re-install the helper, but it doesn't work.
I know, I could just unplug the Mac and let it discharge to 40%, but the discharge mode is there for a reason, isn't it? :)
@MatthiasKerbl commented on GitHub (Jun 26, 2021):
I have a problem with AlDente running on my Macbook Air 2018 (so, Intel).
I usually set the slider to 80%, charge until it reaches that threshold, then change it to 40% and allow discharge mode. The problem is that every single time the Mac stops discharging at ~50/60%, without changing any setting. I've tried to re-install the helper, but it doesn't work.
I know, I could just unplug the Mac and let it discharge to 40%, but the discharge mode is there for a reason, isn't it? :)
Hi @daniloderosa,
the Allow Discharge feature is still in beta in our free version. Therefore, it doesn't always work properly. However, you should not cycle your battery between 40 and 80%. This will only increase the cycle count and result in a faster battery degradation compared to staying at 80%.
@MatthiasKerbl commented on GitHub (Jun 26, 2021):
> I have a problem with AlDente running on my Macbook Air 2018 (so, Intel).
>
> I usually set the slider to 80%, charge until it reaches that threshold, then change it to 40% and allow discharge mode. The problem is that every single time the Mac stops discharging at ~50/60%, without changing any setting. I've tried to re-install the helper, but it doesn't work.
>
> I know, I could just unplug the Mac and let it discharge to 40%, but the discharge mode is there for a reason, isn't it? :)
Hi @daniloderosa,
the Allow Discharge feature is still in beta in our free version. Therefore, it doesn't always work properly. However, you should not cycle your battery between 40 and 80%. This will only increase the cycle count and result in a faster battery degradation compared to staying at 80%.
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Originally created by @daniloderosa on GitHub (Jun 26, 2021).
I have a problem with AlDente running on my Macbook Air 2018 (so, Intel).
I usually set the slider to 80%, charge until it reaches that threshold, then change it to 40% and allow discharge mode. The problem is that every single time the Mac stops discharging at ~50/60%, without changing any setting. I've tried to re-install the helper, but it doesn't work.
I know, I could just unplug the Mac and let it discharge to 40%, but the discharge mode is there for a reason, isn't it? :)
@MatthiasKerbl commented on GitHub (Jun 26, 2021):
Hi @daniloderosa,
the Allow Discharge feature is still in beta in our free version. Therefore, it doesn't always work properly. However, you should not cycle your battery between 40 and 80%. This will only increase the cycle count and result in a faster battery degradation compared to staying at 80%.