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Apple has issued a recall of 15″ MacBook Pro batteries sold in MBPs from February through May 2006. The affected battery model is A1175 and the serial numbers end with U7SA, U7SB or U7SC. Optional extra batteries purchased during this period may also be affected. The batteries are not a safety hazard, Apple states.
Apple has also issued an on-line form so users can exchange their batteries. Apple states that the swap takes 3 to 5 working days.
According to Apple’s statement, the batteries do not meet Apple’s high battery performance standards.