Awww man, my big Chuck switch is stuck in the "on" position and I had to pull the battery out and remove the atty since it won't shut off. Is there anything I can do to fix it? I can't do without my Chuck 
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Liz in Indy
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Switch stuck on???
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I had to lift my finger up...
I had to PM Jeff, he told me not to hold the button down... your problem may be different, but I'm sure he could help...
I had to PM Jeff, he told me not to hold the button down... your problem may be different, but I'm sure he could help...
Haha, you're such a goof ball.
And yes, I suggest emailing/PMing Jeff. You might have to ship it back for repair.
I had a different situation with mine. I dropped it and the switch was loose. I had to PM Jeff and send it in for repair.
Liz... Happend to mine when I dropped it and it landed exactly on the switch. I tried to just keep vaping it, but eventually the cart went dry. Fortunately, it was just before I passed out from the nic od
Just send Jeff a PM. Mine was one week flat from the time I shipped it until I was vaping it again.
Just send Jeff a PM. Mine was one week flat from the time I shipped it until I was vaping it again.
My Chuck had a bad bad fall just awhile ago. Figured it must've landed switch first because it's now loose. Silly me I didn't immediately check out on its condition as I was busy with things I shouldn't have been busy with in hindsight. By the time I got back to it the body was already hot and the atty even hotter. Removed the battery immediately but it was too late for the mouthpiece as its edges were already fried. Let it cool down for awhile and restarted everything. Now the switch is über sensitive, like the Chuck turns on at the slightest touch of the switch. And the atty now gets hot easily. And the taste...man! It's like burnt fudge from hell! I mean, WHAT THE FUDGE!
Jeff, if you're reading this, the last thing I wanna do is ship this back to you for repair because both you and I will be inconvenienced: you by my stupidity, and me by your being 8,000 miles from where I am. I'd be grateful, however, if you can give me - no, not me but the repair shop that will milk me for my zero knowledge of anything electrical - some guideline on how to fix the switch. And no worries, our dime-a-dozen electricians here are very up to task as long as they know what the hell they're repairing. Please tell me if there's some top-secret technique on how to bring the Chuck back to tiptop form. And please don't tell me I'm left with no other option.
Jeff, if you're reading this, the last thing I wanna do is ship this back to you for repair because both you and I will be inconvenienced: you by my stupidity, and me by your being 8,000 miles from where I am. I'd be grateful, however, if you can give me - no, not me but the repair shop that will milk me for my zero knowledge of anything electrical - some guideline on how to fix the switch. And no worries, our dime-a-dozen electricians here are very up to task as long as they know what the hell they're repairing. Please tell me if there's some top-secret technique on how to bring the Chuck back to tiptop form. And please don't tell me I'm left with no other option.
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