And if one pops out, just let the fixed one it mates with grab it, then put a dot on it with a sharpie...hint...the dot is where the glue goes LOL
And if one pops out, just let the fixed one it mates with grab it, then put a dot on it with a sharpie...hint...the dot is where the glue goes LOL
And if one pops out, just let the fixed one it mates with grab it, then put a dot on it with a sharpie...hint...the dot is where the glue goes LOL
Good idea....I once glued in one backwards, a big mistake
You admitted it?
just a suggestion to all peeps that have battery door magnets
as they are mounted IN THEIR seats , touch them with a black sharpie so you will always know their orientation
that way if/when they fall out, you know to replace them with the black dot OUT
no need to ask where I came up with this...
Ummm.... the mags in the Jax are black, dear one.
Perhaps it's SILVER sharpie weekend?
Did you just really call lemme to this thread lmao
Twas hard to blame on the food fairies that live behind the stove. I tried. She didn't believe me.
Ummm.... the mags in the Jax are black, dear one.
Perhaps it's SILVER sharpie weekend?
I often get made fun of due to my 'tagging' stuff
with my Silver Metallic Sharpie...
You're not alone. But mine was 'worse'. My wife's measuring spoons have a magnet in the handles. They all 'snap' together nicely for storage. One of the magnetic ends came out, so I just glues it back in ... the wrong way. Needless to say, I had to correct that, she wasn't happy about my mistake when the spoons no longer stacked nicely.
will the outrageous demands of this addiction never end?!!
I got a hold of Amy at JAC yesterday to bring up my loose battery door issue. She said they had some inquiries about loose doors. So they are aware of it. Their solution was to glue the magnets back in. Only problem with that is getting the magnets out of their cubby holes. But if they do come out, glue them back in...sticky side out. People have the option of sending it back to them and they will do it or just do it yourself (which is a far better alternative).I received an email this time from Sarah. She indicated “we are testing some different materials/electroplating methods.” I think I am going to wait for the new cover.
For those of you with battery covers that move I just read this on the Jac website: "I'm having some issues with durability 2 months in, however. The battery lid, which at first was perfectly snug now moves back and forth easily in the hand while vaping. It is also developing a mottled smudge where the finish is wearing off. It is only ever in my hand, pocket, or sitting up on end, so I'm really not sure what it could be wearing on. The edges of the main case around the battery compartment are rather sharp, so the paint has already worn through just from handling/battery changes.” Jac did not respond to the moving doors and only to the finish which basically was the same response I received. It may be worth reporting your battery door issue as they may not be aware that it is beyond this one reviewer - just saying.
I received an email this time from Sarah. She indicated “we are testing some different materials/electroplating methods.” I think I am going to wait for the new cover.
For those of you with battery covers that move I just read this on the Jac website: "I'm having some issues with durability 2 months in, however. The battery lid, which at first was perfectly snug now moves back and forth easily in the hand while vaping. It is also developing a mottled smudge where the finish is wearing off. It is only ever in my hand, pocket, or sitting up on end, so I'm really not sure what it could be wearing on. The edges of the main case around the battery compartment are rather sharp, so the paint has already worn through just from handling/battery changes.” Jac did not respond to the moving doors and only to the finish which basically was the same response I received. It may be worth reporting your battery door issue as they may not be aware that it is beyond this one reviewer - just saying.
I got a hold of Amy at JAC yesterday to bring up my loose battery door issue. She said they had some inquiries about loose doors. So they are aware of it. Their solution was to glue the magnets back in. Only problem with that is getting the magnets out of their cubby holes. But if they do come out, glue them back in...sticky side out. People have the option of sending it back to them and they will do it or just do it yourself (which is a far better alternative).
Sausage fingers!