I have a Provari 2.0 that I dropped from about 3-4ft onto a carpeted floor. The way it hit was just perfect to pop the pressure fitted cap off. The circuit board came out but was not damaged. No wires broke and I was able to put it back together without a problem.
When it came apart the glue that holds the circuit board in place broke off so the board now wiggles inside of the unit. There is a track that keeps it from twisting inside but when I have a battery in it the display rises up a millimeter or two. Now the battery rattles inside the unit and if it shakes the battery loses contact just enough to make the light on the button blink once. The cap is tight but I can take it off by wiggling the atomizer on top and access the inside if I need to.
Other than superglue what can I do to keep the circuit board in place? I don’t want to do anything that will prevent the unit from ever being repaired if needed.
Has anyone here removed your circuit board either on purpose or accident? How did you resecure the board again?
When it came apart the glue that holds the circuit board in place broke off so the board now wiggles inside of the unit. There is a track that keeps it from twisting inside but when I have a battery in it the display rises up a millimeter or two. Now the battery rattles inside the unit and if it shakes the battery loses contact just enough to make the light on the button blink once. The cap is tight but I can take it off by wiggling the atomizer on top and access the inside if I need to.
Other than superglue what can I do to keep the circuit board in place? I don’t want to do anything that will prevent the unit from ever being repaired if needed.
Has anyone here removed your circuit board either on purpose or accident? How did you resecure the board again?
