3 of my 4 808 batts have hard draw

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reddirtgirl

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I know this has been mentioned in other threads, but I need advice on this problem. I'm a recent convert to vaping and have 4 batts. Three of them have a very hard draw. I've heard of sticking pins in the holes, but that hasn't helped. Any other advice on correcting these problems, or am I stuck with buying new batts?? At this point, the only pleasurable vaping comes from the one that draws well. And of course when the batt needs recharging, I want to smoke! Help!
 

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Hey mister J :)

A temporary fix you could try until you get it sorted out: unscrew the carto a bit and (if necessary) put a little pressure on one side of the carto while you vape (to tilt it a smidgen so it makes a connection). The problem is probably with the connector, that's where the air-holes are. I'm no carto expert, but I'm sure that one will be along shortly to help you find a long-term solution.
 
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mrjaguar

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Hey mister J :)

A temporary fix you could try until you get it sorted out: unscrew the carto a bit and (if necessary) put a little pressure on one side of the carto while you vape (to tilt it a smidgen so it makes a connection). The problem is probably with the connector, that's where the air-holes are. I'm no carto expert, but I'm sure that one will be along shortly to help you find a long-term solution.

hiya quasimod :2cool:
 

zoiDman

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Had the same problem. Flushed out the battery with warm water and it helped a little. But I was still compressing my ear drums to get a hit.

I got so fed up that I took it out to the garage and opened up one of the side holes with a 1/16 drill.

That made it too airy so I plugged the other hole with a wooden tooth pick. Perfect.
 

reddirtgirl

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Had the same problem. Flushed out the battery with warm water and it helped a little. But I was still compressing my ear drums to get a hit.

I got so fed up that I took it out to the garage and opened up one of the side holes with a 1/16 drill.

That made it too airy so I plugged the other hole with a wooden tooth pick. Perfect.

Thanks for the tip! I'm gonna try this as well.:)
 
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