Ahhhh help!
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I know buying a new one would be the best solution but I wanted to wait till I did more research on mechanicals first
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Might want to check the ego forum, some other people have had button problems and I sure that someone has a link to a video or tutorial posted. I believe SmokTech calls their VV Ego the Winder, joyetech make the Twist.
eGo Type Models
eGo Type Models
LOC, I cant help you but love the post as it brings back memories of lighting my pants on fire years back(when pv's were close to bombs).what I mean to say is your still wanting it to work, congrats and thank you
I've been looking at a smok magneto for the last few months just need to figure out the proper battery and stuff
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Please don't listen to the above advice ... Yes, any PV can break or malfunction over time however, advising a new member to just jump into mechanicals is very irresponsible advice.
Mechanicals can be great because of their simplicity, and its true that you don't have any electrical components to worry about however, there is the A LOT that one needs to know about batteries, amps limits, and ohms law before they venture into the world of mechanical mods, which can be potentially dangerous if you are not educated, and know what you are doing.
For the record, I have been vaping for over two years, I am the happy owner of many PV's, and I have yet have any device break, or malfunction on me (even as it has happened to countless others). All my wires, and boards are still very much intact ... So you have a malfunctioning device, this happens... and very bad things can, and have happened with mechanical devices as well, most especially when the user is minimally informed about them.
You can try searching Youtube for some fix solutions to your Ego battery issues, or you can simply buy a new device ... which is a better idea because as you are now finding out, you NEED BACK UPS in this vape game.
If you bought it at a B&M, take it back to them.....
Or get a mod, desert vapes has a few nice ones on closeout......
Or get a mod, desert vapes has a few nice ones on closeout......
did you lose the button or is it still in the tube? The top part is a press fit into the battery tube, it can be pulled apart and the button slipped back into place but it takes patience and a toothpick. If you go this way, when you pull the top part away from the battery do it very carefully there will be 2 wires going to the top portion that are rather thin and easy to break. They normally break at the circuit board where the switch button is if you get too aggresive with the top removal step. Soldering them back on is an option IF you have excellent eyesight and a good soldering iron...
Pretty sure I misplaced it now unfortunately - I was trying to ask around some friends if they have an old ego I could dismember and grab that button out to fix mine. Right now I'm using a tootsie roll to fire the button 
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