So, I have a KR808D-1 automatic battery. Things been working fine, no problems. It died last night so I put it on the charger and let it charge overnight. When I woke up this morning, I took it off of the charger and started to vape it but the LED on the end of the batter was flashing, signaling that it was dead. How could this be after an all night charge?
Battery Issues?
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I wish I could but my boyfriend broke my spare charger yesterday. I do have another battery, though and that one is charging fine. Maybe the battery is just dead. I have had it for over a month.
Try swabbing the battery with a qtip soaked in isopropyl alcohol, and running a thumbtack between the center post and outer connector, to clear any gunk. It is also good to do that on the charger periodically (with it unplugged).
Give it a bit of time for the residual alcohol to dry off.
Give it a bit of time for the residual alcohol to dry off.
I've done that. I always clean out my batteries. I'm .... about that. Anyway, the charger is indicating that the batter is fully charged, but the battery just is not working. Time to toss?
you could toss it or you can try your hand at modding and make it a PT!-)
Did you get a juice spill on the end of the battery? That is also one possible behavior when juice has gotten inside an auto battery and is shorting around the drag sensor when he sensor is activated. I recommend manual batteries. KR808D-1 manuals are only $10 and under $3 shipping at LiteCigUSA.net
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