Bloog Maxxfusion Battery Problem - help?
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Red, does Bloog know how widespread this issue is?
P.S. Not with the Canadian air, with the malfunctioning batteries.
Juice getting in the battery activates the secret gravity/tilt switch? Good to know.
For the record, I've been super careful about not getting any juice near the batt, I've never had any problem with auto batteries...
Ack, I love the Bloog!! I hope other people are not having this problem, darn Canadian air!
I've been extremely careful as well. I cannot rule out user error, but I have not had a single instance where any visible juice got in the battery and I have had to drain it.
Nawwwww, if one person had an issue with 1 battery, there could be a possibility of juice causing it. But 2 people with 4 batteries doing that all bought from the same place? Something is wrong with them. Leaford already said he'd replace them so I'd take him up on that 
I've talked to HappyVaper and they'll take it back right away - great customer service there. So I ordered two more
Nawwwww, if one person had an issue with 1 battery, there could be a possibility of juice causing it. But 2 people with 4 batteries doing that all bought from the same place? Something is wrong with them. Leaford already said he'd replace them so I'd take him up on that
I took a good working battery and injected some juice into it with a syringe. It replicated the video perfectly, right side up it turns on, upside down it shuts off. When enough juice is inside to create a seal around the battery itself, the juice movement will create pressure fluctuations inside depending on the orientation of the battery.
Hmmmm..wonders how many people will kill a perfectly good battery now, just to check that out. Times like these I really miss Analog, wonder where he is?
What makes you think the battery is "killed"? After the experiment, I cleaned the batt and it's working like new again.
Wow really! I just figured it would kill the battery. Glad yours is still working, I guess it depends how quickly you clean it up.
Not really, I let a problematic battery sit for 2 weeks before I decided to clean it. You would take a short puff and it would stay on until it blinked and shut itself off. I posted about how to clean it here:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-cleaning-new-style-auto-batts-bloog-etc.html
Wow, thanks for that. Now I know that even if I do kill a battery with juice, there's a chance I can save it. I also know that it takes a decent amount of juice to reach the sensor. I've taken the ash cap off my batteries, but never realized I was looking at the sensor when I did.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
Thank you! Very detailed instructions and nice photos. So now we have hope for auto batteries.
I admit I had to look twice. Fuzznut is holding his nut protectively and Pmos is standing on his nut contemplating his next move.
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