Brown residue on atomizers battery connection

[jiiikoo]

I just noticed that I got some brownish liquid on the atomizers battery connection. Is this normal or is it due to the liquid burning or something?

 

[CCC]

The liquid gets darker as it gets heated, to see it on your battery connection would either be an overfill or condensation, its not a problem, just whipe it off.

 

[jiiikoo]

Thank you CCC so much. I was quite worried that it was due to something burning or excessive leaking or something. Now I can sleap soundly

 

[Chrissie]

As CCC says, don't worry about it Jiiikoo

 

[TVC70]

Yep. What CCC said. I vape flavorless juice, which is crystal clear when it goes in the carto, but when a bit leaks out onto the connector it's sort of tan, and becomes darker (eventually sort of a cola brown color) as I use the carto. Nic juice will also turn progressively darker if you leave it out in the light. After I mix up a batch of juice, I end up with two 120ml bottles that I leave in the fridge and a 60ml bottle that I leave out on the kitchen counter ready for use (i slowly feed this into a small 10ml bottle that I carry with me). After about a week, the bottle that's been sitting out has turned sort of a light pinkish tan color, while the stuff in the fridge is still totally clear. The juice that's left out still vapes, tastes, and smells the same, so I don't think it hurts anything, it just gets darker colored.

 

[Running Wolf]

Just a heads up to make sure you wipe it off before you put the battery on a charger... I just roll an end of a paper towel, stick it in and rotate (shut up you perverts!!!). Maybe once a week get a q-tip, dip it in some alcohol and clean the battery connection like that.

Liek mentioned above it's no biggy, but at the same tiem easier to clean as it happens than to let it get all caked on and layered after a few days.