Hi and a Vision Spinner II question

[TheOccasionalVaper]

Hello ECF, I'd like to say hi to everyone and introduce myself a long with a question that is somehow answered in a way, like if not A, then its B or C, but neither of the answers solved my problem until I myself stumbled upon my fix. I'm a fully transitioned e-cig user, happy and satisfied with myself that I cut the 1.5 pack-a-day routine for good. Through a period of about 18 months, plus or minus, I went through the basic starter eGo and eVod kits, and some more advanced stuff, not much but you can probably catch my drift. Now I'm here with a Vision Spinner II battery, all beat up and brought to its limits, and a emow atomizer. I'm ok with the combo, suits my needs and tastes, but the battery freaked out. In the middle of a vape this morning it stopped working, with out a warning or anything. 3 flashes no mater what I do. On/Off doesn't make any difference, neither does charging, it charges alright seemingly. My clumsy move actually found the source, in the picture attached is a photo of the opened battery, and a component of it marked, I used it as a grip to try to take out the small pcb and try to figure it out, and it broke of. After i held it down not to lose it, the cig lit up the juice . What is it and can I get ahold of something like that so i can fix it? Anyone know?

 

[Baditude]

My recommendation is to trash the battery for a new one. These are considered inexpensive disposable batteries and no one sells replacement parts for repair.

A blinking fire button usually means either a low battery or a short in the atomizer of the tank.

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Comparing the costs and benefits of the spinner batter with an Istick 30 you might want to get an Istick 30 as a replacement.

 

[Robino1]

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[jbok]

Trash it.

 

[suprtrkr]

I wouldn't even try to fix that. You're holding a pipe bomb, not a battery. You need a new one Those eGo-type batteries are disposable/expendable. All batteries wear out through use. You have expended the useful life of that one. You really wouldn't want to short it out. I promise.