How to know whether my bat is dead?

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DaveP

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I assume you are talking about a situation where your ecig doesn't work, the charger doesn't respond to the battery, and other batteries make the light turn red (charging)?

If you have access to another charger, try it on a second one. Do you have more than one battery? Does the other battery charge?

Or, are you talking about no vapor, but the light on the ecig (if it has one) comes on? In that case, you might just have a flooded atty that is keeping the atty coil from getting hot enough to produce vapor.
 

Hellen A. Handbasket

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Try cleaning the connection end of your battery. Liquids leak out and get on the threads and can cause conductivity issues and the brass ends will get verdigris (normal corrosion on brass which wipes off) which needs to be cleaned off. I use microfiber cloths (dry) but a rough towel will do fine.

You should also clean the battery threads before charging (so any goop isn't transported inside your charger) and also clean your atomizer threads once in a while as well.
 

jctennis

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Try cleaning the connection end of your battery. Liquids leak out and get on the threads and can cause conductivity issues and the brass ends will get verdigris (normal corrosion on brass which wipes off) which needs to be cleaned off. I use microfiber cloths (dry) but a rough towel will do fine.

You should also clean the battery threads before charging (so any goop isn't transported inside your charger) and also clean your atomizer threads once in a while as well.
What she said.
 
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