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Pull the contact pin in the center of the battery up... it most likely got pushed down by your atomizer... use a toothpick or something similar to gently pry it back up
Welcome to the forum. If you only have one battery and one charger it's kinda hard to say which is faulty. Odds are the charger is the villain though, but since vaping really needs two of everything you may as well get another of each.
thinking maybe the charger not making contact with center pin on battery? You can maneuver the battery center pin a bit with a toothpick or i use a nail file. Hope this helps.
wow that was quick, like 5 new posts popped up while i was suggesting the center pin thing! Very helpful folks!
How old is the battery?
Also, does the center pin look corroded? A good cleaning could also help...
I bought it about a month ago and I cleaned it should I just take it to the nearest vape lounge near me but I've gone in twice for this same problem and I got two different answer one my coil was bad which I replaced and second the charger was bad
You say you just bought a new charger. Did the Emow kit not come with its own charger?
Either way, the battery terminal is not making contact with the charger center terminal. As others have suggested, you may need to pull one of those terminals out a fraction to meet the opposing terminal. Perhaps this may have been caused before by screwing the battery too tightly into the charger, causing one of the terminals to push inward.
Either way, the battery terminal is not making contact with the charger center terminal. As others have suggested, you may need to pull one of those terminals out a fraction to meet the opposing terminal. Perhaps this may have been caused before by screwing the battery too tightly into the charger, causing one of the terminals to push inward.
No it did but the guy said the charger was bad so I bought a new and how do I pull it back into place or fix it
Clean the contact with isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) and a Q-tip... I still think that the center pin is pushed in a bit, though...
Take the tip of a toothpick, nail file (do NOT push the button on the battery if using metal objects on the terminal), or anything else that you can get in there... use a little leverage and pull the center pin back up.
Still could be the issue. The topper you're using may still make contact but it has pushed the pin too far down for the charger.
Problem is still the same... center pin has been pushed to far to make good contact... the only other suggestion that I would make to troubleshoot the problem would be to solder a small blob onto the centerpost of the charger itself... but then you'd have to be very careful to not have solder go over the isolator, and you would have to be very gentle when attaching your battery to not make the problem worse with the battery.... if you aren't good at soldering, I wouldn't suggest that route either, but I don't know what skills you may or may not have...
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Of course, I think it goes without saying, but you should probably unplug the charger before trying to solder on it..........
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Of course, I think it goes without saying, but you should probably unplug the charger before trying to solder on it..........
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