Mine is not doing what is described above, but just now I decided to charge it b/c it had been showing yellow for a while. Put it on the charger and it was immediately green. Unplugged it and it showed green again when vaped, but it was only on the charger for like 30 seconds. ???
The charge light only indicates output voltage of the cell based on capacity. If the cell is producing between 3.3 and 3.61 volts, the indicator is red, if it is producing between 3.61 and 3.75 volts, it is yellow, and if it is producing 3.76 to 4.2 volts it is green.
The nature of a Li-Ion battery is that the battery charges at a constant voltage for the first hour. The voltage increases tremendously in this amount of time, so within an hour your battery will be up to 4.1 to 4.2 volts but only 1/2 charged. After voltage settles out at 4.1 to 4.2 volts, then the battery goes into constant voltage, or saturation charge, where the charge voltage stays constant but the charging current drops as the battery absorbs more charge. After the the charging current drops to a particular level, the battery is considered charged and the battery charger shuts off.
The point is, you can't rely on the green LED to give you charge status. The LED will display green very shortly after it is put on the charger because the charging voltage will go quickly above 3.75 volts.
Here is a graph of voltage, current, capacity from Battery University of a typical Li Ion battery.
