Juice on Battery
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You said on your battery not in your battery. I get juice on the firing tip all the time. I just swab it out as sometimes if the firing tip is covered in juice it may not connect with the atomizer and thus not fire. I use a Q-tip and some rubbing alcohol to clean the tips out. If you elaborate a bit more on where the juice went, others may be able to offer better suggestions.
So from what I can see there's just dried juice all up in/on there.
Try some rubbing alcohol and a q-tip. (P.S. I hate when that happens....) Good luck
If it makes you feel any better, I did that at my B&M tasting bar (and hadn't been drinking) - opened up their EVOD all over the device and the counter. (Thought I was being cool by changing my own taste head in prep for the next flavor. I make them do it now 
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Sounds like Dinger's got your fix. Dried juice doesn't conduct. And you may want to clean the contact area of your charger as well.
DO turn the battery off first, and give it plenty of time for the alcohol to evaporate before charging!
DO turn the battery off first, and give it plenty of time for the alcohol to evaporate before charging!
Boo. I've heard dropping electronic device that's gotten wet into a container of (uncooked) rice. Supposed to draw the moisture out.
Brother, not sure what else to recommend - hopefully you got a backup?
Brother, not sure what else to recommend - hopefully you got a backup?
Didn't inadvertently turn it off while checking? 5 click is pretty normal to turn them on/off.
With your evod twist, swab out the contact that you spilled juice on and then the contact may have gotten pushed down. If you have small tweasers or the scraping tool the dentists use you can wiggle the contact up a little bit to get it sitting properly to make contact with your tank.
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1st off is your battery charged? I know how drunken nights can be lol I dont miss them. 2nd if your battery is charged and clean then you probably need to take the base off of your tank and remove the coil and clean the threads and contacts like you did your battery. 3rd if that dosent work try a new coil in it.
If the threads on your tank are dirty the coil cant make ground back to the battery.
I done the same thing with an aerotank and gunked up the air flow controll I just soaked it in rubbing alcohol and blew it out with compressed air like you would use on a computer. Its messy but I think this little incident happens more often that we care to admit lol.
If the threads on your tank are dirty the coil cant make ground back to the battery.
I done the same thing with an aerotank and gunked up the air flow controll I just soaked it in rubbing alcohol and blew it out with compressed air like you would use on a computer. Its messy but I think this little incident happens more often that we care to admit lol.
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The rice trick is supposed to remove moisture but if a short has occurred the damage is done.
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