Killed my battery?

[rotten420]

Hate for this to be my first post here but I'm in a rough spot.

I just got juice for my blu cig for refilling. (waiting for revolver elite in mail)

I filled the cart with maybe 8 drops, than put 2 on the atomizer.

I go to try and puff it and my battery isn't lighting up.

I'm assuming I fried it, all I'm trying to figure out is if I did it from flooding the atty or what... I put a tissue paper inside the threads of the battery and there was no juice or moisture in there...

If anyone has a tip on reviving it or if know why my battery wouldn't be lighting up, it will save me from having to smoke analogs until my revolver comes... (and hopefully save me from screwing up again)

Thanks
rotten420

 

[5cardstud]

If it's an auto battery your not supposed to drip with them but I have heard of people blowing them out and drying them and sving their little lives.

 

[CaptJay]

Is your battery an automatic? (works only when you inhale, has no button to press)
Those usually dont like being dripped with as they can indeed go POOF if they get flooded - which is why we recommend manual batts.
If it HAS a button (press button to fire up and inhale) then it might just be a coincidence that the battery isn't working. Ive never had a Blu (came here first before I bought anything) so I'm not sure.

 

[Cuco3]

damn interesting stuff, I hope Blu can be refilled because I might just have to return mines.

 

[urbancowboy505]

the blu can be refilled. check out the blu forum for more information on how to do it if nobody chimes in here.

 

[tazzmann]

Blu's can be refilled from what I read, but don't drip on the auto's as mentioned above. I have read here and other places that that is a sure way to kill the batt.

 

[urbancowboy505]

I don't know that I'd call it a sure way to kill the battery. I drip on my 510 when I'm having problems with it and I only have autos. But you definitely have to be careful.

 

[tazzmann]

Sorry. Not saying that it CAN'T be done successfully, but if not really careful, it almost certainly could cause disaster.

 

[urbancowboy505]

Sorry. Not saying that it CAN'T be done successfully, but if not really careful, it almost certainly could cause disaster.

Now we can agree. Not saying you were wrong, done improperly it is pretty much a sure thing. Definitely not for someone inexperienced.

 

[UntamedRose]

Agree with the guys...Blu's "can" be refilled..and they "can" be used to drip on. But they are NOT made too. The cart's themselves only hold 3-4 drops, and the battery is open so juice can get into...and mess up the electrical, killing it.

How long do you have until your new PV get there?

 

[rotten420]

My new revolver elite pv will be here tomorrow or next day. Unfourtantly I had to roll a few analogs today and smoke them ... boy they taste gross after a week of vaping..

Anyways from these posts it seems that I most of flooded the atty and battery. I was putting like 8 drops into the cart and dripping 2 on the atty... this obviously is too much from what everyone is saying and must of got into the battery.

Well, atleast I've learned about dripping and auto batteries not being best method.. now when my auto revolver comes I'll make sure to only refill carts.

Grrrr yucky analogs!!!!!

thanks everyone for so many responces, nice warm welcome here.

rotten420

 

[rotten420]

my uncle received his starter kit today for his volcano and i put one of his atomizer on my battery and it worked... so i guess i just killed the atomizer.

can anyone suggest the best cleaning method for reviving an atomizer?

I was going to try the coke and hot water tonight than let it sit for 24 hours.

thanks for the reply's!

 

[opyrus]

many people inproperly refill carts that leads to flooding of the addy an in cases with automatic batterys it leaks inside the batterys and shorts it out. after properly filling a cart hold it upside down an see if it leaks befor puting it back on the addy. if you have a sealed battery i suggest just dripping 2 drops at a time.