My Batteries are possessed?

[AnnaCoop]

Ok guys I really need to know what is going on with my batteries. I have about 6 that I rotate. Here's my problem, and it seems to happen random. When I plug my battery into the charger, the light stays green and my led on the battery flashed non stop until I take it out of the charger. Common sense would tell me that the charger is sensing that the batteries are already fully charged, but I know they're not. So when I stick it in there, and it stays green and my led flashes is it receiving a charge or not? Does this happen to you guys ever?

Anna

 

[Greeneyeddevil]

What model are you using? I have a 510 and have been having some issues with my batts charging. My led doesn't flash while on the charger, but I've had problems with them not holding a charge lately after the green light on my charger comes on to say they are fully charged.

 

[AnnaCoop]

I use DSE801. It is so frustrating when it happens.

 

[Greeneyeddevil]

Ah, sorry I don't know anything about that particular model. It is extremely frustrating when it happens. My boyfriend has the same 510 kit and accessories as me and he hasn't had any trouble with charging. Mine have been acting screwy for a couple days. My PCC is showing my batt as fully charged and I started vaping with it and then it died after about 30 minutes. My other batt charged on the wall charger cuts up too sometimes, so I'm trying to rule out bad batteries or chargers on this end. Hope you figure out the problem on your side. Don't get discouraged with vaping all together, as it is electronic stuff and will have problems here and there. Good luck to ya

 

[jj2]

I had problems with the two piece ecig auto batteries. My advice, take the funky acting ones and use the connector to build a mod, or buy a different model. Either way, your goal is to have a model that the batteries are a separate item. The batteries last longer and when they start acting up, you toss and get new.

 

[BobbiBilbo]

It's possible the problem could be the charger. Make sure you keep the contact threads on the bateries cleaned ... and do the sme periodically with the charger.

I clean my battery threads once/week using Everclear. I clean the charger about once. month.

Everclear is not available in all states ... but any PGA (Pure Grain Alcohol) will work.

If cleaning doesn't do it ... try a new charger.

 

[Uncle Pennybags]

I don't know if it makes any diffrence, but do you screw the batt on to the charger before plugging it in? If not try that.

 

[myownslave]

i have been having the same prob with the 801 auto battery. for me the battery was turning itself on when i screwed it into the charger, i think i got some juice in the vent hole, i draw on the end of the battery like i would draw on the cart (might want a glass of water to rinse your mouth handy as it made me nautious) and got a lot of juice out of it, i started storing my dse801 mouthpiece down in my pocket or flat on a table and standing the batts up on the thread end while im sleeping. i havnt had this problem in a week. hope this helps.

MOS

PS dont let your tongue touch the contacts while drawing on the battery. feels like a 9v

 

[antism]

I had a similar issue w/ 510 batts until I cleaned the threads on the batt connector. They were covered in all sorts of juice!

Just used a paper towel, but be careful! You don't wanna get any paper caught in those threads.

-ant