Nautilus AIO battrry below 3.2 volts

[0djek]

Hello, once my nautilus AIO got discharged and I wanted to charge it when I got home, it wouldn't charge, nothing would change after a while. Also, I read on the pdf for this vape, that it is too low voltage (bellow 3.2 volts). Is there any way to fix it? I can't use it right, don't have any warranty left. Thanks for any help!

 

[My Batt Hurts]

Hi - does the LED light up or flash when you connect it to a charger? Anything, or no sign of life at all?

 

[0djek]

Once I connect it, it flashes 3 time and the stays on the orange. If I press the fire button, it flashes 15 times and that's it. Can't do anything else.

 

[My Batt Hurts]

Hmmm... you're right about the flashing light. How long have you been able to leave it charging for (supervised, of course)? I guess it could be the usb cable or charger - can you try another one?

 

[0djek]

Well, it was charging now for maybe 2-3 hours. Tried with another cable and charger, nothing changed. Maybe it's possible to take it apart and see if any cables have disconnected, but I wasn't able to find any screws.

 

[My Batt Hurts]

Yeah - the nautilus AIO isn't as accessible as the Spryte.

If it's not showing any signs of life after a couple of hours on the charger, it doesn't sound good. That's a shame. I hope you're able to replace it.

 

[0djek]

The only sign of life is those 15 flashes of orange. I tried charging it for the whole life, but I don't know how much it charged.

 

[DeeSee]

Mine also suffered the same thing. Damn thing won't charge anymore. Looks like the batteries are dead.

 

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