I've had several batteries where the soldering connections in the battery have come off. Has anyone had this problem and has anyone re-soldered them before?
Problem with connections in battery
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Haven't we been here before???????
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/vapor4life/210946-my-batteries-frustrating.html#post3795129
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/vapor4life/210946-my-batteries-frustrating.html#post3790113
So are these different batteries than before? If they aren't I would suggest throwing them away since your pocketknife cut the metal around the battery post.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/vapor4life/210946-my-batteries-frustrating.html#post3795129
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/vapor4life/210946-my-batteries-frustrating.html#post3790113
So are these different batteries than before? If they aren't I would suggest throwing them away since your pocketknife cut the metal around the battery post.
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Whoa, good catch there, SnowDragon.
Do have one of those eidetic memories or something?!
Ya... my memory is horrible. I've quit using the pocket knife. I've started using a small safety pin to clean out the part where the battery and the cartomizer connect. It happened on my automatic battery. I've had better luck with the manuals. I guess I'll just stick to those.
atb here is a video you should take a look at if you get a chance. The metal is so thin around the post as you now know, it's probably best to use this method for cleaning your batteries. It's quick, safe, and best of all the connectors look brand new afterwards. The metal around the post is probably safe using a safety pin, but I think you'll find this method is better at cleaning. As well you might also want to dab a little alcohol or just use a dry Q-tip and wipe off the connector on your charger(s).
Hope this helps you atb!!!
Hope this helps you atb!!!
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