My t22 mod is sitting in front of me, the light on it is green until I press it down which it then flashes. The light won't go away, it was in my pocket and only a little bit warm when I took it out. What are my options as I don't want to do anything that might set it off
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Green light indicates the unit is "on" and the battery fully charged according to the owners manual. Endura T22 User Manual
To turn the unit "off", click the fire button quickly three times. To turn back "on", click quickly three times.
A blinking green light could indicate a coil short in your tank. Replace the coil.
To turn the unit "off", click the fire button quickly three times. To turn back "on", click quickly three times.
A blinking green light could indicate a coil short in your tank. Replace the coil.
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Hi,
How did you resolve the leaking issues you had last month?
Has the tank continued to leak?
Do you have another device to use so that you don't return to smoking cigarettes?
Cheers
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I cant quite remember what i did to resolve the flooding issue to be honest but it has been fine since! Yes I have another one thankfully, hopefully this mod doesn't have the same problem
The unit is quite new. Once the issue with the tank was resolved I haven't had a problem since.
I have messaged innokin to see what I can do about the broken mod so hopefully something positive comes out of it
As I'm new to vaping I'm not sure if I should be worried or not about anything happening from this point with the mod in terms of safety. The light is still on even after hours. What is the suggested action I should take with it?
Green flashing light when pressed? This is supposed to indicate a short somewhere. Have you tried cleaning out the 510 connector with a qtip or something with the device off. You had a leaking problem earlier right? Might have juice in circuit.
If it was mine I would leave it on a metal baking tray outside, out of the weather. Or at least on a metal tray. Eventually the battery will go flat.
I agree with the above. The board or the switch is defective, so you can't count on any short circuit protection. And since LiPo batteries are the most likely to flame or explode, you want to keep the battery on a flame resistance surface in case it overdischarges and explodes.
Best case scenario at this point, the battery will just discharge itself until it is dead.
Worse case scenario (wait for it...):
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Make sure it's secured though, you don't want your local teen or kid (ooh look a light saber!) running off with it.
Man. I'm such a mom....
MY kiddo arrives on like August 8th!!! I can't wait to see him.
Anna
Man. I'm such a mom....
MY kiddo arrives on like August 8th!!! I can't wait to see him.
Anna
Just a quick update on the situation, the led light is still appearing for me. It was last charged on saturday evening and it is now 12:30 Tuesday morning here in Sydney so I'm very hopeful that sometime soon the battery just eventually will die. I unfortunately have no idea where I will be putting it for the moment being as I don't have the space to work with for outside
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