Couldn't generate a search hit on this one, but my usb passover has died. It flickers off and on at times, and other times simply does nothing. Are there any fixes, or is it done for good?
The USB Passover, dead or fixable?
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Awsome, after posting this I swapped back over to my nearly brand new extended battery, and I suddenly have to press really friggan hard to make it spark up......last month has been a hard one for my vaping pleasures....."sigh"
My passthrough mostly works. Occasionally, it doesn't want to work but if I fiddle with the wire it'll work. Seems to be a connection issue.
I have heard about taping or super glue-ing the wire into one place. I haven't tried it yet and will probably try it on the new manual pass through I got. I just kind of beat up my current one and will probably toss it when it does finally die.
I have heard about taping or super glue-ing the wire into one place. I haven't tried it yet and will probably try it on the new manual pass through I got. I just kind of beat up my current one and will probably toss it when it does finally die.
I had a problem with my manual XL a couple weeks ago. At first I had to press really hard for it to turn on and the problem progressed to almost never turning on at all. I slapped it hard against my hand a few times and the connection seemed to go back to where it was supposed to be and is working consistently again.
If you had trouble searching for "Passover" it's because that's a Jewish holiday. Try search for "pass-through" or "pass-thru", lol!
If your pass-through has an inline battery, it might be dead. If not, it's probably the wire is loose where it enters the ecig - try wiggling that around or pushing it in gently.
Safety pin works well on the side holes of the batteries as well 
I have finally had to do that to my XL battery
I have finally had to do that to my XL battery
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