VV Battery Problems/Kanger Protank2

[Ryan Balkey]

I have a variable voltage E-cig battery with a kanger protank 2 on it and the other day when i was done using it i unscrewed the kanger from the battery so it could fit more easily into my pocket without irritating me. i accidentally unscrewed the base of the kanger instead of the entire thing and put both parts in separate pockets, when i finally noticed that it had leaked into my pants, i screwed the base back on correctly and waited until i got home to wash the pants and refill my kanger with juice. but since then my VV batter hasnt been working. it turns on and the button lights up but it doesnt produce any smoke and i cant hear the wick burning, if anyone knows what might have happened and if i can fix it please share

 

[asilentnoize]

This could be caused by various reasons. 1st off make sure the tank is correctly reassembled (atomizer tight to the base, base tight to the glass cylinder). Next I would check the center post on the battery connection, it might have been pushed in too far and is not making contact. Just take a small paper clip, unfold a portion of it. Stick the paper clip between the center post and thread wall and slowly pry it up .If this is not the issue and have a spare atomizer, pop it in a give it a try. If you are still out of luck, it could possibly have a short some where if a substantial amount of the spilled liquid came into contact with the battery. Give it a look over and let us know how things work out.

 

[danimal40]

use paper towel to clean conectection on battery and protank.. its not making contact from juice being in there

 

[Sthur]

Clean everything good and check the center pin problem on YouTube. Also cue tips are you best friend.

Center Pin Issue - Fixing a non firing eGo battery - YouTube

Make sure your using the beauty ring if using a ego battery so everything is clean and seamless.