IMO the juice inside is more from the vapor than actual leakage. When vaporized the vapor falls. Take a puff and turn your PV upside down. It will come out. When in this state if you stand your PV up the vapor finds any type of tiny hole. Thus getting into the PV and condensing.
I love my Buzz, but I am having some issues...
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Everyone has had that "How the hell did juice get there moments??" The Buzz and Buzz Pro are very well sealed against juice invasion...Still things happen..Sooner rather than later juice will end up where you don't want it...
Heat....Most PVs are made of some type of metal alloy...I know you've picked one up and noticed it too be rather cold too the touch...Voltage regulation by the Buzz produces heat..Metal that is cold and warmed quickly will "sweat"..We've tossed this idea around before and I believe this could sometimes be a problem...It would be worse in winter...Thankfully that's over...
Heat....Most PVs are made of some type of metal alloy...I know you've picked one up and noticed it too be rather cold too the touch...Voltage regulation by the Buzz produces heat..Metal that is cold and warmed quickly will "sweat"..We've tossed this idea around before and I believe this could sometimes be a problem...It would be worse in winter...Thankfully that's over...
I squirted some rubbing alcohol in the battery compartment of my Buzz, shook it around briefly and poured it down the sink. I then put it on a paper towel and let it dry for almost 24 hours. Since then it has been working like the day I bought it. Thanks for the help.
The Buzz is my favorite vaporizer and I have owned a lot of them. Things require maintenance and often involve a learning curve. Thankfully notcigs has a subforum where one can get help with these things. Cheers.
The Buzz is my favorite vaporizer and I have owned a lot of them. Things require maintenance and often involve a learning curve. Thankfully notcigs has a subforum where one can get help with these things. Cheers.
SWEET !!! glad to hear it is back up and running
YES , do NOT TURN IT ON if it is wet like that , you WILL kill it !
You would be a great choice. One of you that's done it and knows the procedure. That's great information and like Paco said it's a good way to dry out a wet PV too.
If its ever something you cant take apart Paco seal the elecronic device in a ziploc back with a few cups of plain dry uncooked white rice) Leave it for 24-48 hrs and now you have no more moisture 
Ive save about 5 cell phones like that that took a dive off my boat.
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