new vapor here, been checking this forum out for a while. and heres my problem..i have a emow 1300mah battery with evod glass tank..problem is my tank leaked overnite and now i have what looks like juice coming out the bottom vent holes of the battery....is my battery shot? can it just dry out & be fine?
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Hi and welcome to the board. I honestly don't know, but I don't think I would do it.
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The juice could have just run down the sides and looks like it's coming out of the bottom. You might try wrapping it in paper towels and try to soak as much up as possible. Even q-tips to get into the tighter spots. If it fires then should be fine.
The juice could have just run down the sides and looks like it's coming out of the bottom. You might try wrapping it in paper towels and try to soak as much up as possible. Even q-tips to get into the tighter spots. If it fires then should be fine.
I can agree. If it really is coming out the battery vent holes... that would worry me. However, juice is non conductive. It isn't likely to blow up, I don't think, just not work if it's soaked. But maybe it's not inside the casing and just looks like it is. Try drying it off and see what you think.
Yes, the juice is non-conductive, IMO, the only thing it might do is just cause it to not fire if blocking a contact somewhere.
I surely have. But it's a bit different with a mech. You can take the batteries out and clean them, and clean the tube too.
I've had some success with putting my mods upside down over night if I've got a tank on it that might leak. It's normally just take the tank off, but sometimes upside down is easier. Just have to give the coils time to soak up juice afterv you turn it right side up our you can get a dry hit.
I once had a similar incident a long while back (at that time I was using an aspire nautilus on a vamo v5). I went to pick up my device and realized juice was everywhere.. It seemed as though the liquid was coming from the battery compartment, but in reality it was only because the battery compartment was on the bottom of the device, so naturally a leaky tank would make it seem that way lol. Anyhow, after a simple clean-up, all was well.. But I suggest giving your device a good tear-down, clean it up nice and good, and then when you put it back together remember the golden rule - tighten everything only until good and snug, and then stop. In other words, don't over-tighten! Over-tightening can actually cause leaks.
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