When a battery is nearing the end of its life, you will still be able to charge it but it won't necessarily be able to heat anything sufficiently.ĥ.
If you still have the same problem, it's likely that the battery is the cause of your trouble but you won't know exactly what the problem with the battery is at this stage.Ĥ. If the battery charges, try attaching a different tank. Try to charge the battery (ensure your charger works on other compatible batteries otherwise your charger could be the problem).ģ. Place the battery in a room at a constant temperature for 24 hours (do not freeze or overheat).Ģ. If you're still stuck, the following options may help, however, depending on the issue you have, it's often better just to get a new battery to be on the safe side.ġ. Possible causes of a dead battery include contact problems, faulty battery, overuse, misuse, damage, environmental conditions and lifespan exceeded. These lithium-ion e-cig batteries are also very sensitive to environmental conditions due to the micro technology inside them.
The average electronic cigarette battery has a typical lifetime of 300 charges and this lifespan is significantly reduced if batteries are frequently recharged and in constant use. The battery will let you know it's recognised that you've turned it on by flashing 3 times (this can vary and the amount of flashes will vary depending on the battery). The easiest way to do this is to count one, two, three etc and ensure you click 5 separate times otherwise the battery may not realise you have clicked 5 times. That means the clicks are quite fast and have to be very deliberate, and this is part of their design to stop them being turned on without you realising. Most standard electronic cigarette batteries are turned on and off with a 5 click function (5 rapid clicks within 2 seconds).
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