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freakknight1

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Hey there new to the forum. I'm having issues with my x6 mod ego style vape pen. Haven't used it in a long time. When I hook it to the charger the button blinks red 3xs. And my charger light stays green. If I push the button it will light up blue like it's charging bit the charger light still stays green. I've tried pulling up the contact pin and also tried a different charger. Also tried the rapid 10xs button reset. Nothing changes. Is the battery toast or is there anything else I can try?

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freakknight1 said:
Hey there new to the forum. I'm having issues with my x6 mod ego style vape pen. Haven't used it in a long time. When I hook it to the charger the button blinks red 3xs. And my charger light stays green. If I push the button it will light up blue like it's charging bit the charger light still stays green. I've tried pulling up the contact pin and also tried a different charger. Also tried the rapid 10xs button reset. Nothing changes. Is the battery toast or is there anything else I can try?

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Honestly I would recommend a new battery. Better to get a new one that works for sure, then trying to "fix" an old one. They aren't that expensive and its just better off to be safe.
 
freakknight1

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I plan on getting a new one. I was just trying to use it till I got one.

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The battery is toast. You probably didn't charge it, while it was laying around. Therefore, the battery was overly discharged. If you don't use it, you still need to charge it from time to time.
 
freakknight1

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Thanks for the input. That's kinda what I figured. Appreciate the response.

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I agree. It is time for you to change a new one. A better battery will not only satisfy you, but also guarantee your safety.
 
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