As long as the scratches are just on the surface and no metal is exposed... if they were mine, I would still use them.So basically i got eleaf istick pico and today i noticed that my battery is a little mid scratched at the middle.
Should i be worried?
you can see the scratch at the 2500mah logo
I can see a bit metal and i think it got strached in the battery caseAs long as the scratches are just on the surface and no metal is exposed... if they were mine, I would still use them.
You might want to look into what is causing the scratches and file it down.
In that case... I would stop using it until you have some re-wraps on hand. Pull the wrap off, if the metal is scratched I would not use it. If the metal is not scratched, you can re-wrap it and keep using it. Better safe than sorryI can see a bit metal and i think it got strached in the battery case
Ok thanks a lotIn that case... I would stop using it until you have some re-wraps on hand. Pull the wrap off, if the metal is scratched I would not use it. If the metal is not scratched, you can re-wrap it and keep using it. Better safe than sorry
You're welcome!Ok thanks a lot
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Should be fine. If you are worried, a small bit of electricians tape just over the scratch just in case the scratch went all the way though, would solve any issue.So basically i got eleaf istick pico and today i noticed that my battery is a little mid scratched at the middle.
Should i be worried?
you can see the scratch at the 2500mah logo
I wouldn't use those batteries as has been advised, I can't even find any tests performed on those specific rewraps, so am not sure what battery it even is under the wrapper.
That is not to say all rewraps are bad, it is just better to buy the battery in its standard wrapper than paying a premium for another company to put their own on, with often inflated specs.