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Rx200 Ghost charging

Ok, so after a couple months of use, my Rx200 started acting up. Fyi, I normally and mostly haves only charged my batteries with my ni-core charger. Anyway, my mood has started flashing that it is charging, without anything hooked up to it. The charge level of the batteries seem to have no affect. Any ideas?
 
Ahh, so when my rda leaked out everywhere last week, it has caused this. It wasn't the first time I had a bad leak but I suppose I was just lucky those other times. So this means I will just have to purchase a new one?
 

BigNasty

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Just a guess since cellphone that do this are liquid damaged.
 

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Ok, so after a couple months of use, my Rx200 started acting up. Fyi, I normally and mostly haves only charged my batteries with my ni-core charger. Anyway, my mood has started flashing that it is charging, without anything hooked up to it. The charge level of the batteries seem to have no affect. Any ideas?
The internal electronics in this device are coat protected against minor leaking so it will stand some leaking that gets in the inside, but it can take so much, so if a lot has leaked inside multiple times it will definitely short out some components, here are your options

1- since you have had it for only two months try your luck with warranty, these devices come with 90 days standard warranty, but if it has been damaged by a lot of leaking this might have voided your warranty, it is worth a try.

2- take it apart, get the batteries out, take the circuit board out slightly where you can access all its surfaces, soak a clean cotton + q tips in rubbing alcohol, gently clean all components, connectors, chip etc with the rubbing alcohol, clean your battery posts etc, all electrical components, allow the alcohol to evaporate, check your batteries wrapping is in a good condition, clean your battery poles too, put it back together and see if it works, also remember to soak your USB port in rubbing alcohol and let it dry.

3- if this does not fix the problem, time to buy a new one.
 
Vapomizer,
Thanks so much. I will take your advice. I think I should start with the USB port as I do remember seeing a significant amount inside the port a few times. I really do appreciate the help, thank you.
 

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Vapomizer,
Thanks so much. I will take your advice. I think I should start with the USB port as I do remember seeing a significant amount inside the port a few times. I really do appreciate the help, thank you.
Starting with the USB port seems like a good idea, good luck
 

Angrygod50

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Had a mod do that because the charge board went bad. The mod had internal batteries and when I tried to charge it worked a few times then vented.
If your going to use the mod keep using the Nitecore charger just to be safe. People don't realize how much punch a 20 amp battery has and you got 3 of them in there.
 

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