I just saw this on the news. Eleaf Istick caught fire while charging when the owner was asleep Please be careful… this can happen with any mod.
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Another reason why you should never charge anything that unattended.
If I’m charging anything and have to leave the house I stop charging. Resume when I get home.
Thnx for the link @Pro_Vapes
CMJ
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I did read about this a couple of weeks ago. It seems to be tied to the 50W version. I totally agree though, [quote=“Jondamon, post:2, topic:37731”]
Another reason why you should never charge anything that unattended.
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Thank you to the OP
Wow, i has one just like that 50 watt eleaf I stick, but it was distroyed by juice leaking in the the charging port.I was so mad at my self for over filling my dripper
( my first time use a dripper ) Looks like blessing that i did that.
I don’t understand way the are saying not to leave your battaries unateanded when charging , when the all can do that. I sure don’t want my face looking at them if the go off. i have my charging station on a shelf in the computor room, where no one sleeps. I’m In the computor room most of the time, so i guess it will just hit my legs. Are there any signs that the battary make when over charging them?. I can’t smell anything. I just check on how warm they are. and don’t put them in the charger untill they have be cooled dowm after use.hope this is good as I can do.