Thanks to Beacon Vape :)

[chykensa]

I got home last night only to find that the spring sliders on my eFest charger had both slipped out of place, preventing me from using the charger.
A quick Facebook post to Beacon Vape zeldamum and a trip over there this morning, and I am now the proud owner of a new eFest SODA charger. Does the job, and a good price, just goes to prove that having a friendly B&M shop locally has it's advantages!!
Thanks Helen, and I'm now able to use my 350s again!!
P.S. thanks also to igual for the chance to sample his Krimblefart juice which he had kindly sent to Helen for BLEEPmas - very tasty it was too, and I'm sure it will only improve with a bit more steeping

[dalealan]

Should be easy enough to fix the sliders on your old one to keep for a spare. Few screws in the base, remove it and reposition if they're the same as the nitecore design. Fingers crossed

[zeldamum]

Dec 21, 2014 0:09:35 GMT chykensa said:

I got home last night only to find that the spring sliders on my eFest charger had both slipped out of place, preventing me from using the charger.
A quick Facebook post to Beacon Vape zeldamum and a trip over there this morning, and I am now the proud owner of a new eFest SODA charger. Does the job, and a good price, just goes to prove that having a friendly B&M shop locally has it's advantages!!
Thanks Helen, and I'm now able to use my 350s again!!
P.S. thanks also to igual for the chance to sample his Krimblefart juice which he had kindly sent to Helen for BLEEPmas - very tasty it was too, and I'm sure it will only improve with a bit more steeping

Thank you chykensa.

Thank you for all your help over the last year with getting the vape business from a dream to a reality and for all your general vaping help over the last 20+ months.

[chykensa]

Dec 21, 2014 0:56:46 GMT dalealan said:

Should be easy enough to fix the sliders on your old one to keep for a spare. Few screws in the base, remove it and reposition if they're the same as the nitecore design. Fingers crossed

I did have a look but there are no screws anywhere on the whole unit, unless they are underneath the rubber feet pads. I'll have a look as it's not that old and works a treat.

[chykensa]

Dec 21, 2014 0:56:46 GMT dalealan said:

Should be easy enough to fix the sliders on your old one to keep for a spare. Few screws in the base, remove it and reposition if they're the same as the nitecore design. Fingers crossed

I did have a look but there are no screws anywhere on the whole unit, unless they are underneath the rubber feet pads. I'll have a look as it's not that old and works a treat.

[dalealan]

Dec 21, 2014 11:58:25 GMT chykensa said:

Dec 21, 2014 0:56:46 GMT dalealan said:

Should be easy enough to fix the sliders on your old one to keep for a spare. Few screws in the base, remove it and reposition if they're the same as the nitecore design. Fingers crossed

I did have a look but there are no screws anywhere on the whole unit, unless they are underneath the rubber feet pads. I'll have a look as it's not that old and works a treat.

Yeah that's where they'll probably be. Peel one back and have a peek. This is the nitecore tear down. Not the same charger obviously but the sliders should be near enough identical and they can pop off their runners or become detached if the solders not on correctly as someone else had the same problem on here not too long ago . laserpointerforums.com/f52/nitecore-i4-i2-charger-teardown-update-p2-83155.html

[chykensa]

dalealan - a really useful post, thanks matey! I'll pop those rubber feet off in the morning and have a gander. Useful to know that the springs might be soldered in too - just have to find a friend with a soldering iron now