Warranty on vape gear - a question.

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Sept 6, 2015 17:20:42 GMT Jerri said:

Vapeesque.

They had an offer on at the time that I spotted on the Facebook group.

Not heard back yet but as I said it's the weekend so I don't expect too.

After I emailed I did spot after looking about on their website it states 28 day warranty.

I says 30 day warranty on myepack but they still offered me to repair or replace. Like you say, you would expect it to last more than 3 months. that's fair enough if you ask me.

[Jerri]

Sept 6, 2015 18:51:14 GMT @jc72 said:

Sept 6, 2015 17:20:42 GMT Jerri said:

Vapeesque.

They had an offer on at the time that I spotted on the Facebook group.

Not heard back yet but as I said it's the weekend so I don't expect too.

After I emailed I did spot after looking about on their website it states 28 day warranty.

I says 30 day warranty on myepack but they still offered me to repair or replace. Like you say, you would expect it to last more than 3 months. that's fair enough if you ask me.

Thanks. I'm hoping it's all speculation and the vendor will do the decent thing.

Hopefully they'll reply in the next few days.

[tim]

Jerri If the 510 pin is not moving, it is probably stuck down, maybe with leaked juice? My Lemo 2's have an occasional leak when filling. Not often, but it might have happened to yours.

[Jerri]

Sept 6, 2015 19:57:58 GMT tim said:

Jerri If the 510 pin is not moving, it is probably stuck down, maybe with leaked juice? My Lemo 2's have an occasional leak when filling. Not often, but it might have happened to yours.

Thanks but I doubt it. I'm quite paranoid about that as I once killed a mod. The lemo has only ever leaked when I've over filled. I now check it each time I fill to be 100% sure it's not leaked.

I also take the tank part off from the base section every few days (where it unscrews from the 510 connector part just above the air holes) to make doubly sure there's no juice there.

It looks like the spring has gone as the 510 seems to have sunk down. I have no idea how. I honestly don't over tighten tanks nor do I remove and reattache tanks a lot.

I wouldn't mind if I'd done something to stuff it up. I'd be annoyed with myself but obviously if have nobody but myself to blame so I'd just accept it but I genuinely have done nothing but use it as its intended to be used. It's never been dropped or knocked over. It's never left the house.

[chykensa]

I'm sure youve already tried this, but prise the centre pin back up with a cocktail stick or a very small flat blade screwdriver. Go gently, it may be that a bit of dirt or swarf has got jammed, preventing the spring from pushing the centrepin back up.
Let's hope that the vendor does the decent (and legal!) thing and offer to replace, or at the very least have it back to inspect. Keep us posted

[Jerri]

Sept 6, 2015 22:45:03 GMT chykensa said:

I'm sure youve already tried this, but prise the centre pin back up with a cocktail stick or a very small flat blade screwdriver. Go gently, it may be that a bit of dirt or swarf has got jammed, preventing the spring from pushing the centrepin back up.
Let's hope that the vendor does the decent (and legal!) thing and offer to replace, or at the very least have it back to inspect. Keep us posted

Thanks.

I did try to clean it but no change.