How To Use Brass Knuckles Vape Pen Battery

Okay, so you've got a Brass Knuckles vape pen battery. Cool. Let's get this show on the road, shall we?

First things first: Charging Up

Find the charger that came with your Brass Knuckles. It's usually a USB thingy.

Screw the charger onto the battery where the cartridge normally goes. Then, plug it into a USB port – your laptop, a wall adapter, whatever works.

Wait until the light on the battery changes color or turns off. That means it's fully charged. Like you after a good nap.

Attaching the Cartridge

Time for the fun part! Grab your favorite cartridge.

Gently screw it onto the battery. Not too tight – you're not trying to win a weightlifting competition.

Just snug enough so it makes a good connection. Think of it like a friendly handshake, not a wrestling match.

Powering On (and Off!)

Most Brass Knuckles batteries turn on with a simple series of clicks on the button. Usually, it's five clicks, fast.

Try it. Click, click, click, click, click! The light should flash, indicating it's ready to rumble.

To turn it off, do the same thing – five clicks. Click, click, click, click, click! This is important, unless you like accidentally vaping in your pocket.

Vaping Like a Pro (or at least not a total newbie)

Press and hold the button. This heats up the cartridge.

Inhale gently. No need to suck so hard you turn inside out!

Start with small puffs. You can always take more, but you can't untake them.

Adjusting the Voltage (Maybe)

Some Brass Knuckles batteries have adjustable voltage. This lets you control the heat.

Usually, you can change the voltage by clicking the button a few times. Three clicks is a common number, but check your instructions.

Experiment a little to find what works best for you and your cartridge. Low voltage for flavor, higher voltage for bigger clouds. Play around and discover your inner vape artist!

A Few Words of Wisdom

Keep your Brass Knuckles battery clean. Wipe it down occasionally with a dry cloth.

Store it upright. This helps prevent leaks. Nobody likes sticky pockets.

Don't leave it in direct sunlight or extreme temperatures. Batteries don't like that, and neither do you, probably.

Troubleshooting (Because Things Happen)

If it's not working, try cleaning the connection points between the battery and the cartridge. A little rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab can work wonders.

Make sure the battery is charged. Seems obvious, but you'd be surprised.

If all else fails, consult the user manual (if you still have it) or search online for Brass Knuckles troubleshooting tips. The internet is your friend, most of the time.