I would assume that's because you're increasing the contact area and therefore more of your nerve endings are getting a lower voltage, pushing it below the detectable range.
It happens with just one charger I have. The other charger just went out with a bang that tripped the fuse. So guess which one I use now.
I would assume that's because you're increasing the contact area and therefore more of your nerve endings are getting a lower voltage, pushing it below the detectable range.