Atomizer Resurrection, Pt 1 in Tips and Tricks; I just tried to push into an 801, but the whole inside assembly pushed up, and I don't think the ...
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I just tried to push into an 801, but the whole inside assembly pushed up, and I don't think the wires would be intact anymore, right? That one I'm sure is dead.
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No not at all

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Kate51
I just tried to push into an 801, but the whole inside assembly pushed up, and I don't think the wires would be intact anymore, right? That one I'm sure is dead.
Kate51--not necessarly at all--there is play in there and you really can not hurt it with a pin on the 801--you certainly can not get to the coil with the pin at all as the ceramic pot that holds the atomizer you can not peirce with at pin.-----Sun
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PV Master
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Only just discovered this thread and have read through it.
It makes sense that the tiny hole in question could get blocked.
If blocked by dried juice alone, a water rinse or simply more juice would remove it so I suspect that what is blocking it is small bits of hardened deposit, that are known to break off the coil at times.
I saw two interesting tips: using a strong point light might give an indication of whether there is a blockage (or misalignment); compare with a good atty. The second was to use a cotton bud stick at the other end, pointing to the side of the inner tube/assembly, to hold it still while using the needle from the other end.
I suggest a partial third idea: for the lengths of needle to insert for each atty type to be posted so that length of needle could be marked or gripped before insertion (if you see what I mean).
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Full Member
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I think I killed my atomizer. I poked it with a paperclip just very slightly to open some airflow and now the draw is real easy, yet no vapor whatsoever...
Nevermind, I forgot I had just cleaned it pretty extensively and just needed to re-drip.
Last edited by Vapor Fiend; 05-11-2009 at 05:24 PM.
Think for yourself. Question authority.
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Super Member
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I had a huge paper clip I could only get partway through which restored it somewhat.. I will have to find a sewing needle to complete the restoration.
Thanks! I have one more atty now
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How does this thread keep getting buried?
This is genius.
As we're dry-burning and coke soaking, Jaxx was on to something a long time ago.
This totally works. It should be a sticky. Try it. It'll blow your mind, how well it works. My atty will never touch vodka again.
Thanks Jaxx. This is the best e-cig advise I''ve seen since the Pyramid Tea Bag.
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BTW, I don't advise the whole "making new air holes" idea. There's channels in there already, that you just have to find. And I just use a small paperclip, and find the 2 channels that are directly under the atty bridge. Works great.
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I works!
One dead (no draw-no vapor-burnt-HOT) 801 atty
One needle
One paperclip
One genius idea -- THANKS JAAXX
Equals one once again smooth well performing atty!
Again Thanks!
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Senior Member
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How does this work on a 510 atty, I have some that burnt the poly fibers of the cart on it and they smell horrible and perform terrible. What should I do to fix or try to fix those? I have like 7 of them.
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