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Hot atomizer but no vapor? in Model Specific Discussion; Originally Posted by olderthandirt Don't know 'bout the batteries digdreams, I've been lucky in that respect. I will say that ...
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    Don't know 'bout the batteries digdreams, I've been lucky in that respect. I will say that the charge on the new batteries doesn't seem to hold as long as my original 2.
    Well, since it was past the point of "useless" I decided to try boiling the atomizer. At first it acted exactly the same, still cutting off after 1.5 seconds. I dripped a few extra drops of liquid on to the atomizer and let it soak in for a while. This seems to have corrected the problem and I can now draw on it for 5-7 seconds like it originally worked.

    Vapor production is back to a better level, but still not as good as my 901 (maybe 75%) but the cartrige needs to be pretty much full for it to work. Once the cartrige drops to the level where it takes 1-2 drops to top it off, the vapor goes down to a few whisps and the battery starts cutting off after 1.5 seconds again. Once it does this you have to top off the cartridge and add a drop or two to the atomizer, after about 3 or 4 puffs it is back to 5-7 seconds again. I tried 4 different cartriges including a pre-filled Marlboro that came with it.

    Figuring this out took me about 45 minutes, during which time I went through both batteries, so after it re-charges I will try it again.

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    LOL, it is the batteries that are bad. I finally tried it at night where I coudl see the light (it's too dim to see in the day).

    Fiddling with the atomizer has nothing to do with it, it was just a coincidence. Both batteries have random cutoff times of any where between .5 and 8 seconds. Most of the time they get stuck at around 1.5 seconds, which is not enought time to generate any vapor.

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    I had this happen at the end of week two for one of my atties. I have a home made 5v passthrough and decided that the not so great vape atty would be the one i tested it with. Now that atty works great again on my auto 510 batteries. I guess i burnt off the goo

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    I have two 510 atomizers (both from heavengifts) the first one is 3 months old and the second one is one week old.

    The first is still working amazing, but the second is not producing a lot of vapor but it gets really hot. I've tried with several batteries. The atty reads the same resistance as when I unpackaged it (also same as the first atty)

    I tried to add more juice, vaping it untill no more juice and still can't find what's wrong. Sometimes it produces some, and sometimes it doesn't produce .....

    Heeelp!!!

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