I been building non-rebuildable evod tanks for a long time, why cause I'm cheap. I recently got a Subvod w/tanktop, searched this forum and found no info on how to disassemble a SSOCC. I did find one other site with some help so I decided to post how I took my SSOCC coil apart. Its easy and you don't destroy the coil wire. I haven't got around to buy some 28g wire and flat cotton so I cleaned the coil wire and cotton and reused.
First get something to run thru the air vents, I used a nail. Being round it would not fit thru the square holes so I ground 2 sides flat. Hold the coil with nail in one hand then I pulled on the cup cover with channelocks and it poped right off.
NOTE: If you put pliers on the air vent end you will crush that end.
coil completely apart
Coil shows allot of burnt on gunk, only in the middle where the juice enters the feed holes.
Don't know exact size Kanger wraped but this is a 9/64" drill bit
Put on stove flame and burnt off gunk
Coil after fire, very little gunk left. I used a toothbrush to clean it off. Wire came clean like new(didn't add photo of cleaned coil)
Reassemble coil not as pretty as the new ones since I used used cotton but it worked ok.
When new it tested .59ohms, after rebuilding with same wire its .57ohms
First get something to run thru the air vents, I used a nail. Being round it would not fit thru the square holes so I ground 2 sides flat. Hold the coil with nail in one hand then I pulled on the cup cover with channelocks and it poped right off.
NOTE: If you put pliers on the air vent end you will crush that end.
coil completely apart
Coil shows allot of burnt on gunk, only in the middle where the juice enters the feed holes.
Don't know exact size Kanger wraped but this is a 9/64" drill bit
Put on stove flame and burnt off gunk
Coil after fire, very little gunk left. I used a toothbrush to clean it off. Wire came clean like new(didn't add photo of cleaned coil)
Reassemble coil not as pretty as the new ones since I used used cotton but it worked ok.
When new it tested .59ohms, after rebuilding with same wire its .57ohms
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