Anybody buy a GG fuse yet?
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I cleaned and sanded everything, put it all back together, installed the fuse kit, and got the same result. I'd say 40% less vapor than with the original spring. I don't know what else to do. Everything is brand new and clean, except for the fuse springs as they are a dark color (almost black) until I sanded them to a shiny metal color. The inside of the spring is still black because I can't get anything inside of the spring to sand it. Of course, they look black in the installation video that Rob has on YouTube, so I assume that's how they are supposed to look.
Maybe change out your Atty and try another one tenfour, could just be your Atty??
Also make sure Batts are fully charged tenfour, it's usually one of those two things in my experiance rather than Imeo's unit
Also make sure Batts are fully charged tenfour, it's usually one of those two things in my experiance rather than Imeo's unit
I've used the spring that came installed, and both of the extras with no difference in result.
Yes of course ggero, hahahh TenFour, change Atty's and new Batts then report back please
I have swapped atomizers and batteries, with no change in result. I tested the difference in vapor by installing the fuse, vaping a few times, then changing back to the original spring and vaping again. With the original spring installed, everything is perfect. With the fuse installed, I get diminished vapor. It doesn't make any sense to me as everything looks perfect just like the rest of my #348.
I am sure that you use exactly the same configuration with batteries , atties , liquid etc and you just put on and put off the fuse 10-4? Ok, unscrew the plastic thing that fuse has and take it out with the spring. Let only the brass axis on GG and smoke it without putting there the original spring. How is it now?
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Hahaha! I may be new to the GG, but I am not new to vaping!
There is plenty of juice in my atomizer, and with the original spring installed - enough to make my head spin!
stretch out the spring and put it back in and try that.... it may have shrunk a bit on you .....
also check to make sure your atty is not shorting out at the center pole. Some times when the TS is tightened down too much it will push the center pole into the atty causing the short....
Hope that helps
also check to make sure your atty is not shorting out at the center pole. Some times when the TS is tightened down too much it will push the center pole into the atty causing the short....
Hope that helps
I forgot to say to stretch the fuse spring!!!
thanks a lot Vapn. Yes, try this 14, it will work for sure now
thanks a lot Vapn. Yes, try this 14, it will work for sure now
Do you mean take the original spring (the one that comes with the GGTS) out of brass axis that screws into the bottom cap?
I think my problem lies with the fuse spring. I took the fuse spring out and then flipped it and put everything back together, and it worked much better. Not quite as good as with the original GGTS spring setup, but better. I then flipped the fuse spring back around, reinstalled the fuse, and the problem persists. For some reason I'm not getting a good connection with my fuse spring.. I'll do some more sanding. I also should have switched to a 0nic liquid as all this vapor testing has my head spinning!
I'm still working on it. I know one thing, though. When I get through figuring this out (and I will figure it out!!) I'll be the GGTS fuse master!
I like people like you 14, you never give up!!!!! You will be the GG fuse master for sure. I want to see your results. Its like a game, isnt it?
I like people like you 14, you never give up!!!!! You will be the GG fuse master for sure. I want to see your results. Its like a game, isnt it?
Indeed, I never give up! I fix my friends computers when they have problems. They hate problems, but I like the challenge. I always win!!
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