aspire k1 help
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What battery?
Is the replaceable head tight into the k1's base?
Describe 'leave it loose'.
Slight gap between the two or wobbly/floppy.
On many If you over tighten the delivery device to the power device connection you will depress the center pin in the 510 connector or push up the positive pin in the delivery device.
This causes connection issues, won't fire or intermittent firing.
You may have to gently lift the center pin in the battery 510 or slightly pull down the positive pin on the replaceable head. Not the contact on the base.
Is the replaceable head tight into the k1's base?
Describe 'leave it loose'.
Slight gap between the two or wobbly/floppy.
On many If you over tighten the delivery device to the power device connection you will depress the center pin in the 510 connector or push up the positive pin in the delivery device.
This causes connection issues, won't fire or intermittent firing.
You may have to gently lift the center pin in the battery 510 or slightly pull down the positive pin on the replaceable head. Not the contact on the base.
I have the MVP shine And I can't screw the tank all the way on for it to hit it's a hard pull if I screw it all the way on It feels cloged when I screw it all the way on it's not wobblely but it's the fact that I know it's not all the way on
The mvp has a deep well 510 connector & a tall walled ego connector.
This makes for quite a few delivery devices that just don't fit well and causes various problems.
Some experience connectivity problems others experience airflow issues.
If you're trying to eliminate the gap between the k1 base & mvp by over tightening the connection you will block the air inlet.
The k1 uses the ego threads, the high wall ego connector on the mvp blocks the air inlet when over tightened.
The is no such thing as 'all the way on' with that set up, it is a balance between tight enough to make the electrical connection but lose enough to still allow airflow.
Try tightening using the drip tip as a guide, holding only the drip tip when threading onto the mvp, when the drip tip slips/spins it is tight enough.
This makes for quite a few delivery devices that just don't fit well and causes various problems.
Some experience connectivity problems others experience airflow issues.
If you're trying to eliminate the gap between the k1 base & mvp by over tightening the connection you will block the air inlet.
The k1 uses the ego threads, the high wall ego connector on the mvp blocks the air inlet when over tightened.
The is no such thing as 'all the way on' with that set up, it is a balance between tight enough to make the electrical connection but lose enough to still allow airflow.
Try tightening using the drip tip as a guide, holding only the drip tip when threading onto the mvp, when the drip tip slips/spins it is tight enough.
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