Hi i am new to this forum but have been vaping for about 2 years (off and on). Currently i am using an Ego twist with ce3's and over the last couple months i have bout about 30 of them and all them work fine with my basic 510 battery, however, only a fraction of them work with my ego twist. I just cant make any sense on how all of them fire up on my 510 battery but only a couple still fire up with my ego. Anyone else experience this? Why does this happen? Any fixes? Thanks for any info.
ce3 and Ego Twist Problem
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Greetings from Canada! Welcome to ECF!
The post of the ce3 has to come down or the post on the Twist has to come up, one or the other. Try moving them a very slight amount. It makes a Huge difference.
Relax, Enjoy!
The post of the ce3 has to come down or the post on the Twist has to come up, one or the other. Try moving them a very slight amount. It makes a Huge difference.
Relax, Enjoy!
You can move the center post in the atty which is the positive side on most PV's. You use either small needle nose pliers or a small flat blade screwdriver to pry it up on the atty. I don't like to mess with the battery side if at all possible because If you mess up then your out a battery it would be much cheaper if you messed up the atty side. LOL
Other thing you need to do is clean your contacts with a qtip and alcohol at least each day. Other than matching the voltage to the Ohms on the atty that is all I,ve had to do.
Other thing you need to do is clean your contacts with a qtip and alcohol at least each day. Other than matching the voltage to the Ohms on the atty that is all I,ve had to do.
Thanks X P3, i just used my knife to lift the post of the ce3 and works great now, im gonna do this to the rest of them.. I love these ce3's and this was my only problem, thanks very much!
Oh one more thing on batteries I only use a small amount of pressure when I tighten them. All it has to do is make contact doesn't have to have a whole lot of torque. Overtightening could move the center post or mess up the threads. Just use lose dry finger tightening.
Thanks Steve for the quick response. This problem has been resolved and i am extremely happy that i now have many more ce3's i can use , they rock! Thanks for all the great info!
Steve, yeah, that is probably why i had this issue in the first place, iv always screwed these things on pretty tight. Thanks again for the info.
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