Hi! Today I bought a brand new Segelei 50W box mod. I used it all day then all of the sudden I got a message on its screen saying "check atomizer". I read on Segtelei's page that if this happens to adjust the pin that connects to your atomizer. I spent 2 hours adjusting the pin on the atomizer and on the mod box. I even put a new fully charged battery in it. Nothing seems to work! Has anybody else had this problem? Please help!
"check Atomizer" message
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Okay, that's a start. Again, have you verified the atomizer's resistance with either an ohm meter or multimeter?
Buy a cheap voltmeter and use it to check the resistance of your coils. Either it went under the lower limit resistance range of the Sigelei or the coil opened up. Try a new coil head and see if it works.
Everyone who vapes needs a 510 ohmmeter. You just screw the atomizer into the socket and read the resistance on the LED display.
iSmoka eLeaf Digital Ohmmeter and Voltmeter - - Amazon.com
Everyone who vapes needs a 510 ohmmeter. You just screw the atomizer into the socket and read the resistance on the LED display.
iSmoka eLeaf Digital Ohmmeter and Voltmeter - - Amazon.com
check the atty with a multimeter for resistance and for a possible short.
ALSO try a different atty on the mod.
just those 2 things will isolate where at least the problem is.
ALSO try a different atty on the mod.
just those 2 things will isolate where at least the problem is.
The mod box screen has an ohm meter on it and if I remember correctly it was bouncing around. The voltage was also changing without me changing it.
this means you might have a short in your build. You really need to check the ohm's of your coils with a multimeter, to eliminate the possability that the mods onboard ohm checker isnt broken.
Where could I get a multimeter and how much would it be? Also, I don't have another atty but I do have an ego-c uprgrade battery and I tried my atty on that and it worked but still won't work on the sigelei
you can get a basic multimeter from a hardware store.
an ego-c would still fire the atty if it had a partial short, eventually killing the battery. When you do fire it with the ego-c, do both coils heat up, smoothly and quickly from the inside out?
Not sure if both coils heated up but the ego actually did shut off after about 5 mins of using it. It was fully. Charged
I am pretty sure you have a partial short in your coils, you need to fix that.
and you STILL havent told us what ohm you built your coils for.
and you STILL havent told us what ohm you built your coils for.
Im not even sure he built the coils, since he hasnt even given us any details on that.
Bouncing ohms reading could possibly indicate the post screws are lose.
I agree that an ohm reader or multimeter is a must have.
I agree that an ohm reader or multimeter is a must have.
OP, I strongly suggest that you get a multimeter and/or an ohm reader.
Perhaps, a better understanding of building coils, as well.
Perhaps, a better understanding of building coils, as well.
I don't even know what ohm I built it for. I'm new to vaping with coils and all that. My atty came with some coil wire and I built my coils with that
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