chi you clone ( read more )

[da boss]

ok so first of all i bought my mod from a shop and he called it a kings mod but it looks like a chi you and ive owned one before. well anyways my chi you is not firing out of nowhere. its been about 2 days. i think its the bottom connector firing pin thing because it looks very unusal and ive screw the top pin connector all the way till it reaches the rda that is screwed all teh way in. illl post pics to show you the bottom peice. plz help this is annoying me

 

[da boss]

heres the pic of the what the mod exactly looks like and the bottom cap connector is one ive never seen before

 

[The Ocelot]

Hi and welcome to the forum, however you posted in the wrong section. This is for Simple Solution - meaning entry level vaping, not mechanicals or RBAs.

 

[classwife]

Welcome to ECF da boss

Moved to New Members from Simple Solutions

 

[milescadre]

I'd say make sure you eliminate the battery rattle. you will have 2 screws o nthe top cap, the outer one is used to snug the pin up to the center pin of the atty. The inner is for adjusting for battery rattle in the mod.

And yes, that would be a Chi You ^^ Although a king is very similar (different logo and lock/air flow ring design)

 

[p7willm]

This is an instance where having a real ohm meter, one with the leads, will help. A mechanical mod is real simple, the electricity goes from the top of the battery, through the stuff in the top cap, into the atty through the center pin, through the coil, back to the top cap through the outside of the screw on the bottom of the atty, into the tube, into the switch on the bottom, through the switch, and back into the battery. At some point in the circuit something is blocking the electricity. You need to use the ohm meter to insure the electricity is flowing through all the connections.

Try it with the battery in and measure the voltage were the atty screws in, this should be close to what the battery has. If you get voltage here the problem is with the atty or the connection to it. If you don't have voltage take the battery out and test the resistance at each of the connections. Eliminate ones that work until you find the one that fails, fix it, and your problem should be fixed.

If it is a good shop they will help you to find the problem.

Good luck. I once spent an hour finding out that the button on my nemesis was not touching the negative terminal of the battery because the battery wrap was too big.