Cloupor DNA and Aerotank

[jcoheley]

Just got my Cloupor 30 mod in my vape mail today. Great craftsmanship and love the weight of it. Just having one teensy issue. When I screw my Kanger Aerotank all the way down, I get an error message. It says that it is shorted. If I back the tank out, problem solved. Has anyone else had this issue? I don't normally screw the RDA or tank down tight on my other devices but adjusting the airflow on the tank (it's a new tank so the airflow adjustment is still tight), I noticed the error message. Any info?


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[K_Tech]

I don't have that particular mod, but that's an issue that has been seen in other regulated mods.

I'm assuming that the center pin in the 510 connection on the mod gets pushed down and gets shorted to the body of the mod.

There are two things I can see helping. Well, three.

First, only tighten the atomizer down until it's snug on the mod.

Second, look up "vamo o-ring fix" on YouTube.

Third, buy a flat washer about the same diameter as the Aerotank, and put it on the Cloupor between it and the Aerotank.

 

[Unforeseen]

Moved to Variable Voltage APV Discussion

 

[sando7]

or buy one of these and save your original threads....just screw it in until you make contact and you got a brand new base to use without damaging your original threads or putting additional pressure on your contact
Airflow Adapter

 

[vampyrex13]

I had an issue with my Magma saying check atomizer when screwed all the way down. I put a small o-ring the size of the groove around the 510 connector as a spacer and it's been working great.

 

[Circa Survivor]

This is a known problem with the aerotank as far as i know. Happens to me too.

 

[jcoheley]

Sweet! thanks so much everyone. I really appreciate the suggestions. Going to check out the o-ring and already have the airflow adapter for another mod.


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[Nomoreash]

It's the insulator in the 510 connector, they are made of silicone or flexible rubber. Screwing it down to tight can compress and over time even rip or tear the insulator. I've replaced countless insulators that were worn or torn to the point it was constantly shorting out.

Always just screw it snug enough to make good contact, especially when using a basic 510 connector, some upgraded connectors have beefier insulators and can take a little more abuse but the basic ones found in most mods will last longer if you just screw it snug.