Debridge Volcano magma atomizer possible?

[BlackMetalBuick]

Edit: Nevermiiiind just got it to work. It was a little bit tougher than the videos I had watched so I was worried that it wasn't possible on this one.


Wanted to take a crack at this tonight. Started pushing at the mesh with a screw driver as I've seen in the instructional videos, but it doesn't seem to be a layer of mesh over a solid bridge. This mesh cone in here feels pretty solid, like I'm going to break something if I keep trying. Is there something different about these that it can't be done?

 

[Whytlash]

It's actually fairly easy. I did it one day on one of mine, just for the heck of it. Just shove the mesh away from the top of the bridge. Yes, it's just a strip of mesh that attaches to the base on each side of the metal bridge. When you expose the bridge, use the best tool you have, I used needlenose pliers - some have used tweezers but I found the needlenose made it easy, to rock the bridge back and forth while pulling a little. You are trying to ease it out, not YANK it out! Wanna take it easy so you don't damage the heating coil in the process. With a small amount of effort it will come right out. You have now exposed the heating coil. Push the mesh down out of the way to the side, drip, and have fun!

Steve

 

[BlackMetalBuick]

Thanks for the tips I managed to get it just a second ago. In the video I watched, the mesh was fairly easily pushed away to expose the metal bridge. When I tried nudging the mesh, the entire thing started moving, I was worried maybe the bridge was somehow different in this product.

Unfortunately now, I seem to be getting less vapor, and the outside of the atomizer is getting hot as hell after a couple of puffs. I did a dry burn quickly before using it just to try to get it clean. Not sure what's wrong.