ego one battery and kangertech subtank nano

[watisleft]

Hey there!

I am having a bit of an issue (thinking that some people might be having the same problem and know how to fix it)

i have this Joyetech ego one battery and the Kanger tech Subtank nano which was working fine when i screwed the tank to the battery firmly

then just after a while the battery will just blink when i screw the tank onto it and wont be activating with the tank. Unless i screw the tank loosely that it will work.

Anybody has any idea

Thank you in advance!!

 

[yuseffuhler]

Hey there!

I am having a bit of an issue (thinking that some people might be having the same problem and know how to fix it)

i have this Joyetech ego one battery and the Kanger tech Subtank nano which was working fine when i screwed the tank to the battery firmly

then just after a while the battery will just blink when i screw the tank onto it and wont be activating with the tank. Unless i screw the tank loosely that it will work.

Anybody has any idea

Thank you in advance!!

As a general rule, never screw the tank onto the battery firmly. It should spin nice and easy until it makes contact, then it'll be fine. If you do any more than that you run the risk of stripping your threads and damaging the 510 positive connection pin. I'd say just shim the tank to make it flush and stable.

 

[MoDmAnDaN]

I've had this issue with the subtank on a different mod. My fix was to unscrew the base of the tank, remove the coil and gently push the center pin of the base back down, then put the coil back on. Sounds like a contact issue to me. But I agree with yuseffuhler on what he says too.

 

[navigator2011]

I cut an old credit card into a 17 mm circle to create a soft, yet durable washer between the tank and battery.