Ego-T atomizers won't work

[ReinaBlood]

Hello! I've been vaping for about 10 months. I ran into a problem tonight I haven't faced before and it's pretty bizarre.

I vape on Ego-T atomizers with classic Ego batts. I've been through at least 4 attys with this configuration without problems. Last night, I cleaned out both of my current atomizers, which are fairly new, by blowing out the dead liquid and thoroughly wiping all of the threads with a clean tissue. I then fired up one of the two and vaped on it for about an hour without problems.

Today, I sat down, vaped the liquid left in the cartridge from the previous evening (same atty), refilled the cart and replaced it. Then I tried to draw off it ... And nothing.

I pulled the cart out and activated the battery, and it was pretty clear that the heating coil just wasn't heating, at all. I switched batts, still nothing. Then I tried my other Ego-T atty ... and it won't heat either.

I pulled out the classic Ego atomizers I use occasionally for dripping, and they work fine -- so it's not the batteries.

I tried pulling up the battery contact plate on one of the attys, thinking that might help it contact the battery, and it still won't heat AT ALL. I'm way out of ideas.

How did I kill both attys without warning?

 

[Schnarph]

I know very little about this but I have a similar setup and have a question for you. Do you use a Ego or 510 to Ego-T adapter to get your atty to fit? I am currently using a classic Ego battery with an adapter to fit a Kanger T2, only way it will work for me. Probably a stupid question, just wondering how you got a Ego-T atomizer on a classic Ego battery. If you don't need an adapter for your setup, I don't have any good suggestions. Sorry. Maybe try an adapter and a Ego-T clearomizer of some kind? It's working for me so far. Pretty ugly though.

 

[Dave___000]

Hello! I've been vaping for about 10 months. I ran into a problem tonight I haven't faced before and it's pretty bizarre.

I vape on Ego-T atomizers with classic Ego batts. I've been through at least 4 attys with this configuration without problems. Last night, I cleaned out both of my current atomizers, which are fairly new, by blowing out the dead liquid and thoroughly wiping all of the threads with a clean tissue. I then fired up one of the two and vaped on it for about an hour without problems.

Today, I sat down, vaped the liquid left in the cartridge from the previous evening (same atty), refilled the cart and replaced it. Then I tried to draw off it ... And nothing.

I pulled the cart out and activated the battery, and it was pretty clear that the heating coil just wasn't heating, at all. I switched batts, still nothing. Then I tried my other Ego-T atty ... and it won't heat either.

I pulled out the classic Ego atomizers I use occasionally for dripping, and they work fine -- so it's not the batteries.

I tried pulling up the battery contact plate on one of the attys, thinking that might help it contact the battery, and it still won't heat AT ALL. I'm way out of ideas.

How did I kill both attys without warning?

I ran into the EXACT same problem tonight. Vaped on and off today, battery should have plenty of juice. Removed the tank I was using, and replaced with one I filled up. Not heating. Thought atty might have burned out, so tried with another that was working fine. No luck. Then tried brand new one, still nothing. I removed the tank, and atty heated up for a second, but then quit. Tried another atty, heated up, but when I put tank in, nothing. Now have tried 3 different atty's that were working fine, none working. Am using same setup I think, mine's Ego-T, with 900 mah batteries.