GGTS rev.1 attys keep popping off

[waywardsister]

I use 510 cartos, not using the AVS currently. Lately, my attys keep popping loose.

When I refill, I loosen the bottom part of the GGTS (the part with the button) and then unscrew my atty; then screw back on and re-tighten the bottom part. Attys started popping loose when I tightened. I don't know if I'm getting inconsistent attys with crap threads, or if I have stripped the atty connector in my GTS cap (from tightening too much, maybe?) Attys also pop loose if the GGTS tips over.

Anyone else had this happen, or know what to do about it?

 

[atavanhalen]

Let me guess you have a ggts with aluminum connector. Send Imeo a message and I am sure he will take care of it. There was a run with aluminum connectors that there was a problem with but Imeo replaces them, I had the same issue but mine happened within the first couple days. What number is it?

I use 510 cartos, not using the AVS currently. Lately, my attys keep popping loose.

When I refill, I loosen the bottom part of the GGTS (the part with the button) and then unscrew my atty; then screw back on and re-tighten the bottom part. Attys started popping loose when I tightened. I don't know if I'm getting inconsistent attys with crap threads, or if I have stripped the atty connector in my GTS cap (from tightening too much, maybe?) Attys also pop loose if the GGTS tips over.

Anyone else had this happen, or know what to do about it?

 

[imeothanasis]

as vanhalen said, you have a connector problem way my friend. please send me a pm with your address to send you a new one

 

[stitosma]

Wow! I thought I was the only one with this problem. I just used a 801 to 510 adapter to solve it. Now I have the new 2011 model and no problems as of yet!

 

[B-Rad_The_Mad_Vapr]

Wow! I thought I was the only one with this problem. I just used a 801 to 510 adapter to solve it. Now I have the new 2011 model and no problems as of yet!

You wont have that problem on the newer one... it is nickel plated brass vs. aluminum (more durable)

 

[T-Hefner]

I use 510 cartos, not using the AVS currently. Lately, my attys keep popping loose.

When I refill, I loosen the bottom part of the GGTS (the part with the button) and then unscrew my atty; then screw back on and re-tighten the bottom part. Attys started popping loose when I tightened. I don't know if I'm getting inconsistent attys with crap threads, or if I have stripped the atty connector in my GTS cap (from tightening too much, maybe?) Attys also pop loose if the GGTS tips over.

Anyone else had this happen, or know what to do about it?

waywardsister,
hey, yeah, there was a issue with a batch of GGTS, the connector had some issues and would cause attys to pop loose.... Imeo will take care of it for ya..... I know its a inconvenience , but this stuff happens.....but its very rare with GG products.

I would let Imeo know asap, so he can take care of ya.....

-Tim

 

[waywardsister]

Been super busy, and didn't get messages that this thread had been responded to... I must have not checked a box or something! Imeo, thank you so much for offering to replace the connector. I've sent you a PM!

 

[imeothanasis]

I havent receive anything way my friend.

 

[waywardsister]

Got my new connector! Thanks Imeo I sent you a PM as well to say thanks.

So now I have to replace it. Trying to remove the old connector, and it isn't budging (the nut, or whatever it's called, is on tight). Anyone have or know of a video, so I can make sure I'm doing it right?

 

[Captain Morgan]

way - I think this is the video you are looking for: YouTube - ‪SakisGoldenGreek's Channel‬‏

GL

 

[imeothanasis]

I just now remembered that you have the previous GG style connector way, so please ingnore my recent pm to you. Just check the video that Captain posted here

 

[waywardsister]

I got it! The old connector nut-thingy was stiff, but got it off with a socket wrench, and installing the new one was simple. Thanks so much again, Imeo... It's so nice to be able to vape again without constantly trying to keep my atty in place.