I have a 510 PV. Last week I started using a new atomizer. 2 days ago the atomizer stopped working when connected to one of my two batteries????? Both batteries work on any other atomizer that I have? My biggest problem is my other atomizers are old and definitely not producing enought vapor. Thus, Im now forced to wait till the one battery is charged before I can start vaping again??? Has this ever happened to anyone???? Im confused?
Has this ever happened to you?????
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It could be just a connection problem clean the connections after that if it dont work Try a tiny bit a of tin foil between the battery that is giving you the problem see if it fixes it.
it certainly is a connection problem.
raise the centre pin of ur battery if it is a manual.
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try lowering the pin in the atty, give it a wiggle.
For either method, be gentle and it doesnt have to move much, a hairs width will likely be enough.
raise the centre pin of ur battery if it is a manual.
or
try lowering the pin in the atty, give it a wiggle.
For either method, be gentle and it doesnt have to move much, a hairs width will likely be enough.
I wouldn't be putting tinfoil in there. Too easy to cause a short that way.
Yup all the time, welcome to vapiing LOL.
The height of the positive post in the battery connector varies from battery to battery and from device to device. Gently wiggle the post of the battery which will cause it to raise slightly, it will then make contact. In the beginning we don't have much choice but as time goes on, I keep the atty on the device (mods) until the atty needs a burial.
The height of the positive post in the battery connector varies from battery to battery and from device to device. Gently wiggle the post of the battery which will cause it to raise slightly, it will then make contact. In the beginning we don't have much choice but as time goes on, I keep the atty on the device (mods) until the atty needs a burial.
I'd mess with the atty center post,not with the battery (cant raise it anyways,its most certainly recessed)
totally agree, way too easy to cause a short, the center posts are not that hard to adjust with a small screwdriver or paper clip. Please, safety first...
What switched said. Then, I'll go one better. Spend a months worth of analog money and get a decent big battery and some cartos.
I had an extension that I used as a connector for a mod and the centre post was low so I used a very tiny ball of aluminum foil in the hole of the centre post to make the connection until I got a new connector in the mail.
If the work around worked - that's great - but not worth repeating.
Batteries can overheat or short out and get a run-away charge and explode.
If an atty isn't doing the trick - get a new atty quick and keep the vapers motto "Always be prepared".
A short supply of cartos goes miles in keeping that motto.
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