help me pls left my vape burn for a couple of minutes
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Could have also blown the coil and burned the wick. But the mod itself is a metal pipe with a spring switch. Not much is going to hurt it. IF it got hot enough you could have melted any plastic parts, isulators and such. Could cause a short. get a Volt ohm meter, you have a mech you should already have one. test the mod for continuity. On the battery, if your worried toss it . But if you can't see any damage and it's not getting hot, and at voltage, it might be OK. I'd toss it and test and inspect my mod and atty.
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OTE="93gc40, post: 16990794, member: 228143"]Could have also blown the coil and burned the wick. But the mod itself is a metal pipe with a spring switch. Not much is going to hurt it. IF it got hot enough you could have melted any plastic parts, isulators and such. Could cause a short. get a Volt ohm meter, you have a mech you should already have one. test the mod for continuity. On the battery, if your worried toss it . But if you can't see any damage and it's not getting hot, and at voltage, it might be OK. I'd toss it and test and inspect my mod and atty.[/QUOTE]
yeah the drip tip just melted
OTE="93gc40, post: 16990794, member: 228143"]Could have also blown the coil and burned the wick. But the mod itself is a metal pipe with a spring switch. Not much is going to hurt it. IF it got hot enough you could have melted any plastic parts, isulators and such. Could cause a short. get a Volt ohm meter, you have a mech you should already have one. test the mod for continuity. On the battery, if your worried toss it . But if you can't see any damage and it's not getting hot, and at voltage, it might be OK. I'd toss it and test and inspect my mod and atty.[/QUOTE]
Poppa sez: If you have to ask "is it safe to use"... then the answer will always be NO.
Perhaps a regulated device might be a better choice going forward.
Be safer
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How would a Regulated device be better in this case. IF the fire button got stuck for 2 hours, the mod might have just melted down? But IF the "safety" circuits work, maybe not. Result Dead mod and questionable battery.. In a mech, you just replace the battery and maybe the seals and insulators. But the mod wont be damaged.
Because a regulated device would shut off after holding the button for over 10 seconds. It has an auto-shut off design that keeps a person from vaping too long...which is great if the button gets stuck on.
IMHO you would not want to take any "chances" with the SMPL mod, i.e., I would make sure battery is healthy, each and every time, as well as make test atty, etc. Everything checked w/multi-meter each and every time.
It IS a simple mech mod but w/out any protections, meaning you get a short, or a venting battery, you are holding a pipe bomb.
IMHO, if you are using this kind of mod and have to "ask" on the forum if it is safe, then you are not ready to use this kind of device.
Your drip tip melted, and you don't "know" if the battery is safe?
If you are unable to determine these things yourself, then really you need to be vaping regulated.
Please don't take this as a slight or an insult. It's not. Just tryin' to keep ya safe.
It IS a simple mech mod but w/out any protections, meaning you get a short, or a venting battery, you are holding a pipe bomb.
IMHO, if you are using this kind of mod and have to "ask" on the forum if it is safe, then you are not ready to use this kind of device.
Your drip tip melted, and you don't "know" if the battery is safe?
If you are unable to determine these things yourself, then really you need to be vaping regulated.
Please don't take this as a slight or an insult. It's not. Just tryin' to keep ya safe.
A "mech" mod has no circuitry. Not very expensive, but, a lot more potential for mistakes and damage to your face when you put the mech near it.
A regulated mod has a circuit board with a lot of features. Ones to learn about, too.
If you don't know, don't do it. It was about a year before I got a mech mod.
Yes, be safe.
Edit: Yes, what Racehorse said. Safety cannot be understated. Everytime someone melts their face, the anti-vape people have a field day. Actually, it is why regulated mods have safety features. The vaping industry is trying to keep people safe, but the people need not be unsafe.
Research the Evic VTC Mini...just to learn if nothing else.
A regulated mod has a circuit board with a lot of features. Ones to learn about, too.
If you don't know, don't do it. It was about a year before I got a mech mod.
Yes, be safe.
Edit: Yes, what Racehorse said. Safety cannot be understated. Everytime someone melts their face, the anti-vape people have a field day. Actually, it is why regulated mods have safety features. The vaping industry is trying to keep people safe, but the people need not be unsafe.
Research the Evic VTC Mini...just to learn if nothing else.
@qwertyuiop669, also check that the 510 pin is PROTRUDING!
The SMPL is a "hybrid top cap" mech mod (510 pin connects directly to the battery).
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check in when you get a chance and let us know how you made out and/or decided.
check in when you get a chance and let us know how you made out and/or decided.
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Yeah the drip tip just melted and i try to build again but the firing button seems to feel hot when i pop 4-5 times straight , i dont know whats the problem if its the battery or mod or the attyIMHO you would not want to take any "chances" with the SMPL mod, i.e., I would make sure battery is healthy, each and every time, as well as make test atty, etc. Everything checked w/multi-meter each and every time.
It IS a simple mech mod but w/out any protections, meaning you get a short, or a venting battery, you are holding a pipe bomb.
IMHO, if you are using this kind of mod and have to "ask" on the forum if it is safe, then you are not ready to use this kind of device.
Your drip tip melted, and you don't "know" if the battery is safe?
If you are unable to determine these things yourself, then really you need to be vaping regulated.
Please don't take this as a slight or an insult. It's not. Just tryin' to keep ya safe.
The SMPL style mods are some of the most unsafe mods there are. The hybrid style topcap and no venting at the top cause them to be very unsafe especially for non expert vapers.
what im going to do with the pin so thay i can be safe in vaping ?Here's what a protruding pin look like. Watch the video.
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