Help!

[JBrentonK]

Ok, so yesterday I bought the NEBOX by Kangertech. I have heard whenever you take the coil out or something and put it back in it reads 9.99OHMs. Because it needs to read the OHMs for TC. Well, I took my coil out to change the eliquid and put it back in. Simple process right? Well the OHM is reading 9.99 and it won't fire. Press the fire button nothing. It blinks on and off the OHM reading (where it says 9.99OHMs) sometimes, I think after I press the fire button a few times. But it won't let me do anything. I can't smoke! Help!

What do I do to get it to ask if it's a new coil or an old coil? As far as I knew, that's the best thing I could get my device to do. But it isn't asking, it's telling! Somebody plz help.

 

[JBrentonK]

Oh, for those that would say check the users manuel, I have done that. Nothing in there says anything about the "new coil old coil" screen that it's supposed to read.

 

[bloodless2010]

I do not have a Nebox but I can offer some troubleshooting tips, try looking on the manual if there is anything to lock the resistance (which is used for TC) and this might correct it (My iPV3 Li updates the resistance when you lock it) also, make sure the threads are clean where possible and that there is a good connection.

Edit; if it doesn't mention that there is an old or new coil, make sure that the connections on the coil are clean and tight, there must be connection issues

 

[JBrentonK]

Thanks bloodless, I'm watching this thread closely for anyone who might have tried the NEBOX and knows this error, but I'm definitely going to try what you suggested.

At this moment I really can't smoke, unless I smoke on my eleaf 10watt and Genitank. PG sucks though.... Thanks for your help.

 

[JBrentonK]

Bloodless,

I got it working thanks to your suggestion about loose connections and such. I just screwed my coil in a bit tighter, and it asked for old or new load.

Then it read my 0.25 ohm!

 

[bloodless2010]

Bloodless,

I got it working thanks to your suggestion about loose connections and such. I just screwed my coil in a bit tighter, and it asked for old or new load.

Then it read my 0.25 ohm!

Glad I could help, ran into a few problems like similar myself, eventually these things come naturally but don't click straight away