Since I don't have my Zen yet, what contacts are we cleaning? Or will I even understand until I can see and actual PV?
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Since I don't have my Zen yet, what contacts are we cleaning? Or will I even understand until I can see and actual PV?
Hows everyone doing today. One more sleep and hopefully I will get a shipping confirmation for my standard and mini. Its goin be a rough night, but there's always booze to help me get to bed, lol
I just cleaned my switches, the threads on the switch and the threads on the Zenesis tube, the positive screw inside the tube and the negative screw on the switch with it. Others may do something different, but that's what I did.
Might be easier once in hand. Did you see Lorderos' post yesterday? He did a great job photographing & explaining.
Boom just for you MissEmma: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ds-featuring-zenesis-pv-3309.html#post6315413
Here's a link to the lorderos post about cleaning: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ids-featuring-zenesis-pv-828.html#post6315413
beat you to it this time Vic
Your link brought me back to this page Kingz. Don't know why. Here is something to try to reduce condensated juice in your cap. If you watch your coil, you will see it still produces some vapor after you release the button. You can test this also by back puffing into the mouthpiece after you take a draw. See how much vapor comes out the intake?
Too get all your vapor, release the button a second or so before you finish your draw.
Too get all your vapor, release the button a second or so before you finish your draw.
The Caig ProGold is really all you need for a new Zenesis and it has a mild deoxidizer in it with the added lubricant and contact enhancer that Deoxit lacks. The Deoxit is a potent cleaner (unless you get the diluted version which should be plenty strong enough), but this is sort of overkill for a new Zenesis. I have coated the entire internals of the switch and screws with ProGold and never have had any issues with firing, but if your Zenesis is older and oxidized with a noticeable gray film on the switch or screws (stains a cotton swap darkish grey) you can by all mean Deoxit it first then wipe it clean and then apply ProGold as a final step to lubricate and protect as well as enhance the conductivity of the switch and screw heads for the batteries.
I wouldn't just leave Deoxit on it without wiping it off and then applying Caig ProGold which is better for the switch internals because of the added lubrication and lasting seal it has over the metal surface that prevents further oxidation and increases the conductivity of the surface.
ProGold is really the better product for a new Zenesis and is stainless.
I use the ProGold Pen, it the least messiest way to apply it.
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Wierd. His worked for me!
I did see Lordero's post...but didn't study it in detail, I was in a rush. OK. It does make sense, but will be more clear when I have one to look at. Also, I blanked for a minute and forgot the switch was on the bottom
Thanks for the answers everyone!
Wierd. His worked for me!
That is weird! I hit the link 3 times and three times it brought me back to this page.
Hmm weird, it might be because of how many post to show in ones general settings. 40posts takes me to this page. defaultr settings takes me to lords post. Either way were both trying to be helpful, which is what a true Zenfidel is.
I want to hit the link, but I'm afraid. I still have nightmares about Trolololololo
ob said he thinks it's a mini because that's what the pic url said when he moved the pic to the group forum.
and we don't have a price yet.
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