How fast do coils die?
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Did you loosen and re-tighten the coil? They rarely Fail(dead) these days. Normally they simply get gunked up over time.
If a coil gets loose, it may not fire properly or at all.
If a coil gets loose, it may not fire properly or at all.
are these the kanger premades?
i actually used them in my first kit i bought... the first two i had both titanium lasted like 2 weeks before the flavor started to change...then a month(total, so 2 additional weeks after cleaning) before i personally said this sucks.
the people at the B&M depending on location and person (lets say if he's the owner) just want to sell you stuff instead of spending time trying to fix the stuff for you.
my personally opinion would be to clean them (youtube is great for this
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if it's still bad after that it's time to get new ones or get into rba's or w.e.
i actually used them in my first kit i bought... the first two i had both titanium lasted like 2 weeks before the flavor started to change...then a month(total, so 2 additional weeks after cleaning) before i personally said this sucks.
the people at the B&M depending on location and person (lets say if he's the owner) just want to sell you stuff instead of spending time trying to fix the stuff for you.
my personally opinion would be to clean them (youtube is great for this
)if it's still bad after that it's time to get new ones or get into rba's or w.e.
Advertized as cheap e-liquid. At 10.99 for 15ml I'm going with the quality.
70pg/30vg
A bit thin, but should not effect any coil structure.
Likely you caught a Dud. However, understanding Coil structure and a bit of tinkering can often get them running again.
There are 3 basic types of Coil head failures.
1) Blown(broken) coil - Non repairable, Replace (Master builder, rebuild)
2) Shorting - Correctable by shifting the coil - (NOT YOUR CASE)
3) Age failure from gunk build up - Soaking in Grain alcohol overnight may revitalize.
* Another common issue on Factory Replacement heads:
The Coil legs sit in place and make contact by being pinched against their respective points by the Lower Grommet and Positive Pin.
This POOR way of attachment constantly leads to miss-reading Ohms and in some cases lose of connectivity.
Simply twisting the Center pin can, at times, correct ohms reading or make a Thought Dead Coil fire again, by shifting pressure on the Coil legs.
Mose Coil legs are slightly exposed and can be easily read for resistance with a small multi-meter.
not to mention watts you vape at/ recommended watts the coil can handle, how well you prime the coil, the way you vape (long vs short puffs). simply too many variables to get any kind of good answer.
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