Innokin Zenith Tank
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If you have not already unscrew bottom cap the airflow ring is affixed inside of it then put finger inside while holding outside with other hand see if you can spin the inside airflow ring they are usually stiff at least mine are but do move .
If not would run it under some hot water and see if it will move after trying again.
Good luck.
If not would run it under some hot water and see if it will move after trying again.
Good luck.
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CNC tolarences are so precise on these things that they are stiff at first. It will loosen over time, but not so much you end up constantly having to put it back where you like it.
CNC tolarences are so precise on these things that they are stiff at first. It will loosen over time, but not so much you end up constantly having to put it back where you like it.
Hello Horselady154,
As Dieseler and United States have mentioned, tanks can come rather tight straight out of the box. Another method of getting them to budge loose is to let the tank sit in a freezer for about 30 minutes. Then, while wearing rubber latex gloves (similar to dishwashing gloves), try to turn the airflow ring counter-clockwise to unscrew the ring.
As Dieseler and United States have mentioned, tanks can come rather tight straight out of the box. Another method of getting them to budge loose is to let the tank sit in a freezer for about 30 minutes. Then, while wearing rubber latex gloves (similar to dishwashing gloves), try to turn the airflow ring counter-clockwise to unscrew the ring.
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