Hey folks - I've come to the end of the road with my Jac. I got a good year out of it so I'm not complaining.
It got so it always read 0.4 ohms over on any tank I put on it. I popped the top plate to take a look. I had resisted doing that because it meant cutting the top off the wrap but I got fed up. Discovered that the insulator around the positive pin in the 510 was pinched at one side so it wasn't pushed all the way through on the underside of the 510.
I pushed the pin out the top and got the insulator reseated, but there was discoloration on it so it might be heat damaged. Put it back together and now it says either no atomizer or shorted.
I guess it would be possible to get a replacement insulator from Jac. But that would mean unsoldering and resoldering the pin. And doing that in a tight space really close to the insulator. The insulator might not even be the problem. Either the pos or neg solder joints could be bad. Or there could be a problem with the insulation on the wires. Or whatever.
I figure someone with more energy or better soldering skills than me might be able to fix it. Or even just harvest the dna board, or the switch, screen etc.
So if anyone is interested let me know and I'll drop it in the mail.
Looks like your JAC is past the 6 month warranty date. They still might help out with getting it working again. I haven't had mine apart, but It's worth a call or an email to Jac Vapour to see if they can offer assistance with a part. Soldering the new 510 socket in place isn't really a big deal and would be worth the time for that mod. If you have a friend who's handy with a soldering iron the new 510 socket could be replaced in less than 30 minutes. It's only one solder connection.
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