I've been vaping since January and I started rebuilding atomizers for the tanks in the subject in February. So far I've been able to get a consistent 1.8 to 2.0 ohm builds and I use organic cotton as my wick. All the parts have been holding up well but this past week I noticed that on a rebuild that the little grommet that goes in the bottom had 2 burnt spots on it. They seem to be surface burns and the rebuild I did with it works fine. What I'm concerned about is that eventually the rubber pieces on the atomizers are going to become unusable. This includes the grommet I mentioned, plus the seal that goes over the stem. Due to some losses of parts on other atomizers I have a few back up parts. I do not, however, have any of the rubber grommets that separate the coils for pos/neg. Does anyone know where I can get extra grommets and the stem seal? I can just buy additional atomizers but if I could find a source for the parts that wear out I could get a great deal more mileage out of the existing atomizers I have. The metal parts appear to hold up just fine. Any help will be appreciated!
Kanger MT3S, T3S, Pro Tank Mini 2 Atomizer Rebuild Question
- Thread starter CryoGen
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
- Status
Lightning vapes is awesome! Very fast and free shipping for my two orders of kanthal through them.
CryoGen - Personally I like the silicone grommets better than the rubber grommets. They are much easier to work with and stand up to heat better.
Now, to reduce the need to replace these as often:
Purchase a narrow Brass bristle Brush - cone shape
Thoroughly clean the area where the Wire Legs and Grommet rest
If you look at a few you will see carbon deposits building up. These deposits disrupt the clean connection of the Ground leg to the housing. They also slightly deform and drop the pressure supplied by the Grommet and weaken leg contact.
Remember, the grommet is the only source of attaching the coil legs and the cleaner the connection the less pressure they will need to do their job. The better the connection the less heat will travel to the grommet.
Purchase a narrow Brass bristle Brush - cone shape
Thoroughly clean the area where the Wire Legs and Grommet rest
If you look at a few you will see carbon deposits building up. These deposits disrupt the clean connection of the Ground leg to the housing. They also slightly deform and drop the pressure supplied by the Grommet and weaken leg contact.
Remember, the grommet is the only source of attaching the coil legs and the cleaner the connection the less pressure they will need to do their job. The better the connection the less heat will travel to the grommet.
- Status
Similar threads
- Locked
