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Haven't had that problem but make sure the coils are not touching anything but the 2 screws and that they are not touching each other except at the screws. What type mod you running it on?
First thing I'd check is that the coils are not touching the deck or the top cap. Then check the insulator under the deck is correctly positioned. Then make sure the bottom of the RTA, where it screws into the base of the sub tank, is snugged down correctly.
If your IPV is not the spring loaded 510 connection version, try backing out the 510 pin a little to raise it up.
I think the RTA portion of the Sub tank doesn't push the 510 connector pin on the tank down as far as the pre-built head, so it's probably not making contact.
I had my resistance jumping around a little and raising up the 510 pin on my mod helped.
Of course, this is assuming you have no shorts with the coils and cap.
If your IPV is not the spring loaded 510 connection version, try backing out the 510 pin a little to raise it up.
I think the RTA portion of the Sub tank doesn't push the 510 connector pin on the tank down as far as the pre-built head, so it's probably not making contact.
I had my resistance jumping around a little and raising up the 510 pin on my mod helped.
Of course, this is assuming you have no shorts with the coils and cap.
The RDA deck comes loose on the subtank base sometimes. Try tightening it. Tighten also the positive pin on the underside of the deck.
And clean both that pin and the part on the subtank base that makes contact with it. Juice could accumulate there.
And clean both that pin and the part on the subtank base that makes contact with it. Juice could accumulate there.
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