Mech mod trouble!!!
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I'm at work, hopefully there is a Walgreens is open- the new njoy kit is actually pretty nice and would makes for a great backup, or pick up a few disposables...
I have the pro-smoke and blue cig models, but batteries need replacing. I need to step my game up!
lacerations on the sleeve can cause a short; especially on bottom firing mods.
Ok so I cleaned the threads as instructed the battery is running at 4.1 volts and I have a dual micro coil at .5 ohms, but I have to press the firing button really hard for it to work decently it's not the same anymore as it was before. Could it be the atomizer itself or the connections?! This is so annoying.
Does you mod have a spring fired button or use magnets?
Having to press the fire button harder than before indicates a problem with the firing button. This should have nothing to do with the atomizer.
Having to press the fire button harder than before indicates a problem with the firing button. This should have nothing to do with the atomizer.
It uses a spring, I just don't see how it went from working perfect to crapping out within hours.
+1 on the battery sleeve. I have a black hawk clone and havent had any issues with the button as of yet. Good thing to remember. HOT = BAD
I've had rice pins lock up in some clone mod switches, hate rice pin switches, moving to the center push style that don't use them.
Also metal flakes and dirt can accumulate inside switch housing, causing stiffer push, and semi locked firing.
Other thing to keep an eye out on, is the coil position, sometimes they can get to close and cause a partial short and/or hot spot. Even the best and most expensive mod can develop a problem, tis why a good maintenance and cleaning schedule should be maintained on all things vape.
Also metal flakes and dirt can accumulate inside switch housing, causing stiffer push, and semi locked firing.
Other thing to keep an eye out on, is the coil position, sometimes they can get to close and cause a partial short and/or hot spot. Even the best and most expensive mod can develop a problem, tis why a good maintenance and cleaning schedule should be maintained on all things vape.
I took pictures, all the components are working as they should. The button isn't difficult to push but it seems like when I press it harder the contact becomes better.
Its a bottom fireing mod; it has no spring pressing the battery so maybe it's just that bottom contact needs to go upwards a bit more to contact the battery.
Take the bottom switch off and hold it up in front of you horizontally and press the switch to see how much the contact sticks upward; if it barely sticks up then it might not be makeing good contact with the bottom of the battery. If it sticks up good then maybe the center pin at the top of the mod needs to adjust downward to contact the top of the battery; is the battery a little loose in the tube?
No the battery sits tight, I adjust the top pin so the battery doesn't rattle. It looks like it comes up good enough.
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