My EVOD won't connect with my MVP v2! Help!

[Willyumnummm]

Hey guys I have my EVOD and my MVP and they just won't connect. I screwed then both on just fine but it just won't fire. Any suggestions?

Thanks!


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[SteelerFan]

Is it an MVP2?


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[CreepyLady]

It is very often that you will run into this issue with your MVP. It has a deep well and prying the pin down in the clearo (see below) will fix it right up. Be careful with screwing your tanks down get to just finger tight and stop - otherwise you can compress the pin on the MVP too!

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-device-says-non-will-not-fire-my-clearo.html

 

[Baditude]

A relatively common problem with the MVP is it's center pin which connects to the battery, and makes the connection to the juice delivery attachment's connector. It can easily be pushed down too far to make an electrical connection. Either that, or the center pin in the Evod's connector is too short to make an electrical connection. This is usually caused by over-tightening a juice attachment onto a battery device.

The following video shows how to pull or tease up the center pin on a battery device. The same procedure can be done on a juice attachment if its center pin is too short.

 

[Willyumnummm]

Is it an MVP2?


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Yes it is.


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[Mr.travo]

I had the same problem with mine. Just pry it up a little bit and be careful when screwing down tanks and clearo's, can't get it tight at all. I love the MVP2 but that is a flaw in the design.


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[CreepyLady]

Please pry down the pin in your clearo and try that before prying up your MVP pin. Better off to avoid risking damage to your MVP if at all possible!

 

[SteelerFan]

Ok as everyone is suggesting, I'd agree, try to gently and carefully work your center pin up..Make sure it is clean of liquid as well..


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[SteelerFan]

Please pry down the pin in your clearo and try that before prying up your MVP pin. Better off to avoid risking damage to your MVP if at all possible!

And that


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[JCSmith]

I've got two EVODs. One is rock solid on my MVP (2) and the other won't fire. I stuck a new coil in it and this fixed the problem for a while. My protanks (II, mini) and Iclear all work great so I decided not to fiddle with the center pin of the MVP in an effort to make one EVOD work. I pretty much don't use an EVOD on the MVP very much anyway due to it's capacity.

 

[Don Robertson]

My T3S (same coil setup - different dimension coil from EVOD) had a coil that would not 'connect' to any battery. I pulled the pin down about 1/4 of it's length and reattached to the battery. I now know the pin is the problem and just make sure it is not full seated. No leak. Good connection.

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[HughDaHand]

My T3S (same coil setup - different dimension coil from EVOD) had a coil that would not 'connect' to any battery. I pulled the pin down about 1/4 of it's length and reattached to the battery. I now know the pin is the problem and just make sure it is not full seated. No leak. Good connection.

Senile Old Man Don

I had a evod that only had about half of the battery connection threads cut into the base. Any coil I put in it would not make contact with any of my battery's as the threads would bottom out before making contact. Pulling that center pin on the head was the only way to use that base. That is probably a rare issue but sometimes these problems can be the stupidest little things that can be overlooked so easily.