Need some help

[AluTheVaper]

Hey there, I'm having a problem. I can't get my tank out of my vape.
Heres some pics so you guys have more knowledge about my problem

So the 510 Connector or whatever it's called, it seems to be stuck in the 510 pin
Hope you guys can help me with my problem, Would appreciate it alot
thanks in advance

 

[AluTheVaper]

errr

 

[AluTheVaper]

this site won't let me post a link for an imgur pic....
and my files are too "Large".
What the heck.

well... http:// imgur.com/ HmlXC0O

 

[Bonskibon]

Can you fit something in the air holes on the tank like a small screwdriver or allen wrench and try untwisting with that? You could try pliers, be sure to use some cloth or something between the pliers and tank so you won't damage the tank.

 

[retired1]

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[AluTheVaper]

ehh. i can but i think it would twist the wires inside the box.
it's too tight inside the box

 

[Baditude]

Try putting your setup into the freezer for about 30 minutes. The cold should cause the metal parts to contract, and might allow you to twist the tank off. You might have to wrap some cloth (rag) around the tank and use some pliers, too.

In the future, be extremely careful to not over-tighten your tank on your mod.

 

[AluTheVaper]

Try putting your setup into the freezer for about 30 minutes. The cold should cause the metal parts to contract, and might allow you to twist the tank off. You might have to wrap some cloth (rag) around the tank and use some pliers, too.

In the future, be extremely careful to not over-tighten your tank on your mod.

tried it but it didn't work, thanks anyway.

 

[SteveS45]

I have never had a tank stuck to a MOD but have had the tank not want to separate due to over tightening. I use a small pair of channel locks and a paper towel, rag or a piece of rubber to protect the finish.