OBS Engine Deck Darkens

[AntonKrowley]

Hi there, my friend got an OBS engine last month and use it frequently but this is the current condition of his atomizers deck after one month:

Is it normal? What cause this? Does it a threat to the health? Is it possible to change it back to the original condition?

 

[Tonee N]

Hi there, my friend got an OBS engine last month and use it frequently but this is the current condition of his atomizers deck after one month:

omg engine

Is it normal? What cause this? Does it a threat to the health? And more importantly, how do change it back to the original color/condition?

Looks heat treated.

Sent from tomorrow

 

[Bunnykiller]

could be due to excessive heating and had a color change... or it could be deposits being baked on. I would get an Emory board and do a quick "sanding" test on the darker post to see if it comes off... if it does ( and easily) its deposits, if not, then its most likely discoloration to overheating.

and the insulator does look a tad bit deformed due to excessive heat....

 

[batteredwombat]

I would throw it away. You must be throwing some serious heat at those v posts. I run a noisy cricket at the cusp with a velocity deck like that and nothing... Mabey cheap chomium>?

 

[Imfallen_Angel]

yup, that's seriously over-heated.

Did he go and have too much fun with dry burning a few coils until they glowed white?

That's about all that would cause metal to get like this.

 

[batteredwombat]

yup, that's seriously over-heated.

Did he go and have too much fun with dry burning a few coils until they glowed white?

That's about all that would cause metal to get like this.

yeah your not suppose to dry fire your posts, didnt even know that was possible until i saw that pic, and if that was someone from your store switch please, take caution cause only a mech could glow the post like that with a low build. damn hate some people