Obs engine nano....no attomizer...??

[Ethan diy]

Hey all good to be here.
Like to ask if anyone might know why the mods that i put the engine nano atty on shows no atomizer?
At first i thought it was the mods but when I got my new aspire speeder I saw that it did the same there so I understand that its a problem with the atty...Im new to rta... and if anyone could share their experience and knowledge if they have regarding this issue I'd be grateful.
Thanks

 

[IDJoel]

This is probably a stupid question on my part, but... you do have a coil installed in your Nano when you are checking it on your mods? Otherwise, it is just an open circuit, and will give a "no atty" error.

If you do have a coil installed, and if you have a multi-meter (or atty meter); first check that the Nano is reading the intended resistance. If it is, then the issue should(?) be at the contact point between atty and mod (the threaded connection; most likely). If there is NO resistance reading, then the problem should(?) be within the atty itself (either the coil, the coil screw contact(s), or the positive post-to-positive pin connection).

If it comes to the second issue, and you need further help troubleshooting, sing out and we will try to help.

 

[AzPlumber]

What coil did you build for it?

 

[Cool_Breeze]

...center pin of 510.

 

[Ethan diy]

Thx all... the atty meter does say that it is 2.77 ohm on the clapton coil i have wich is the one i got with the atty i dont know if that is the intended resistance.... other than that i cant see a problem with the connection between the atty and the mod.. but how would i know?

 

[Ethan diy]

I do know and can tell that the screw connection of the nano atty wich connects to the mod is shorter than the one on my cleito atty.

 

[AzPlumber]

At 2.77 ohms something's not right, probably too high ohms for most of today's mods.

 

[Don29palms]

Push down on the positive post on the nano

 

[Ethan diy]

Thx ...what is the positive post??

 

[Don29palms]

Thx ...what is the positive post??

You have a positive and negative post. The positive is the one connected to the center 510 pin.

 

[Ethan diy]

Im terribly embaressed the 510 is the screw that attachs to the mod yes? If so i did not see anything to push down on.. sorry for my ignorance..

 

[Ethan diy]

Yeah i got it did that push on the positive post but nothing... forgot to mention that sometimes it does show atomizer and works ok... maybe someting with the coil?

 

[Ethan diy]

Oops now theres no resistance reading

 

[IDJoel]

Yeah i got it did that push on the positive post but nothing... forgot to mention that sometimes it does show atomizer and works ok... maybe someting with the coil?

Kind of what I am thinking (especially with a 2.77Ω reading). Either it is not secure in the build deck (screws aren't tight enough, or too tight and has cut the lead).

Oops now theres no resistance reading

Sounds like a defective coil, or cut lead now.

 

[the wind]

I'm using the same tank right now and not sure of the fix either.the 510 is threaded on the outside and the pin is in the middle of the threads.see if the post is up and able to push down to make the pin in the middle, should protrude down a little past the threads,does it?

 

[Ethan diy]

Kind of what I am thinking (especially with a 2.77Ω reading). Either it is not secure in the build deck (screws aren't tight enough, or too tight and has cut the lead).

Sounds like a defective coil, or cut lead now.

I tend to think so too first coil i put so i guess ill try another...

 

[the wind]

if you have some regular wire I would build a higher ohm coil.that is if the 510 is ok.i need to start typing faster.

 

[Ethan diy]

Thx joel for replying to my conversation too...

 

[IDJoel]

I tend to think so too first coil i put so i guess ill try another...

Be careful not to over-tighten the post screws. That tube style of post is notorious for cutting leads.

 

[Ethan diy]

As for the 510 im still not understanding do you mean the screw that attaches the atty to the mod?

 

[Ethan diy]

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Be careful not to over-tighten the post screws. That tube style of post is notorious for cutting leads.

I believe that msy be exactly the problem i definitely tighten them alot when putting the coil