Over heating atty!!!
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Hey, Blue Springs, My son used to live there.Has anyone had an atomizer that overheats and is there any way to fix it?
What do you mean by overheating? More info. Please
Has anyone had an atomizer that overheats and is there any way to fix it?
Are you using a 901 4075 atty? They get very hot. You just have to let it cool down or put it asside for a day when it starts acting up that bad.
Overheating can happen if you overdo it with a manual switch, use a high-voltage source or maybe a stuck automatic battery switch. On the other hand, the atomizer just may be FTD (fixin' to die). Do supply more info about the problem, though.
I know, I do that too sometimes, cuz it's not like a cigarette, where you can just drag and drag away as fast as you can. When I'm just vaping here and there all day and set it down, it's fine, but when I can't vape for a few hours and I need a power vape and you want to puff and puff and puff on it to get your fix, it has overheated for me also. That's when I realize if I need it that bad, then I need to up the nic level a tad, then come back down.
I cut medium nic 50 / 50 with VG. I also keep a bottle of uncut heavy nic. In the morning, I pour my coffee and spike with the heavy for a few puffs, than go to the light. Sometimes a spike during the day helps me out.
Another tip. I keep stronger nic in my carry case. When I out and using my batteries, I can't vape as long as when I'm inside with my passthrough. the heavy nic gives me my fix in just a couple of puffs. Then I'm on my way.
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