Hey everyone,
so I've had my OXVA Orbiter for about 6 months and it has been my favourite RTA by far with massive flavour and absolutely zero leakage. However a few weeks ago it started shorting out. I've taken it apart and cleaned it probably about 20 times now, tried it on different mods with a bunch of different coils, and then spent another 2 hours at my local shop where the owner tried everything he could think of, and by the end he was as confused and frustrated as I was, saying it's been the only rebuildable that has defeated him.
The errors switch between "Check atomizer" and "Atomizer short", and the weird thing is it will work with one coil, no matter which side, but as soon as there's two installed the errors come.
The 510 connector pin/bolt screws in and holds one side of deck down snuggly in to the other, and as the image shows below it's completely insulated by either plastic or some kind of ceramic, and there's no cracks, potential shrapnel interfering or any signs of where the current could be transferring beyond the coils.
I've just ordered 2 more because I love it too much to let this RTA go, but working out the issue has become an obsession. If anybody has any ideas I'd love to hear them.
Many thanks and big love <3
so I've had my OXVA Orbiter for about 6 months and it has been my favourite RTA by far with massive flavour and absolutely zero leakage. However a few weeks ago it started shorting out. I've taken it apart and cleaned it probably about 20 times now, tried it on different mods with a bunch of different coils, and then spent another 2 hours at my local shop where the owner tried everything he could think of, and by the end he was as confused and frustrated as I was, saying it's been the only rebuildable that has defeated him.
The errors switch between "Check atomizer" and "Atomizer short", and the weird thing is it will work with one coil, no matter which side, but as soon as there's two installed the errors come.
The 510 connector pin/bolt screws in and holds one side of deck down snuggly in to the other, and as the image shows below it's completely insulated by either plastic or some kind of ceramic, and there's no cracks, potential shrapnel interfering or any signs of where the current could be transferring beyond the coils.
I've just ordered 2 more because I love it too much to let this RTA go, but working out the issue has become an obsession. If anybody has any ideas I'd love to hear them.
Many thanks and big love <3