Problem with sp2/thermo

[acezzz]

I have 2 thermos that the atomizer threads have worn off of to the point you can no longer screw the be112 atomizer on it. The threads are not stripped but worn down from screwing the atty off and on during battery changes and routine cleaning. These threads are made of aluminum. This is the only ecig device I have ever seen that has aluminum atty threads. Has anyone else experienced this problem? I have contacted the manufacturer and their solution is they say they will soon be selling just the end with the connector for $7.99. They have no plans of fixing this by making the threads of brass or steel like all the other ecigs I have seen due to cost. They are basically passing the cost of this defect on to the consumer. I am very dissapointed by this as it is the only flaw I have found with this device and I otherwise love it. They also did not offer me replacements even though it has a lifetime warranty. Shame on them. Shawn from litecig did offer to get me another end for the return postage but I dont feel he should pay for the manufacturers mistake. I will just wait until the ends are available and purchase a few extras. In the meantime I have plenty of other mods to enjoy so at least im not jonesin.

 

[the4thpower3]

Yes, mine came the the supplier with worn/crossthreaded atomizer connector threads. Thin aluminum is not good for threads. I stuck on an adapter and keeping it there..as the adapters threads are better.

 

[acezzz]

I have successfully used a 801-510 adapter on my thermo but had an odd problem so I quit using it. I noticed that if I screwed the 510 atty in just a little too much when I press the button on my thermo the atty doesnt fire and the batteries start to get immediately hot. These are tenergy lifepos but still scared the hell out of me enough to the point that im not tryin it again. Maybe with a different adapter it would work. Still disgusted by the aluminum threads though.