Problem with the GI2

[PinkUnicorn]

My boyfriend has a GI2 clone. When he got it, they had an issue with making a build with it. It had the ANP code on it. But they got it fixed, and it worked beautifully after that.

Flash forward to today, and we went to the store to buy juice (he lost his bottle and needed some asap lol) and the guy there wanted to try his GI2 so he let him. What we didn't realize was they guy had changed out his atty to his which had a different build on it, and it fired once. From there on it has been showing ANP constantly.

We tried the methods mentioned in the video on youtube. Don't know what else to try.Any idea??

 

[EBates]

Welcome aboard
Try this:
Using a metal screwdriver touch the 510 connector center pin and threaded area.
Fire the GI2. The display should show a shorted atty. If it does the 510 pin is pushed back too far to contact your tanks center pin.
If the display still shows ANP then the 510 connector is likely damaged and the device needs repair.

 

[PinkUnicorn]

How could we repair it? It was bought used from an employee at a local shop.I really don't want to drop more money on another box for him. We made it through the holidays by the skin of our teeth.

 

[EBates]

So, I take it that shorting out the 501 connector while firing the mod did not cause the display to change.
Take it back to who you bought it from they may be able to help you out.

 

[PinkUnicorn]

The display didn't change. It kept showing 0.7ohms and the battery levels kept flipping back and forth from 8.1 to 8.2

We did leave it at the store for someone to look at it, From what they say, it is most likely fried.

 

[UnffKeith]

I have no idea but good luck