problems making a connection with kanger protank 2

[voltaire64]

Recently purchased a provari along with a number of Kanger protank2's. For the most part things have been running smoothly but sometimes it just won't fire regardless of how tight or loose it is.
some tanks I don't have a problem with and others take time to find the spot where a connection is made and I can vape. Has anyone had this problem and have found a solution for it? Any information appreciated.

 

[Kuma79]

Take the bottom off the Protank and make sure the head is screwed down enough to the 510 connection.

 

[Littlewing]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I am having the same issue. It is annoying. Love the dam thing otherwise. It is my go-to now when I'm not using my zap.

 

[Littlewing]

Take the bottom off the Protank and make sure the head is screwed down enough to the 510 connection.

So, instead of putting the head into the tank, put it into the 510 connector first? Won't it fall out? Then secure it to the tank?

Will it hold in the 510 during the transfer?

 

[Kuma79]

So, instead of putting the head into the tank, put it into the 510 connector first? Won't it fall out? Then secure it to the tank?

Will it hold in the 510 during the transfer?

Right, when you are done, the base and the head should be one part that then goes into the tank.

 

[StormFinch]

Not sure if this will help but...

I was having trouble with error codes on a Lambo with the protank 2. Searched the forum and found out it's not uncommon, and to prevent it by taking the gasket off the threaded end of the coil. (The little one at the end) I didn't have any problems with the connection afterwards, and no leaks. Worth a try anyway.

 

[Zbeast08]

Each and every time you remove the base to refill the tank, check and be sure the head is good and tight before reassembling. Sometimes, the head can back out over time and not make a good connection which is what Kuma was referring to, I think!