Rda randomly quit firing
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have you tried checking it on an ohm reader?
have you tried checking it on an ohm reader?
Hello and welcome to the forums!!! Check to make sure the screws are snug holding the coils is another thing to do.
We don't know what equipment you are using, but as Ablonz said, make sure the coil screws are tight & the coil leads have not broken.
Then see if there is a positive pin adjustment in the mod.
Since the positive post on the atty just spins, try tapping it down from the top. They are very often just press fitted, especially if made in China, & can slide up when being screwed onto the mod. Tap it gently with a wooden or plastic handle of a screwdriver.
Then see if there is a positive pin adjustment in the mod.
Since the positive post on the atty just spins, try tapping it down from the top. They are very often just press fitted, especially if made in China, & can slide up when being screwed onto the mod. Tap it gently with a wooden or plastic handle of a screwdriver.
They are and it isn't making much difference could I think it's the pin on the bottom but idk how to get it out
I'm using a unknown rda that I got from a friend and a AR mod clone with a Samsung battery
I took the pin out of the bottom of the rda it's threaded idk why it wasn't unscrewing but I took it out then didn't know what to do so I put it back and it still wonT heat the coils atall
Is it rattling when you shake it? There should be no rattling. Looks like you could raise the center pin on the mod though as well. Make sure all connections are good on there as well. Only thing I could see. Also, make sure you get yourself an Ohm meter as well. No need to take any chances at firing an unknown atty on an unregulated mod. Safety First!
No the mod has adjustments that make sure the
an ar mod clone it has tac mods trades but has more holes on the side than other ones I've seen so I assume it's a clone
Maybe the 510 adjustment on the mod is not making connection with the pin on the RDA?
I'll second the ohm meter or digital multi-meter to check the ohms. You need to have a way to verify a RDA is safe to fire on a mech mod. If your coil was touching the deck or side wall it will short and your battery could go into thermal runaway. We don't need someone else with a mod blowing up in their face. You might want to look into a regulated mod as there are built in safeties and ohm meter, plus you will get a much more consistent vape.
I'll second the ohm meter or digital multi-meter to check the ohms. You need to have a way to verify a RDA is safe to fire on a mech mod. If your coil was touching the deck or side wall it will short and your battery could go into thermal runaway. We don't need someone else with a mod blowing up in their face. You might want to look into a regulated mod as there are built in safeties and ohm meter, plus you will get a much more consistent vape.
This is what I am talking about^^^ You can adjust the center pin on the mod.
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