I took apart a couple of DSE 801 atomizers simply to remove them from the outer casings. One went just as planned and the atomizer assembly released intact. The other atomizer didn't release from the casing in the same way, requiring resoldering of the wires to the battery connection. This went just fine and I have continuity from the center of the battery connector to the threads.
The problem is I can't get the atomizer to activate the battery now. When connected, a draw through the atomizer will not light up the batt LED. But unscrewing the batt by ¼ to ½ turn will light it up. I can't figure out why.
The wires are not color coded in red and green as I would expect. Both are red. If they were red and green, I would have connected the red one to the center of the batt connector and the green one to the side.
So, here comes the dumb question. Do I have this thing wiired backwards? I honestly don't understand what difference it would make since it's a circuit either way but I also can't understand the odd behavior with regard to the battery. With the exception of not knowing which wire was initially connected to which point, it's identically and perfectly reassembled. Several times now
The problem is I can't get the atomizer to activate the battery now. When connected, a draw through the atomizer will not light up the batt LED. But unscrewing the batt by ¼ to ½ turn will light it up. I can't figure out why.
The wires are not color coded in red and green as I would expect. Both are red. If they were red and green, I would have connected the red one to the center of the batt connector and the green one to the side.
So, here comes the dumb question. Do I have this thing wiired backwards? I honestly don't understand what difference it would make since it's a circuit either way but I also can't understand the odd behavior with regard to the battery. With the exception of not knowing which wire was initially connected to which point, it's identically and perfectly reassembled. Several times now