Replacement Copper Contact Screws

[plehem12]

The screw that makes contact with the battery (or pin if that's the type of vape you have). I have a CLT V2 Plus and I think I must have stripped it out. My mech mod is an Asmodus Klone v1.5, it has a direct atty to battery connection. It used to hit AWESOME. Now I think I've messed with the screw too much in the atty and when I take the screw out just enough to make good contact with the battery, it is too far and seems to hardly make contact with the inside of the atty itself making for a weak hit. It's a "good enough" hit sure, but I find myself carrying my sigelei 150w with me all the time now, only occasionally trying the mech to see if I can get it right. I like to use the mech on the go. I KNOW it's the screw. What would really work is LONGER screws. I'm in Korea, so I can't just cruise the isles at Lowe's. I'm not sure they'd have what I need anyway. I really like this atty, and do not want to spend the money on buying a whole new one. Although I find myself looking at new ones more and more. Any help?

Thanks!

 

[Icer]

You could try this and see if it helps as most center screws I see arn't for adjusting , most are to keep the center pin tight .

Take it apart and screw the screws all the way in and look across the top , are they all flush ? Are the center post screws higher by a small amount ?

1) If they are flush , back the center screws out 1/4 to 1/2 a turn , on a flat surface push the atty down on the screw heads , it should push the center pin down with some force .

2) If they are high , back out the negative screws until you have the half mil difference of the center pin being higher and than do the push down on a flat surface .

That should fix your problem and make sure that contact screw is tight , don't want the center post getting loose .