RM2 Corrosion?
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I don't use an RM2 anymore, but I do it own one... You know I wondered what this thread was gonna be about, but I actually have had my old RM2 do the same,.. I thought it was my juice. It builds up at the Phillips head slot, just like you said.
..weird...
I would like to know an answer to this also. Not that I use my rm2 anymore.. I'm a 22mm kinda guy.
..weird...
I would like to know an answer to this also. Not that I use my rm2 anymore.. I'm a 22mm kinda guy.
My guess is the juice is the culprit. I use my RM2 all day, everyday. But I used unflavored nic,so even after months of continous use, I have no buildup.
Same deal in my wife's woodvil, and my son's grand.
ETA: I vape unflavored nic that I get for around $45 per liter (at 24mg). Even vaping at 24mg, that works out to about $1.35 for 30ml (if my math can be trusted this late at night).
Same deal in my wife's woodvil, and my son's grand.
ETA: I vape unflavored nic that I get for around $45 per liter (at 24mg). Even vaping at 24mg, that works out to about $1.35 for 30ml (if my math can be trusted this late at night).
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The juice being used has no nic in it. The phillips head screws were corroded. I switched out the screws for the set in my cyclone. I would put the cyclone on the mini, but like I said, this is an old style mini. Cyclone won't fit in the catch cup. The ceramic deck on the RM2 was very discolored also. I used some hot water and a toothbrush on it and got it to off white.
The whole RM2 atomizer is nickle plated brass - even the negative and positive posts are. The only metal is the metal screws themselves. And a metal surface is a playground for rust. Dry burning with water may have caused it.
Try soaking the screws in Apple Cider Vinegar for an hour with a lid on the container to clean the screws. The acid in the vinegar should make them look much better.
Try soaking the screws in Apple Cider Vinegar for an hour with a lid on the container to clean the screws. The acid in the vinegar should make them look much better.
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