Sigelei Mini Help
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"Check atomizer" usually means the device is measuring infinite resistance (no circuit) either because there is no atomizer attached, or the atomizer has no coil installed. If that's not the case and it's doing it on all (or more than one of) your tanks/toppers, there may be an issue with the device itself. If you're handy with a soldering iron, you might be able to disassemble it and maybe do the repairs yourself; otherwise, probably best off leaving it to a professional.
I've never seen a sig mini before. But I'm guessing the pin is spring loaded and stuck all the way down. Press on it with the eraser on a pencil and see if it springs up and down. If it's stuck all the way down. Maybe the eraser will get it to pop up again.
Its not my atty . Im using an Rda on it and it reads check atomizer
Most likely there is a break in the circuit somewhere. Commonly that would be either in the 510, the atomizer, or a fault in the device. You mentioned that it happens with several toppers so it's probably not the atomizer. I'd check the 510 connection. It may be adjustable or it may be stuck in a low position. If that's not it, then it's probably a fault in the device. If there is a fault in the device then you need to either get it repaired or repair it yourself - if you have the capacity to do a repair.
Sounds to me like it's definitely your mod having trouble forming a connection with the tank. As others have said, check your mod's 510 connection to see if it has gotten depressed somehow, or stuck. Did it work at all, or was it like this from the moment you got it? If the former, sometimes screwing on tanks too tightly can cause damage to the pin, but if you have other setups working and it's been that way since the beginning it does sound like either a fault in the connection or an electrical issue.
If you try the above remedies and are still in the warranty period, I would probably warranty it. I lack the skill to do even the most rudimentary of electrical work, personally, but even if I were quite good at it, if my mod were under warranty I would replace it, simply because I don't much care for the idea of having to "repair" my mod myself if it's brand new. For one, I might void the warranty (that can happen) and also, I'd want to make sure I was starting out with a solid device.
Best of luck, the above is just my opinion as always. I hope you find a solution.
Anna
If you try the above remedies and are still in the warranty period, I would probably warranty it. I lack the skill to do even the most rudimentary of electrical work, personally, but even if I were quite good at it, if my mod were under warranty I would replace it, simply because I don't much care for the idea of having to "repair" my mod myself if it's brand new. For one, I might void the warranty (that can happen) and also, I'd want to make sure I was starting out with a solid device.
Best of luck, the above is just my opinion as always. I hope you find a solution.
Anna
They do work on other batteries, yes?
If so, the mentioned stuck pin is a likely culprit, or it's gotten covered in dried on juice.
Take out the battery. Soak a Q-tip / cotton swab in rubbing alcohol and scrub out the the whole 510 connection area, push and release the pin with the swab. Give it enough time for the alcohol to evaporate and try again.
I'd check the ohms of the coil in it. Some of the older Sig mods would say no atomizer if the coil was to low for them.
I didn't even think of that. From a spec sheet:
Sigelei Mini 30W Watt Box Mod
Atomizer Resistance range: 0.5ohm-3.0ohm
@Chingchong , are those atomizers below 0.50 Ohms?
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