Subtank Mini Copper Pin

[cloudysheep]

This is what happened to mine....

so if there are any kind souls who would want to donate, trade for my soul or share with me where i can get a similar pin, etc please get in touch with me.... dont want to let it go just like that as it has sentimental value =P

this has caused my ohm to jump like crazy.... and no its definitely not cos of the posts being loose or the post screw not being tight enough, i can actually see a gap between the two pins through my airhole

 

[plumeofred]

You want me to take a look at it? Might be able to fix with what I have.

 

[cloudysheep]

You want me to take a look at it? Might be able to fix with what I have.

you got a spare copper pin?

 

[Comrade Vape]

I love your illustrations my man.

 

[cloudysheep]

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I love your illustrations my man.

Haha thanks! Easier to explain arh...

 

[painbowslash]

Nice pics
Maybe its screwed at an angle?
Btw you can buy the airflow base alone if you want to replace it.

 

[cloudysheep]

Yeah I'm thinking about it but as much as possible I wanna try save this, I changed the rba deck before ald..

 

[cloudysheep]

Nice pics
Maybe its screwed at an angle?
Btw you can buy the airflow base alone if you want to replace it.

Nah it's not, it was just drawn in an exaggerated manner

 

[The.Drifter]

I think the flanged part of the copper pin is suppose to be on the inside of the base and not on the outside of the 510 pin if your drawing is accurate.

Try turning the pin upside down

 

[cloudysheep]

I think the flanged part of the copper pin is suppose to be on the inside of the base and not on the outside of the 510 pin if your drawing is accurate.

Try turning the pin upside down

Nah, the flange is supposed to be outside, it's the thing that's pressing onto the insulator (much like the removable stopper found on the occ heads) and it stops the whole pin from going into the base when pushed or installing it onto the mod...

 

[The.Drifter]

Nah, the flange is supposed to be outside, it's the thing that's pressing onto the insulator (much like the removable stopper found on the occ heads) and it stops the whole pin from going into the base when pushed or installing it onto the mod...

I've read that turning the pin upside down sometimes help. Sorry it didnt help you

Perhaps your insulator moved, does the center pin protrude more than normal? Can you tap it in while its in contact with the insulator to push it up into the base some more to make contact with your coil head.

Other than that I'm out of ideas, good luck mate

 

[baba nana]

This is what happened to mine....

so if there are any kind souls who would want to donate, trade for my soul or share with me where i can get a similar pin, etc please get in touch with me.... dont want to let it go just like that as it has sentimental value =P

this has caused my ohm to jump like crazy.... and no its definitely not cos of the posts being loose or the post screw not being tight enough, i can actually see a gap between the two pins through my airhole

Did you took dnt during sec sch? Hahaha

 

[watervapour]

You want me to take a look at it? Might be able to fix with what I have.

Bro,.. You the man!! The only one who able to save my evic!!

 

[dannyfallen]

how it happen? I also have one subtank mini.
hope will not happen.

 

[cloudysheep]

I've read that turning the pin upside down sometimes help. Sorry it didnt help you

Perhaps your insulator moved, does the center pin protrude more than normal? Can you tap it in while its in contact with the insulator to push it up into the base some more to make contact with your coil head.

Other than that I'm out of ideas, good luck mate

Ímma give the idea a shot tho.., =)

 

[cloudysheep]

Did you took dnt during sec sch? Hahaha

I did actually haha it was either that or home econs.... =p

 

[cloudysheep]

how it happen? I also have one subtank mini.
hope will not happen.

I honestly don't know man.... Maybe I took it out too many times... I tend to dismantle everything when I clean...

 

[isux]

Neh. .. might be the position of the inner fittings that cause the misalignment of the connector. if all else fails... last resort is to get a spare connector and replace it. or a spare base. or solder a contact in between.. but that might sacrifice a little on create a little more resistance across the setup.

Sent from vapour clouds above

 

[isux]

This is what happened to mine....

so if there are any kind souls who would want to donate, trade for my soul or share with me where i can get a similar pin, etc please get in touch with me.... dont want to let it go just like that as it has sentimental value =P

this has caused my ohm to jump like crazy.... and no its definitely not cos of the posts being loose or the post screw not being tight enough, i can actually see a gap between the two pins through my airhole

and I thought it's some prototype blueprint for a new RBA/ RDA in the works sia.... [emoji106]

Sent from vapour clouds above

 

[thomasczc]

Nice drawing btw! hahaha.

Anyway, I think I might be facing this issue as currently I can't seem to fire up my Kanger!
Is there anyone I can look for to try to sort this out?