Hi guys, so my HH 357 is not being sealed completely when juice control is completely closed. What's up with that? It is not that serious since with such an atomizer you should not close it all the way anyway. But I have a gurgle all the time. Can't get the atomizer to be dried out. However I always have liquid in the collector tank for some reason.
UFS and HH 357 problem
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if you hear gurgling then put your hole e-cig upside down and bump it to a towel. Liquid inside atomizer will come out of the mouthpiece. Its not a UFS problem to my opinion. Gurgling is not going to go away easily if you dont do that small trick
I was doing it before imeo, but it seems i was losing a lot of juice :S. I did a smal test closed the air control and juice control completely. I took a draw, and I saw one bubble going up the liquid. So i thought the seal is not tight enough. Or might it happen even if the seal is tight?
we cant totally seal liquid only by putting 2 metals together aal. But we dont need a sealing, we need to reduce to the lowest level the flow of the liquid inside atomizer. So when you hear the first gurgling you close liquid control of UFS totally or not totally
Ok that makes sense. I will try to disassemble everything, clean it very well and reassemble it. Plus yesterday I was pulling the connector pin and by mistake I pulled it to hard and it came out. So I put it back in with some force, and now every now and then I see some drops of eliquid onthe connector. Maybe i should disassemble that too completely and lube the O-Rings?
you damaged the o-rings aal. You need 2 new ones. Dissasembling connector goes like this:
You may have damaged the 2 small o rings that seal the connector pin when you were pushing it back in. It would be a good idea to strip that part down and double check that everything is ok.
The first 4 minutes of RW's tutorial will come in very handy if you have never assembled that section before:
The first 4 minutes of RW's tutorial will come in very handy if you have never assembled that section before:
That was stupid from my part then, but this what happens when you do it in a rush. I will disassemble the connector when i am home today and check the o-rings. Hopefully they are still usable. Good thing i have a spare set 
. Pheww!!! Thanks imeo for your time!
and Thanks EsxPaul for the video!
. Pheww!!! Thanks imeo for your time!and Thanks EsxPaul for the video!
If you're installing new o-rings get a little Vaseline on them before you put them in. Works a lot better with new o-rings
Well bust my buttons - look at all those brass connections - just the way it should always be.
+++++++++1000 Dave. Brass connections should be standard practice on everything.
YES - standard on all GG everything. My TB's are unrecognizable now with Brass batt post, brass batt spring and brass button with brass post and brass spring. Now I await a brass connector pin. That should make the TB a MONSTER-finally
Guys let me tell you Imeo is king 
. Because he didn't say maybe your orings are damaged, he said YOUR ORINGS ARE DAMAGED. I was thinking to my self this guy could not possibly be that affirmative. I was at my desk just and now eyeballing my UFS, and couldn't resist, i had to disassemble it NOW 
so i did without anyone noticing of course . And guess what, 1 oring was dead in action torn completely, and the other one was sticking to the wall of the connector suffocating. Gladly i was able to save one. So now i put everything aside and waiting to go home to install a new oring. Thank God I don't have Vaseline in my office, Don't want a guy carrying vaseline and hiding behind his desk
Thank you all for your help guys, but now back to the main topic, I know a complete seal is not possible but has anyone had the issue of getting liquid flowing with a complete closed juice control to the point where you are vaping without any dry hit? Aren't HH 357 atomizers well made enough to sit flush with the juice control closed? I know Imeo answered my question but I was making sure if anyone else has had any experience with this specific atomizer having some micro gaps with the UFS juice control. And by the way hat problem was there before having the connector accident. Cheers!
. Because he didn't say maybe your orings are damaged, he said YOUR ORINGS ARE DAMAGED. I was thinking to my self this guy could not possibly be that affirmative. I was at my desk just and now eyeballing my UFS, and couldn't resist, i had to disassemble it NOW so i did without anyone noticing of course . And guess what, 1 oring was dead in action torn completely, and the other one was sticking to the wall of the connector suffocating. Gladly i was able to save one. So now i put everything aside and waiting to go home to install a new oring. Thank God I don't have Vaseline in my office, Don't want a guy carrying vaseline and hiding behind his desk Thank you all for your help guys, but now back to the main topic, I know a complete seal is not possible but has anyone had the issue of getting liquid flowing with a complete closed juice control to the point where you are vaping without any dry hit? Aren't HH 357 atomizers well made enough to sit flush with the juice control closed? I know Imeo answered my question but I was making sure if anyone else has had any experience with this specific atomizer having some micro gaps with the UFS juice control. And by the way hat problem was there before having the connector accident. Cheers!
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I will say this about attys in a UFS - all are different. All are diff even among the same brand. I use to use ciscos and they would vary from one to the next on how they vaped in a UFS.
Some just would not vape well. Some would flood no matter what a person did and no matter how well you handled a UFS. Thats the nature of china attys and cartos.
Some just would not vape well. Some would flood no matter what a person did and no matter how well you handled a UFS. Thats the nature of china attys and cartos.
Guys let me tell you Imeo is king
Thank you all for your help guys, but now back to the main topic, I know a complete seal is not possible but has anyone had the issue of getting liquid flowing with a complete closed juice control to the point where you are vaping without any dry hit? Aren't HH 357 atomizers well made enough to sit flush with the juice control closed? I know Imeo answered my question but I was making sure if anyone else has had any experience with this specific atomizer having some micro gaps with the UFS juice control. And by the way hat problem was there before having the connector accident. Cheers!
Maybe this will help:
ufs close-up - YouTube
I Can't get a closer look then this
Yeah already saw it a million times
Thanks.Ok guys got back home, diassembled everything, cleaned and lubed. Installed my spare oring for the connector. Ditched HH 357, installed io6 received today, seal perfect on this one and no more leaking from the connector. Life back to normal
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