vamo v2 02 error help from the wise needed!

[workingpapi]

I found this post http://allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/22174/vamo-fault-code-top-overheating

And it fixed my vamo for a while but it's happening again... Would it be safe/efficient to solder a wire to the top cap screw and run it down (and possibly solder it) to the bottom cap/spring?

Thanks in advance.

 

[classwife]

Moved to Variable Voltage APV Discussion from Ecigarette Technical Issues

 

[JimSmith94]

Are you sure you're running in RMS mode? Running in mean/average mode will make it run hot. Read here to see how to check and change it: If you vamo is burning/over powering READ THIS!!!

 

[workingpapi]

Are you sure you're running in RMS mode? Running in mean/average mode will make it run hot. Read here to see how to check and change it: If you vamo is burning/over powering READ THIS!!!

I am sorry, maybe the question was not properly phrased. My question is this, the negative current is transmitted to the motherboard via the body of the Vamo, then there is a screw in the head of the vamo with a soldered wire that transmits the (-) to the mobo, sometimes for many reasons the current transmission through the body of the vamo or because the screw loosens there is no proper (-) contact and the vamo gives an error 02. So, my question is, if instead of using the normal design I can just solder a wire from the bottom (-) battery contact to the screw so the connection doesn´t fail.