I think I have done something wrong in the assembly, but I don't know what. It was my first try.
I took the tank apart and cleaned it and let it dry overnight. I removed the rubber cap on the top of the coil assembly because I wanted to see how it looked compared to a new one (this was my first coil change.) I removed the cap on the new one to see what a new coil looked like. I think I shouldn't have done this.
Unscrewed the entire old coil assembly, put on the new one, and here's where it got funky. The old rubber cap had a hollow pin protruding from the top. The new one didn't, it was just a threaded piece that was below the top of the rubber piece. I thought I had maybe lost a part so I replaced the old cap over the coil/wick assembly and put the top on. It didn't fire.
So I took it apart and put the new, pin-less cap on it, reassembled, no fire.
Something is not making contact but I don't see what I could have done. I re-seated everything and it looks normal, but when I press the button (on either of my batteries) nothing at all happens.
Are there common mistakes I've probably made? If I hadn't had back-ups, I'd have been tempted to light up an analog this morning. Combination of nicotine deprivation & frustration. I guess I learned I am still vulnerable if the d@#(*&$ things don't work correctly.
I did search here but couldn't find anything. Any help appreciated!
I took the tank apart and cleaned it and let it dry overnight. I removed the rubber cap on the top of the coil assembly because I wanted to see how it looked compared to a new one (this was my first coil change.) I removed the cap on the new one to see what a new coil looked like. I think I shouldn't have done this.
Unscrewed the entire old coil assembly, put on the new one, and here's where it got funky. The old rubber cap had a hollow pin protruding from the top. The new one didn't, it was just a threaded piece that was below the top of the rubber piece. I thought I had maybe lost a part so I replaced the old cap over the coil/wick assembly and put the top on. It didn't fire.
So I took it apart and put the new, pin-less cap on it, reassembled, no fire.
Something is not making contact but I don't see what I could have done. I re-seated everything and it looks normal, but when I press the button (on either of my batteries) nothing at all happens.
Are there common mistakes I've probably made? If I hadn't had back-ups, I'd have been tempted to light up an analog this morning. Combination of nicotine deprivation & frustration. I guess I learned I am still vulnerable if the d@#(*&$ things don't work correctly.
I did search here but couldn't find anything. Any help appreciated!