I under stand perfectly how mech mods works. I have Fat Snow Wolf Black Rose Edition. I love it but its heavy so I ordered the Kamry a light Mech. The Kamry is making battery contact on both ends. I rebuild RTA's RBA's and Gennies. I was asking for help from someone familiar with the Kamry. I think I might have a bad 510 connector. But thanks for your opinion
You ever taken the time to reflect on the fact that about 75% of your posts start by attacking/insulting the OP (whether they deserve it or not).
Just because someone asks a question doesn't automatically make them uninformed.
Sorry, but maybe you can see the frustration.
You work and work to help out and it just seems to keep getting worse. People don't research first. They don't get familiar with their devices. They purchase products on a whim with no regard for personal safety.
I'll work on chilling a bit. Don't think 75% is a fair assessment, although I have been testy as of late.
OP, simple test:
No atomizer attached, Mod gets hot - Mod is defective and dead shorting.
Even if the Switch was hung, the mod should NOT be passing power.(stays cool)
K100 is a Telescoping Mod - Over tightening the Sections will result in auto firing.
I Have a Sigelei Telescoping and they have the same design, down to the switch.
Simple to check -
leave mod loose
Attach atty
insert battery and Batt. Cap
Snug Mod slowly
If it starts firing just back off a bit
This is the correct adjustment of many telescoping mods
510 is a mechanical pin connection.
Outer threading
Insulator
Inner pin
Unless the Insulator is damaged or the Atty 510 threaded section is touching the Pin and Housing, it should not short.
Not firing:
Confirm Good coil - Resistance reading
Most Not firing issues relate to not making contact between the Top device center pin and the Mod center pin.
Some versions of the K100 have a Floating center pin. It can be pushed up and reset to the atty.
There are K100 Clones that have Fixed pins, Non-adjustable.
Hope something here is helpful