Replacement parts for a $30-$40 RDTA? Highly unlikely. Easiest to keep the old for replacement parts that weren't deep fried and get a new one.Is there some way to replace it?
Replacement parts for a $30-$40 RDTA? Highly unlikely. Easiest to keep the old for replacement parts that weren't deep fried and get a new one.Is there some way to replace it?
@Vaper12345678,
Glad your OK and didn't happen when you were vaping. As others have said, it is best to send it to the vape graveyard. You might be able to fix it, but you need to prove it's been fixed before use and for that you need some test gear. It's really not worth the risk IMO.
Gulp. That puts an end to some of my more extreme coil adventures then[Same deck].
But is yours an authentic or clone?
Disassemble atty and inspect the insulators. It might be bad.... the black ops could be a melted orings seal.. it the post was loose that could yield a short.or bad connection..... and the melted ring... loose post could also cause a cracked insulators. .. over tightening things can also Crack the insulators. .... an atty will work with a cracked insulator..... until it doesnt.....they usually perform well cold.... and present issues when warm...
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There's a black market for genuine security codes in China (for about any product that uses them). Some staff like to raise their income. If it doesn't check out you'll know it's fake but if it does you still don't know if it's an original one.Note to self, I really should always check the security codes on vaping gear when I buy stuff.
At least throw some bacon and apple slices in next time.grilled cheese sandwich with extra cheese
At least throw some bacon and apple slices in next time.
There's a black market for genuine security codes in China
The insulator under the positive post is like a grilled cheese sandwich with extra cheese.
There are no pics in this thread where the insulator is visible.... only pics I see are off a dirty deck with a build in it...Sheesh @untar, and I just checked my atty and it was genuine [allegedly]. You could have waited.
The insulator under the positive post is like a cremated grilled cheese sandwich with extracheesecarbon.
There, fixed that for you @Rangertrix.
Right in the first post there's 2 and it sure looks like that thing has sizzled (due to how inconsistent the light bounces off). In that same post the OP tells us it has melted...There are no pics in this thread where the insulator is visible
Is there some way to replace it?