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Post by reddragon on Mar 14, 2015 21:08:32 GMT
I have been using my lemo/drop with the airflow closed off, as I am starting to lung inhale a bit more, when I filled the two drops today I decided to open the airflow a bit more to help with the lung inhales. Only problem is the ohms are now jumping all over the place and check atomizer is coming up. I haven't changed the coils as they were only done a couple of days ago but I am getting readings of up to 8  on both my dna30 and the smok xpro m65. When I press the fire button the ohms changes each time. With the airflow screw there seems to be like a nut around it that moves independently of the screw, any ideas what I am doing wrong? TIA |
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Post by Get Off My Cloud on Mar 14, 2015 21:13:10 GMT
Did you turn the screw?
You are not meant to turn the screw, that holds the positive post on, i'm going to guess that's the problem and the coil is moving or shorting.
You're meant to turn the washer thingy around the screw to open the airflow.
Drain the tank, take it apart make sure everything is straight and tighten the screw again.
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Post by lairey on Mar 14, 2015 21:15:56 GMT
+1 for Get Off My Cloud's comment. The screw itself is what holds everything on the deck together and in place. It's just the ring on the outside of this screw that you adjust to increase or decrease the airflow. For lung hits on the Lemo's, I need the airflow fully open.  |
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Post by reddragon on Mar 14, 2015 21:16:58 GMT
That'll be where I have gone wrong then  I turned the screw not the washer thingy, I did think it was feeling a bit loose  Thanks Get Off My Cloud I will stick to the nautis tonight and attack them in the morning  |
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Post by Get Off My Cloud on Mar 14, 2015 21:20:31 GMT
That'll be where I have gone wrong then I turned the screw not the washer thingy, I did think it was feeling a bit loose Thanks Get Off My Cloud I will stick to the nautis tonight and attack them in the morning Easy mistake it's not very clear how to adjust it, i thought the screw adjusted the airflow too and would have done the same thing except i saw a review on Youtube where the reviewer mentioned it before i had to rebuild mine luckily  |
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on both my dna30 and the smok xpro m65. When I press the fire button the ohms changes each time.
I turned the screw not the washer thingy, I did think it was feeling a bit loose 
