Gordy
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Post by Gordy on May 11, 2012 12:56:03 GMT
How to rewick the new Vivi Nova, original kit contents huge center pin sticking out as Blakey noted pulled apart bottom of coil head you can see where the wires are attached didnt get a pic of this but to take coil out, you pull the center pin out just grab it with finger nail or tweezers and then pull rubber gasket out also remove silicone top gasket, there is a metal shim in there, dont lose it this baffled me, no non resistant wire on the tails, this is a problem because the tails will glow since they are wrapped around nothing, burn and melt gasket and you will inhale melted rubber cut two pieces of ody wick to the length of the stock wick cut resistance and non resistance wire, i guess on this but if you have a multimeter you can check where you want you resistance twist non resistance wire onto resistance wire once twisted, twist the remainder of the non resistance wire onto the part you twisted first cut excess off and get your two wick together and wrap around it leaving the two "twist knots" of wire at the ends positiong wick in coil head and run wires out the bottom and wedge wick in there until it bottoms out on the wick channels bend neg wire down and keep other in center. it is crucial your positive isnt touching the walls of the chamber, it will short out slide positive throug gasket and push gasket into place making sure negative is getting smashed by it. push center pin in to hold positive wire trim excess wire screw it onto vivi base and check resistance and for shorts prime your wick and slide silicone sleeve with metal bushing in there (the one mentioned earlier) fill mount vape I solved wicking problem. Milled a 3/32 hole at bottom of the wick slot. Wick is no longer choked. Also trimmed down the lower center pin and have no gap now.
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Post by safercigs on May 11, 2012 12:57:23 GMT
fantastic post thank you i will direct peeps to this awesome job m8
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Post by Al on May 11, 2012 15:33:18 GMT
Excellent Thanks for posting this Gordy
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Post by kibbutzangel on May 11, 2012 18:41:05 GMT
Lovely work Gordy! Even an eejit like me might be able to do this
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Post by domesticextremist on May 11, 2012 22:34:00 GMT
Excellent guide there Gordy
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Post by alvoram on Oct 5, 2012 16:37:16 GMT
Gordy, I had an idea to solve this problem without no resistance wire... Not sure it will work, but what do you think????
It goes like this, we all know that you can wrap the negative wire around the outside rather than putting it up the outside of the rubber grommet, but that still leaves the positive. What if I put the positive lead up the inside of the metal positive pin/tube rather than between the positive pin and grommet? I could leave a few MMs on the end and carefully fold those MMs back up inside the tube to ensure a secure connection.... Do you think it's worth a go?
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