420quickscope
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but you have effectively moved the heating element by some 15-20mm beyond factory settings
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If they let you push it down I assume that it wouldn't hurt to pull it back up?
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but you have effectively moved the heating element by some 15-20mm beyond factory settings
Obviously you haven't read the whole thread?I assume that it wouldn't hurt to pull it back up?![]()
Obviously you haven't read the whole thread?
I have no way to go into the actual science...
I turned it off and went to bed. The next morning I turned the unit on, and only the indicator light came on. After a half hour of just staring at the thing, the heating element did not heat up what so ever.^^How did your element break?
...then you should refrain from advising people to randomly pull on their heating element.
That other stuff you posted only proves you didn't understand any of my previous posts regarding the length of heating path.
How did your element break again?
They would not tell you on their website that you are allowed to push the heating element down if they didn't want you moving the heating element.
If they let you push it down I assume that it wouldn't hurt to pull it back up?![]()
Many things could go wrong with pulling on the heating element,
Whatever you say manI'm not feeling the continuity in your argument.
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@exit if you want to take advice from a kid who hasn't read the thread, was pulling on his element then it mysteriously broke or a bunch of other people who can provide no rational/scientific reason for pulling on the element ..then go right ahead and fill your boots. Last word from me.
Wow would you look at that..
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/ssv-ceramic-heater-touching-glass-cover.3382/
It has everything to do with it because the heating element is adjustable. If it can move down, do they not expect you to move it back up if you have a heater cover that does not squash the heater?What? ..a thread talking about what to do if the element is touching the roof of the HC?
Nothing whatsoever to do with the issue we're discussing which is a lack of heat reaching the herb?
The position of the element in the provided pic shows there is nothing wrong with the position of the element.
Did you not learn anything from pulling on and breaking your element?
...then you should refrain from advising people to randomly pull on their heating element.
That other stuff you posted only proves you didn't understand any of my previous posts regarding the length of heating path.
How did your element break again?
The ceramic heater should be 1/8-1/4of an inch away from the top of the heater cover. If you need to adjust it, gently twist and pull off the heater cover and pull up the heater to desired length. Then you can put the heater cover back on and the ceramic heater should sit at proper length for use. Let us know if you have anymore questions or issues with your SSV!
Last word from me.
my last words to ya.
What? ...
It has everything to do with it ...
For the millionth time ...
I don't know what to tell you man.
They would do so because it is advised by 7th Floor.Why would any rational person try pulling on the element ...when moving the screen does the same thing without running the risk of damaging the unit.
True.Every person's heater cover is going to be different to some degree. It's not a very large chance, but it does happen. Some people must have ran into this problem, or they would not have thought to mention it as a maintenance tip.
Thanks... I did not mean to add to the melee'.
Now I think I am feeling a bit ill.You should also stop because in my head I can't help substituting something else for "element" in in all these posts.
My old avatar is buried in the center of my new avatar.Vito,
I miss your old avatar.
P.S. - Thank you for .....
I have been been told directly by 7th Floor that if a unit is not running hot enough....
Does 7th floor use a modified screen...No.They would do so because it is advised by 7th Floor.
Completely & utterly wrong.moving screen does not do the same thing. The screen movement is responsible for a slight variation of 5º range,
http://americas.kyocera.com/kicc/pdf/Kyocera Ceramic Heaters.pdfWhat temperature should it be?