Yesterday, I came back from a metal concert. I settled in comfortably to enjoy my Nomad 2.
I had a nice session. I wasn't too attentive but it lacked a bit of power. I had to insist a bit to get satisfaction. In the end, it wasn't so bad
I let less than 10 minutes go by and I recharged a stem. No result. The radiator didn't even activate. I checked everything a bit.
And then the radiator was stuck. Impossible to get it out. I could have had trouble removing it before, but now it became impossible.
My previous stem must have been effective because what follows is the very brief account of one of the rare moments when I completely put my brain on the table.
As it was totally blocked by the "normal" side, I decided to push the grids with a metal rod and push the radiator with the flat end of a brush.
but of course, I destroyed the radiator doing that... it was obvious that I could do better... but I had to "free" my Nomad immediately...
my tools are 5 meters from where I was... but... my brain was no longer there...!
anyway... I was talking to Dan recently about an add-on order... so I'm good to add a heater!
but then, it's strange how everything was working... and 5 minutes later, nothing was working anymore!
my hypothesis is that the heat from the previous session caused a tiny variation in the dryness and shape of the wood... which caused the electrical circuit to break in one place...
this hypothesis is reinforced by the fact that the radiator was completely blocked after...
anyway... I'm just sharing one of my rare problems with the Nomad...
i think i'll sand down a bit all the parts where the batteries and heaters are inserted...
it's a lot of work, but at least my mind will be at peace after that!
Here are a picture or three of the damaged radiator...
i might make a keychain or a pendant out of it, like the bullets on a chain. just kidding! no pendant... but i'll try to recycle it somehow!
More cool pics coming soon!
Happy vaping everyone!