Thanks for that, OF. No store had the exact sizes, but I found one very close to the -009 that's working well.
Yer welcome, Bro. No substitute for success you know.
You know what they say, "Only Engineers sweat the last 10%". I say use it in good health.....
Driving with stuff in my car makes me nervous.
Since I sold my assets and moved out of the factory I now have two sets of medical devices at home.
Hey, not a problem. I can help you out here, just PM me and I'll tell you where to send the spare set.
No need to thank me, I'm sure were the situation be reversed you'd step up too.
Hey people , quick question please ;
After checking for the red light in an empty 1.5 cart .
After cooling down , I started to hit it .
But no vapors !!!
I can feel the cart getting hot and feel a clear air path .
Sorry you're having troubles, but Atomsk is right IMO. Don't do 'dry burns'. You can't always see the heater in question (asking for trouble when you hang on the button looking) and there's a second heater (just as important) you can't see anyway. More guys get into trouble with dry burns than improve stuff I'm sure.
You should also be learning on 2.4 Ohm carts, 1.5s are too hard to control well. Master the 2.4s (they really are plenty powerful if used right) first, then think about more power. Burnt oil and leaking seals await otherwise.
Now to the issue. Dollars to doughnuts if the cart's still good you blew the loading by not preheating the center section enough before melting the goods down. The
barely melted concentrate hit the
cold walls below and stalled out, trapping an air bubble below. The center section has to be
hotter than the melted goods, think about it. The wicks are dry. You've probably burned the seals around them but you can still try to salvage it if you're brave.
OK to try to save the day, hold the cart at the bottom, with the bottom 1/3 between fingers and thumb. Rotate it to heat evenly as you heat just above your fingers. From the 1/2 to 2/3 part. Keep it moving. You want it warm but not too hot to comfortably hold down low (where the seals are). Ideally you'll feel a rapid rise in temperature as hot oil drops down. This same 'witness' should also happen in a normal load if you've done the preheat right.
Otherwise, as Atmosk says time to pull the connector center out and punch the insides up and out the top of the tube to reclaim as much as possible. Some guys just upend and melt out what they can and abandon the last .2 or so. Again, I'd get and refill with 2.4s, 1.5s can be a tough way to learn to drive 'em without crashing.
OF