What does it mean when your vaporizer says check atomizer?
“Check Atomizer” or “No Atomizer” will appear when your vape mod or pod vape isn’t reading your coil correctly. This can be due to the 510 connector not reading properly (where the tank screws onto the mod), the coil not making proper contact inside of the tank, or possibly a short.
How do I know if my atomizer is broken?
Signs it’s time to change your vape coil
- A burning taste. Vaping a dead coil will eventually result in an acrid, burning taste.
- Gurgling sounds. Vapes shouldn’t gurgle.
- Weak or “off” e-Juice flavor. This often precedes a burnt taste.
- Low vapor production. The vapor produced by your coil will gradually lessen with time.
How do you fix a bad atomizer?
Here are a few things to try to resolve atomizer short:
- Make sure the batteries are charging them properly by putting them in a separate charger.
- If using an RDA/RTA, check and see if the coil is touching the cap or deck.
- See if there are any breaks in the coil.
- Ensure that the coil is fully screwed into the tank.
How do you bypass a check atomizer?
Recap
- Clean all contacts on battery/mod, tank or pod.
- Remove and reinstall the coil (after cleaning)
- Try a new coil.
- Check the 510 pin and see if you can adjust it (mods/tanks)
- Try another tank on your mod.
- Try another mod with your tank.
- Adjust base of coil carefully if you can (mainly sub-Ohm coils)
How long should atomizers last?
Most wax atomizers will need to be replaced within 4 to 12 weeks. This number depends on how often you vape, and the temperature you choose. Those who vape constantly at high temperatures will need to replace their atomizer more frequently.
What part is the atomizer on a vape?
The e-cigarette atomizer is a heating element that turns e-liquid into vapor. It is usually made up of three parts: the actual heating coil, a mesh bridge and a wick that absorbs e-liquid. The atomizer is also known as a nebulizer.