Tank's 510 threads stuck to Mod's 510 Connector [SOLVED]

[thenoblesix6]

I need some help, I've tried all kinds of things to try to get the tank removed from the vape and it doesn't seem like it's working.

If any of you have had the same problem please help me.

Here's a picture of the situation with my vape:

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Also link here http://imgur.com/HmlXC0O )

the mod is a Koopor Primus and the tank is TF-V8

Thanks in Advance

 

[Paratech]

Based on what I can see in that picture, you simply need a bigger hammer.
By the way, your 510 is broken.

Next time maybe toss it in the freezer for a few minutes.
You'd be surprised how often that helps.

 

[thenoblesix6]

Based on what I can see in that picture, you simply need a bigger hammer.
By the way, your 510 is broken.

Next time maybe toss it in the freezer for a few minutes.
You'd be surprised how often that helps.

I have tried keeping it in freezer for 30 mins. didn't work, i'll try again.
also the 510 isn't broken, it's just loose. the tank still works with the mod but i need it removed so i can use my other tanks.
thanks for your reply though.

OT: Does anyone else have any suggestions? i'd appreciate that alot.

 

[Paratech]

Most generally hot and cold together tend to expand one piece and contract the other.
If you can get one part hotter and one colder that should help.
However with my lack of sleep or coffee I can't remember what side would need heated and what side need cooled for it to work properly.
I think heat the mod side and chill the tank side.
Have you tried a pair of pliers using a rag or something to prevent scratches?

 

[Lefty]

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[thenoblesix6]

Thanks for the help everyone.
I was able to solve the problem by myself but i appreciate that you guys tried to help me. i'm grateful.
If anyone else has the same problem with Koopor Primus I may be able to help.

 

[nightshard]

@thenoblesix6

Having a thread named [SOLVED] is meaningless.
How about you change it back to something with meaning, for future reference.

 

[Rabbit Slayer]

@thenoblesix6

Having a thread named [SOLVED] is meaningless.
How about you change it back to something with meaning, for future reference.

If the OP posts how he actually fixed the problem and not just tell people he fixed it, this thread would be useful

 

[Paratech]

So the issue was solved by deleting it or using a bigger hammer?