Does your RDA, pod vaporizer, or vape mod display the “No Atomizer” message? When you get this error, it indicates that your device is having trouble identifying the atomizer, sometimes referred to as the tank—the section that houses the coil, wick, and e-liquid. Even when the atomizer appears to be connected correctly, there are a number of reasons why you can experience this annoying message. But fear not—atomizer mistakes are typically simple to correct. To troubleshoot and fix “No Atomizer” and “Check Atomizer” on your Myle v5 pods, follow this wikiHow instruction.
Things You Should Know
- The messages “No Atomizer” or “Check Atomizer” indicate that your mod’s battery or other component isn’t able to recognise the attached tank or pod.
- It could be a coil issue. Atomizer faults occur when there are improper coil attachments, poor resistance, or outdated or faulty components.
- It’s possible that your e-juice is seeping onto the connectors. Additionally, it’s possible that the connectors need to be adjusted or are broken.
Swap your tank or pod with another device.
- Try connecting it to a different device if you have another mod, RDA, or pod device that uses the same kind of tank or pod. By doing this, you can rule out issues that are specific to the atomizer rather than the mod or battery. You can rule out atomizer issues if you don’t receive the error on your second device. If the error does appear on the other device, it is probably an atomizer-related problem.
Make sure the connections are secure.
- You’ll frequently encounter “No Atomizer” or “Check Atomizer” if your tank or pod isn’t connected to the battery correctly. Verify that the pod is fully inserted or that the tank is screwed in firmly. Remove the tank or pod from the device fully, then reattach it to make sure it works.
- To avoid breaking the 510 connectors, take care not to overtighten the atomizer.
Ensure the coil is inserted correctly.
- On your Myle vape,“No Atomizer” may appear due to an incorrectly seated coil. To check if that fixes the issue, take the coil out of the tank and reinstall it. Without tipping to one side or the other, the coil should sit flush. Additionally, it must not come into contact with any other parts of the tank, not even the cap that covers it. You may receive a “No Atomizer” or “Short Atomizer” message if the coil comes into contact with metal that it shouldn’t (this is a regular issue with rebuildables).
Check the coil’s type and resistance.
Additionally, confirm that the coil you’re using is appropriate for your device. In order to prevent damage to the device, your vaporizer may display an atomizer error if the resistance is too low, particularly if it is a rebuildable sub-ohm RDA.
Test out a fresh coil:
The coil may be defective, burned, flooded, or even ancient. If the coil is brand new and you’re now experiencing “No Atomizer,” there’s a chance that it has a defect. It might only be time to install a new coil if you have been using the coil for some time without any issues before noticing the mistake.
- Myle vape, coils last one to four weeks. But some juices can shorten the lifespan of your coils.[3]
- A blocked vape cartridge or pod may be the result of using one without a detachable coil. By taking it out of the device and blowing through the mouthpiece, you can attempt to clear it.
Clean the connections.
Dirt on the 510 connectors or an excess of e-juice are frequently the causes of the “No Atomizer” warning. The tank or pod may not attach to the pins correctly if there are any liquids or dirt on the connectors. It is advisable to clean the connectors on the mod and the atomizer.
- Make sure there isn’t any paper residue on the connections when you rejoin if you use a paper towel.
- To remove buildup surrounding the 510 connections, carefully scrape the crud away using a paperclip.
