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6. PRODUCT OVERVIEW
COMPONENT OVERVIEW
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Positive pole insulator (POM)
2
Positive pole screw (M3x8 mm)
3
O-ring (NBR 70 17x1 mm)
4
2x O-ring (VMQ 70 17x1 mm)
5
Base/Deck
6
Aircontrol-ring (AFC)
7. START UP
ATTACHING A COIL
1
Loosen the screws and make a coil. The ends of
the coil should point in opposite directions.
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The screws fix the wire, keeping the coil in place.
!
WARNING
Use an ohm meter to check the resistance of the coil/device before using it. Don't use the device, if a short circuit is de-
tected. This could lead to battery damage. Check if there is a contact between the coil ends and surrounding parts.
IMPORTANT
Depending on which air hole has been selected, or from which air hole in the deck the air flow strikes the coil, it may be
necessary to align the coil accordingly to the air flow. The examples shown here describe a standard coil. Depending on
the type and position of the coil, the selected air flow and the pulling behavior, the steam experience can be individually
optimized.
7
Insulator (PEEK)
8
O-ring (NBR 70 11x1 mm)
9
Positive pole
10
O-ring (NBR 70 8x1 mm)
11
PSU Tank
12
Hexagon socket screws (M2x3mm)
2
4
13
Chamber/Chimney
14
O-ring (NBR 70 20x1 mm)
15
Top cap
16
O-ring (NBR 70 9x1 mm)
17
Drip tip
18
2x O-ring (NBR 50 5x1.5 mm)
Place the coil between the poles, insert the wire
under the attachment points and tighten the screws again.
The wire ends are now cut off.
The coil should now glow uniformly during firing.
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