The copper plate in my iStick has been pushed down by the Magma and no longer picks up any atty
Eleaf iStick Copper plate fix
- Thread starter Jaco De Bruyn
- Start date
Thanks @Jaco De Bruyn
Like I was saying in the introduction page this is pretty straight forward. Luckily the Istick isn't a pressed fit.
So I have some experience with this kind of behavior. Some of you might remember I had the VAMO where the Center pin spring collapsed and I made that one solid. The problem then was if you tightened it to much the whole pin would push down and nothing else would make contact with it.
They used the same rubber gunk to glue the center pin on that one as they did on the Istick. This stuff is pretty rubbery and the pin can move it arround.
so Jaco to solve your problem will take a little surgery. we will need to open the Istick. the flip side of the plate where you screw your atty to has two wires going to it. and a bunch of that rubber glue.
we will need to get rid of all this rubber glue and make sure there is nothing there. after that you can push the center pin back up to where its suppose to be.
Then we need to get some of the Pratley plastic appoxy, not the pratley steel as the steel one can conduct because of the metal particles
Fill the hole where the the red wire go into and try and get it in all the way down. this will lock the pin in place and prevent it from pushing down
Like I was saying in the introduction page this is pretty straight forward. Luckily the Istick isn't a pressed fit.
So I have some experience with this kind of behavior. Some of you might remember I had the VAMO where the Center pin spring collapsed and I made that one solid. The problem then was if you tightened it to much the whole pin would push down and nothing else would make contact with it.
They used the same rubber gunk to glue the center pin on that one as they did on the Istick. This stuff is pretty rubbery and the pin can move it arround.
so Jaco to solve your problem will take a little surgery. we will need to open the Istick. the flip side of the plate where you screw your atty to has two wires going to it. and a bunch of that rubber glue.
we will need to get rid of all this rubber glue and make sure there is nothing there. after that you can push the center pin back up to where its suppose to be.
Then we need to get some of the Pratley plastic appoxy, not the pratley steel as the steel one can conduct because of the metal particles
Fill the hole where the the red wire go into and try and get it in all the way down. this will lock the pin in place and prevent it from pushing down
No problem I can do. I have mine to practice on 
Its very simple and easy to be honest.
Ill pm you my details and can get it from you on Monday?
Its very simple and easy to be honest.
Ill pm you my details and can get it from you on Monday?
No problem I can do. I have mine to practice on
Its very simple and easy to be honest.
Ill pm you my details and can get it from you on Monday?
Perfect thanks alot
I'm going to take the cautious route and say it's a nose hair
I'm going to take the cautious route and say it's a nose hair
Or maybe its an armpit hair? hahahahaha
Well whichever kind it is I do hope it was introduced to the scene after the mod was opened up
I see a few more now, especially around the 510 section.... I do hope @Arthster has cats
I don't know I got that photo of the interwebs. 
I don't know I got that photo of the interwebs.
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