Opening the Volcano
- Thread starter zeem
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Hobbes
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Zeem I opened mine and quickly shut it up again, too complicated for me. I forget the name of the tool, it was very common and sold at Canadian Tire.
You can ship it back to Volcano USA and for $50 get it fixed.
I've sent my volcano in twice and have had it working since 2008.
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Zeem I opened mine and quickly shut it up again, too complicated for me. I forget the name of the tool, it was very common and sold at Canadian Tire.
You can ship it back to Volcano USA and for $50 get it fixed.
I've sent my volcano in twice and have had it working since 2008.
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zeem
Well-Known Member
Hey me too! 2008. Same year.
I have used the service for repairs and it is good.
Those guys are TRULY the best! Been visiting them since they
were "under the bridge down by the river) haha.
Not sure how long the turn-around will be during a pandemic.
Though, I just need to open it for a quick blowout with gentle to modest air pressure.
I have used the service for repairs and it is good.
Those guys are TRULY the best! Been visiting them since they
were "under the bridge down by the river) haha.
Not sure how long the turn-around will be during a pandemic.
Though, I just need to open it for a quick blowout with gentle to modest air pressure.
Nizza
Well-Known Member
Be sure to use dry air because a vacuum creates static and air blown from an air compressor has a lot of moisture in it. I use nitrogen on my electronics, short bursts of air. Be sure to also stop the fan from being able to spin as well .
My vape just took 2 months to get here so I would imagine service will take a long time right now
rcpilot04401
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T-10 torque bit with a hole in the center. you can actually find out how to take it apart on youtube.
