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Vape Pen Replacement Parts

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Vape pen replacement parts keep an Exxus pen going when one piece gives out: chargers, Snap magnetic rings, skillets and the refillable EX6 cartridge. Each belongs to a device family, so identify yours first, then check the 510 thread batteries it sits on. Spare charging is grouped under vape battery chargers, and other Exxus spares fill the replacement parts index.
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Exxus Vape Snap VV Small Bore Magnetic Ring
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SWAP THE PART, KEEP THE PEN

Vape pen parts fail in a handful of predictable places, and the pen itself is almost never one of them. The charger. The magnetic ring that holds the atomizer on. The skillet your concentrate sits in. Everything on this page is an Exxus spare for one of those, made in the same facilities as the piece that shipped in your kit.

How the atomizer attaches is the dividing line here. Snap and Snap VV hold it with a magnet. Everything else screws on with 510 threading. Magnet devices wear rings. Threaded devices wear contacts and chargers. Work out which family you own before anything else, because the two share almost nothing.

Fitting is quick on all of it. The Exxus 510 USB Charger has a 7mm circular opening: the battery screws in, the USB end goes into any port, and charging starts on its own. Rings press on by hand. Skillets thread into the atomizer housing. Nothing here needs a tool.

  • 510 chargers: the plug in unit sits flush against the port and travels well. The corded version puts a length of cable in between, which is easier when the port is behind a monitor.
  • Twistr charger: made for the Exxus Twistr, with overcharge protection, DC 5V in and DC 4.2V, 420mA out, in a body 1.8 by 0.8 by 0.5 inches. The 510 threading means it fits a variety of other batteries too.
  • Snap and Snap VV rings: the magnet that holds the atomizer square against the cartridge. Sold on their own for both devices, with a small bore version covering various cartridge types on the Snap VV.
  • Wide bore extender: the Snap VV opening accepts cartridges 10mm or less, so this magnetic extender gives a wider 510 threaded cartridge room to seat. It does not fit the Exxus Snap 510 Thread Battery.
  • Skillets: the Dual Coil Quartz Skillet is built for thick wax, with coils wrapped around a quartz rod in a ceramic bowl. The Disc Skillet is entirely ceramic with no coils in it, which frees up room for a bigger load and keeps metallic notes out of the taste.
  • EX6 cartridge: refillable, in a 0.5mL or 1mL capacity, with an extended airhole at the base that suits thicker oils.

Chargers rarely die at the plug. They die at the connector, so if the light only comes on when you hold the cable at an angle, the cable is finished and the battery is fine. Magnetic rings go slowly enough that you adapt without noticing: a fresh ring pulls the atomizer straight and holds it there, while a worn one lets it tilt, drops the connection mid draw, or reads as though nothing is attached. Clean both contact faces with isopropyl before you judge it, because residue produces exactly the same symptom. If the pull still feels soft afterward, the ring is spent. Skillets tell you by taste, and the tell is a scorched note on the first pull of a fresh load that a swab does not shift.

Chargers, rings, an extender, two skillets and a refillable cartridge. Parts for other Exxus families sit under concentrate replacement parts and oil replacement parts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Exxus devices do these parts fit?

This page covers pen style Exxus devices. The magnetic rings and the wide bore extender belong to the Snap and Snap VV line, the Twistr charger is made for the Twistr, and the 510 chargers work with compatible pen style batteries that use 510 threading. Every product page names the device it was made for, so check that first.

How do I know when a magnetic ring needs replacing?

The tell is the grip. A good ring snaps the atomizer on with a firm pull and holds it square. When the ring is worn or gummed up you get a soft connection, a wobble, or a device that behaves as though nothing is attached. Clean the contact first. If it still feels loose after cleaning, the ring itself is done.

What is the Snap VV wide bore extender for?

The opening on the Snap VV takes cartridges of 10mm or less. Wider cartridges will not sit properly in that space. The magnetic extender raises the connection so a wider 510 threaded cartridge can seat and make contact.

Does the wide bore extender fit every Exxus Snap battery?

No. The extender is made for the Exxus Snap VV Variable Voltage device. It does not work with the Exxus Snap 510 Thread Battery. That is worth checking before you order, because the two look similar from the outside.

How does the Exxus 510 USB charger work?

It is a small unit with a 7mm circular opening on one end and a USB plug on the other. The battery screws into the threaded opening, the USB side goes into any available port, and charging starts on its own. The corded version does the same job with a cable in between, which is easier if the port is awkward to reach.

What is the difference between the corded and plug in 510 chargers?

Function is the same. The plug in unit is the smallest option and sits flush against the port, which is good for travel. The corded version puts a length of cable between the port and the battery, so the battery can rest on a desk instead of hanging off a laptop. Pick whichever suits where you charge.

Which charger is made for the Twistr?

The Exxus Twistr 510 USB Charger. It was built for that device and has overcharge protection, a DC 5V input and a DC 4.2V, 420mA output. Because it uses 510 threading it also fits a variety of other 510 batteries.

How much does the EX6 oil cartridge hold?

It comes in a 0.5mL or a 1mL capacity, so you can pick the size that matches how you fill. It is refillable, and the airhole at the base is extended, which helps thicker oils feed properly.

What is the difference between the disc skillet and the dual coil quartz skillet?

The Dual Coil Quartz Skillet uses quartz coils to heat your material. The Disc Skillet is entirely ceramic with no coils in it at all, which frees up space for a larger load and avoids the flavor that metallic coils can add. Thick wax that struggles in a coiled head is usually easier in the disc.

Why is my pen charging slowly or not at all?

Work outward from the smallest cause. Wipe the contact on both the battery and the charger, since residue on the threads is the most common reason a charge fails to start. Then try a different USB port. If neither helps, the charger is the cheap part to replace before you assume the battery is finished.

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