I have a problem in Diablo III with Voo’s Juicer. I had to re-roll several times to get an ancient one (this is expected behavior). But when i finally got the ancient roll it’s showing only 410.2 dps?
Your Voo’s Juicer:
Your weapon is only doing its base damage because you went to see Myriam and enchanted the elementary damage of your weapon to Vitality. See #9 of Things That Are NOT Bugs .
The solution is to go back to Myriam and change it back to elementary damage.
Not a bug.
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This is what happens when you enchant the Damage Range off of a Weapon for another Property:
Never roll the Damage Range off of a Weapon unless you’re creating a zero-Damage support build (zDPS) or an Invoker build. It doesn’t matter what type of Damage it is. It’s just extra Damage. A LOT of extra Damage. 
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I spent a while trying to explain it 2 or 3 days ago, but no, this idea does not want to enter into the heads of some people
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I believe some players confuse Damage Range with %Skills Damage.
They see 881 - 1074 Fire Damage and think “I’m not using Fire Skills” so they enchant it to something else. 
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It is weird because OP re-forged it to get it to ancient. It would obviously be higher damage than non-ancient one. Went to Myriam. Chose to roll damage. Changed damage to vitality, then is shocked that the damage is much, much lower.
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Not meant as critique but there are a few cases where the damage type does matter. Like Wizard’s Elemental exposure passive and some of the Soul Shard effects (poison - when that theme is up).
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“There’s exceptions to every rule…”
I was just trying to cover the main point:
I didn’t want to write a complete guide on the subject.
But, you’re correct. There are times when certain affixes are triggered by a specific Element. In that case, you would want that specific Element for your Damage Range.
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There is no exception to the rule that “Perusoe rules” 
(Not meant to belittle the other contributors).