Common Puzzles by Vapers

Today, I have classified some puzzles of vaping to you, in order to letting you be informed of a clearer and detailed knowledge of vaping.

1. Getting eliquid down the center tube/chimney

When you fill your atomizer, make sure eliquid doesn’t enter the center tube/chimney, or you will flood the atomizer.If you do flood the atomizer (you can tell by a gurgling noise) try removing the bottom and blowing through it onto a piece of tissue to clear it.

2. Using your atomizer as soon as you have filled it up with ejuice (leading to that burnt atomizer taste!) 

Allowing the ejuice time to soak in helps protect the atomizer and ensures you get a great vape from the start. With regular coils, you should usually allow 3-5 mins for the juice to soak in properly. However for sub-ohm coils, you need to up this to 5-10 minutes.

3. Taking Ultra Long Drags

We’ve known people take 20 second drags, but this can damage the atomizer, especially if you’re using a low ohm atomizer.

4. Forgetting to turn off your e-cigarette before you put it in your pocket

Sit on your ecigarette, and it can fizzle away until the atomizer in the atomizer is burnt. Most refillable e-cigarettes come with a button which you can push five times to turn it on/off. This can also happen in bags etc.

If you’re like me and keep forgetting to turn off your ecig even when you know you ought to, try using a pouch lanyard to keep your ecig safe around your neck. (This is also a great way to avoid losing your ecigarette down the side of the sofa!)

5. Letting the liquid run too low

Another common mistake is not keeping your atomizer topped up enough with e liquid. When the eliquid in your atomizer falls below a certain level, you starve the atomizer of eliquid – leading to a shorter atomizer life or even a complete burn out. Instead, make sure you keep your atomizer topped up to a least a quarter of its capacity. With the Aspire Bottom Dual Coil Atomizer, try not let the eliquid get below the two holes in the centre coil, as these are used to pass eliquid back to the atomizer.

6. Holding Down The Button Before Vaping

Some vapers like to hold down the button on variable voltage devices before inhaling.This produces a lovely fizzing sound. Unfortunately, this can lead to eliquid condensing in the drip tip, which can reduce vapour production and lead to gurgling noises. To remedy, it may be worth cleaning the atomizer  and then ensuring that you inhale as soon as you activate your vaping device.

7. Not Screwing the Coil Down Fully

When you’re putting your atomizer together, ensure the coil is screwed in fully (without over-tightening). This will prevent leakages from air-holes.

8. Forcing the head onto a atomizer

Simply give a half turn anti-clockwise until you hear a click when you screw the head on to a atomizer – this will help thread it correctly.

9. Forcing the Atomizer On to the Battery

It can also be a mistake to over-tighten the atomizer when you attach it to a battery. This is especially the case with the Aspire Nautilus, which can get stuck if you over tighten it. The Nautilus has loads of seal, so you should stop tightening it as soon as it starts to bite. Some of our shop managers also recommend lubricating the seal with e-liquid. If you do over-tighten it, there are a number of solutions you can try to get it off. Leave it in the fridge for a couple of hours – this will often loosen it up. Try using rubber gloves to remove it – some of our shop managers find this works better than plyers.

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10. Using A Weak Battery

It’s a common problem – people will buy a top notch atomizer, put it on their old ego battery – and wonder why they are not getting results. For an Aspire BVC, you should use a moderately more powerful battery like the Evod Variable Voltage or the Vision Spinner 2 , which also allows you to adjust the voltage to get the perfect vape. (The exact voltage will depend on both your eliquid and your personal preferences.) But if you use a more advanced atomizer, you need to up your battery again. For the Aspire Cleito, for example, we’d recommend using a battery which can use 50 watts or more.

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