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**Technocrat** · 08-19-2009, 01:41 AM

This information is exactly the kind of stuff that needs to be on th e-cig Wiki, so that people don't have to dig through the forum to find it. Still good info.

**madesigns94** · 09-28-2009, 04:37 PM

Hello there, maybe you can help me!! I just purchased my first e-cig, it is from a company called OMG. after charging the bats i put on a new cart and the first two puffs were ok with good throat hit and good vapor, after that I would get harsh throat hits and no visible vapor and other times I would get good vapor and no throat hit and other times I would get this disgusting burnt flavor and this is all within the first 2 through 15 puffs.
So I did some research and bought a 510 titan from wicked and I am having the same problems. So I tried dripping, I tried topping off the cart . I just cant seem to get consistent vapor out of either one of them.
I would greatly appreciate your advice as I want to quit smoking, but it will not work for me unless I can produce a consistent vapor to get me by. Thank You in advance,
Mark Z.

**allgoodnamestaken** · 10-12-2009, 02:53 AM

Originally Posted by Jim Davis

ECF Members;

The ECF Troubleshooting Guide has been revised with added tips and was created to help both new and old members find and correct problems which may arrive using your E-Cigs. This is a downloadable file that you can download, and have in your computer for future reference. This is a .PDF file and consists of four (4) pages. It covers factory recommendations, how to use a digital multimeter, troubleshooting information and e-liquid tips and information. Simply click on the link, click on “Save" and save it to your computer. The file has been scanned, and is virus free. Good luck, and happy vaping.

Attachment 3997

It says in the guide to wait 3 minutes between drags. Really? Did I read that correctly?

**Jim Davis** · 10-12-2009, 04:55 PM

That's a recommendation from a manufacturer. It's there for reference. I don't think many people wait that long though.

**Celeastar** · 10-12-2009, 04:56 PM

Great information in the trouble shooting guide. I think I understand what has been going on and how the dead appeared. Now I feel confident that this can be somewhat easily corrected.

Thank you so much.

**mswelldone** · 11-27-2009, 03:06 PM

Heck yeah, I feel like I just got a new manual that was originally intended to be written in English... no I think maybe I'll call it American today.
Yeah - written in American.

**breecee** · 12-05-2009, 12:33 AM

Hi! You seem like you must be the 'battery' expert. I use vapor4life and I'm happy with the product. However, I seem to go through batteries like crazy. This style is the two part .... battery and cartomizer. The 'vapor lock' batteries seem to get tough to draw on after a few uses. I tried cleaning the contacts with alcohol and 'blowing' through the battery, but it just won't budge.

I recently began using the manual batteries. My newest one is a 'supersize' that was lasting all day long. It was terrific! However, for some reason once I attach any cartomizer, it blinks when I push the button as though it's running low on power. When I remove the cartomizer, the light stays on when I push the button. I found that the first few times just plugging it back in the the charger for a few minutes would fix the problem. However, that has stopped working and I'm back down to one manual battery, two mini's (that I have to pull up the contacts after every use) and a regular battery with virtually no draw. HELP!
Thanks!
Cindy