The SMOKE ones are the ones I have that are giving me problems with gurgling!
That's what I'm using too, but the flooding and gurgling has mostly gone away now, as if there was some kind of break in period.
The SMOKE ones are the ones I have that are giving me problems with gurgling!
The SMOKE ones are the ones I have that are giving me problems with gurgling!
Hate to say it, but these are back to flooding, so I took one apart to find out what was going on...
The top wick is almost non-existent, maybe a few fibers, and had somehow been drawn inside the vaporizing chamber.
So I made a new flavor wick out of cotton and replaced the one that was in there. So far so good. I'll post back in a bit to see if it has stopped flooding.
Yes thats what it looks like, some of the flavor wicks were to thin or place wrong, on a few. i dont think its rampant as we did test many but it can always happen were a few get passed without checking the line more often, they are aware that a few here have posted and will take every step to alleviate this complelty. This was their first major production run of these and they did a great job but we want them all perfected and we will make sure that happens for all of you
badkolo was talking about posting a video of a teardown of the Fluxomizers, was waiting to see if he would. But I'll go ahead and go over it best I can.
When you pull the mouth piece out, you see the very top of the center post. If you look close, it's actually a small cap. Now I used a pair of forceps to pull the cap off, but you could use a small pair of needle nose pliers, or possibly insert a paper clip into the center hole to pry that cap off. Now if you get that cap off, be careful with it. It is VERY small, and if it's been used it's going to be slippery from juice.
Under that cap you will see the wicks. The flavor wick is generally pretty small, less than 1/4 inch in length, and might only be a few strands. Use a pair of tweezers to gently lift those away while trying not to disturb the main wick, which is inside the coil. If there are very few strands, you can try creating a new wick with the silica you have, or if there are enough fibers in the original flavor wick just try to reposition them so they are more centered.
After that, just pop that cap back into place and see if that helped.
I haven't had any problems with the tips coming off but maybe the cones (when they come in) will add support to them in a purse or pocket. Right now I put my setups in a case for protection when I carry them.
Right now, I've decided I have a love-hate relationship with the new fluxomizers, I love the vapor production and flavor I'm getting from these. The small capacity also makes them perfect for testing new juices. I'm hating how the tips are not more tight. They come off in purse and pockets. If they had screw in tips they'd be better!
Not sure if you like to do DIY Projects.
But if you do, you can File the Top of a Regular Cone to make the Top Diameter Larger to except a CE2 Style Clearo.
Or you can place a piece of Sand Paper on a Flat Surface and drag the Top of the Cone over it like the way you use and Eraser on a Pencil.
Thanks for this tip and will give it a try. Luckily, I have some sand paper. I don't know if you've watched the video in the first post, but the new specially made cones have windows/slots in them to easily see the juice level. I'm hoping for something very similar to that especially for the Haka.
Any word yet on the cones?
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checking on that right now, i think they have arrived.