510T leaking!!!

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silversx

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i got a 510T kit and received it on thursday.. all was fine until i realized that it leaks!!!

and i'm not talking tiny leak.. i'm talking soaking wet leak.. at first i thought it was just one of the battery/atty.. today i realized it's both!!.. i had the one i thought was fine fully assembled with juice and all laying on the desk for about 24 hours.. when i picked it up just now.. it was covered in juice.. from where the battery meets the atty all the way down to the tip of the battery..

what am i doing wrong.. i have read so many good things about the 510t so this is very surprising..

the other one was in my cup holder in the car for 2 hours and it leaked out a river when i returned..

wtf..

vicki from cignot said i should pull the wick out more???? no idea how to do that.. and i don't think i have to do that for a brand new kit!!:(
 

Raynen

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I purchased the 510T with the thought that I would really like it. Although mine doesn't leak... it just wasn't what I had expected. It was just very airy and stiff. :( Between leaks and other malfunctions, I can see why it's not popular. I really don't know how to stop the leaking. I hope someone else can help!
 

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My second system was a 510T, for my buds to try vaping. I'm a fond fan of the kit. I've never had an issue with leakage (510T-wise
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One thing I do is pre-perforate the tanks with a dental tool ground to a diameter a lil' smaller than the chad. This takes much pressure off the spike when inserting new tanks. I suspect that the pressure it takes to puncture the tank may force the wick down into the spike. Just a WAG...
 
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