I have an Ego T that drips button area, it's really annoying. Any ideas on how to fix that?
Any way to fix leaky Ego T?
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I have been using a tank for almost a year now. The only leaks I have seen come from the tank itself.
I fill, close and turn the tank over completely (without anything over the hole). If the tank is tight, there is no leaks and I am good to go. If there is a leak, it will leak on the ecig as well. Either the tank is not closed properly (which has happened many times), or there is a faulty joint somewhere.
Change the tank and see how it goes.
I fill, close and turn the tank over completely (without anything over the hole). If the tank is tight, there is no leaks and I am good to go. If there is a leak, it will leak on the ecig as well. Either the tank is not closed properly (which has happened many times), or there is a faulty joint somewhere.
Change the tank and see how it goes.
I have an Ego T that drips button area, it's really annoying. Any ideas on how to fix that?
Yup, buy a cartomizer or clearomizer there fixed! j/k
You might want to try the silicone tops I used a ego tank for a short while, but moved on to a DCT for convenience.
I suggest trying the stardusts. They're cheaper than the T atties, leak-proof, and as simple and trouble-free as you can get. They look great on the ego batteries as well. I have an Ego C and as soon as I tried the stardust, my atties went into a box and have been collecting dust ever since.
I've used the eGo-C for several months now and have zero problems with leaking. Here are some tips -
1. Dragging too hard is probably the #1 reason why people have leaking problems with the eGo tank system. The eGo-T (and C) require a soft, slow drag, doing fast, hard drags like most people smoke analogs will pull more fluid through the wick than the atomizer coil can handle, resulting in the build-up of juice and eventual leaking through the bottom of the atty.
2. Make really sure that the tank is fully inserted, there shouldn't be any gap at all between the small shoulder on the tank and the top of the cone when you run the tip of your fingernail over the junction between the tank and cone. Usually there is a noticeable click sound and feel when the tank is fully seated but every once in a while I come across one that takes extra effort to get it inserted all of the way into the cone.
3. It may be that the wick is a bit too far down in the atty spike. Vicki at Cignot has a short video with an excellent explanation and demonstration of how to fix that.
I hope this helps.
1. Dragging too hard is probably the #1 reason why people have leaking problems with the eGo tank system. The eGo-T (and C) require a soft, slow drag, doing fast, hard drags like most people smoke analogs will pull more fluid through the wick than the atomizer coil can handle, resulting in the build-up of juice and eventual leaking through the bottom of the atty.
2. Make really sure that the tank is fully inserted, there shouldn't be any gap at all between the small shoulder on the tank and the top of the cone when you run the tip of your fingernail over the junction between the tank and cone. Usually there is a noticeable click sound and feel when the tank is fully seated but every once in a while I come across one that takes extra effort to get it inserted all of the way into the cone.
3. It may be that the wick is a bit too far down in the atty spike. Vicki at Cignot has a short video with an excellent explanation and demonstration of how to fix that.
I hope this helps.
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