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I'm not entirely familiar with the breeze, but isn't there an air hole on the side of the device? I think that is the air intake for the coil. Could you be covering that area with your fingers or hand? Could it be clogged with something?
Hi and welcome. Storm is right: it's probably some blockage of the air hole.
It does sound like a clog somewhere, you are going to have to use a process of elimination to figure out what is clogged. I would start by cleaning the airhole, and then possibly a coil replacement if it continues. Best of luck. Honestly, your best bet may just be a complete disassembly, as much as you can, making sure everything is clean and working as it should. I don't have the device, I wish I could be more specific. Airhole sounds the likeliest to me but it could be something else.
Anna
Anna
So I checked the air hole and that is not the issue I think it’s the coil so do I just need to replace it?
sounds like a bad coil, how long have you been using the it? I normally get 1-2 weeks from a coil, I know it's time because the hits get dry and the pull gets tighter.
Unfortunately, I am not familiar with the Breeze, but after I have done some research, it seems it tends to happen with the breeze. Most of the time it's bad juices, when the juice caramelizes on the coil itself. One person found a solution by carefully pulling the center pin out from the atomizer, then taking a toothpick and gently widen the hole in the coil. Be careful doing this, as the leads to the wire are held in place by the rubber seal... one wire leads between the side of the atomizer, and the rubber o-ring, the other is held between the center o-ring and the center pin. When you clean it, be sure not to disturb the wires, since they'll need to go back there when you put ithe center pin back in.
A video of someone rebuilding the coil is Here. However, you will just need to take it to 2:04... right before he pulls the rubber out. That's where you put the toothpick in the middle of the o-ring and into the coil itself (make sure you don't push the coil or cotton) try to gently rub the inside of the coil, all the way to the end of the coil itself, and the air intake past that.
hope this helps.
A video of someone rebuilding the coil is Here. However, you will just need to take it to 2:04... right before he pulls the rubber out. That's where you put the toothpick in the middle of the o-ring and into the coil itself (make sure you don't push the coil or cotton) try to gently rub the inside of the coil, all the way to the end of the coil itself, and the air intake past that.
hope this helps.
At that point you might as well just get a proper RTA. Much simpler to build and uses the same skills/techniques.
No, I'm not asking to rebuild the coil, worry about ohms, worry about putting in cotton, or putting in the right amount of cotton. This is simply clearing the airpath. Clearing it will take about a minute once he learns how to do it.
Wife has one. Are you covering the air hole on intake with your finger when you draw? If not, pull the coil and make sure the coil is screwed in tight and if the whole coil assembly is good in the unit. If issues continue replace the coil itself.
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