Aspire Nautilus Tank Clearomizer Problem.

[CloudChaserSchizo]

Good Evening VapeWorld.

i've been vaping with my nautilus tank for about 3 weeks already and on those days its working well. but now i got this problem. early this morning i changed my ejuice then let it sit for around with the tank for 8 hrs. then i got home from work and realize my evic is low batt so i charged and leaving the tank and the juice sit for 4hrs. now when i was going to vape it. my nautilus is not providing me any cloud. im running it in a 1.8 coil and 3.7v. i just changed my coil yesterday so i think that may not be the reason.

just want to know if other nautilus users experience this and how did you guys deal with it? help please. really loving this tank.

Thanks.

 

[Zanaspus]

Sounds to me like it's just not properly primed. Take a couple hits without firing you mod, and with your finger over the airhole. Yes, it's like sucking a grapefruit through a straw, but this generally gets the trick done. Good luck.

 

[samturdo]

do you mean a dry/ burned hit or is there no current coming from the battery

because even if its not primed it will produce vapor but not much and will taste burned

 

[CloudChaserSchizo]

Sounds to me like it's just not properly primed. Take a couple hits without firing you mod, and with your finger over the airhole. Yes, it's like sucking a grapefruit through a straw, but this generally gets the trick done. Good luck.

i just read this comment and its the same on what i did last night. thanks for the replies guys.

 

[FRSguy]

okay this probably sounds stupid but the only thing I can really think of is that dial at the bottom that lets you adjust the air flow... if its between holes it wont vape at all.

 

[SthrnCelt]

There is another possibility which I've encountered being too hasty with swapping out coils. Where the coil screws into the base...if liquid makes its way into that hole it will prevent good contact resulting in no-fire. Take the coil out, run the base under HOT water enough to heat the metal. Wrap in a paper towel and shake so that the hole where the coil screws in is facing away from you. That will expel almost all the water. Then twist some dry paper towel and run down the hole and get that dry. When you put the coil back in, make sure the threads and contact are also dry. Lastly, when you screw the tank onto the device make sure the 510 hole is dry too. If after this you still have no fire, you probably have a bad coil. It happens. Good luck.