Atty Life Span

[brhollifield]

I know this is all subjective but if you get a " good " ( and by good I mean one that works straight outta the box and doesn't die )... how long should an atty last before it goes bad? I have been running three or four in different setups for about a month now and havent had any problems... How do I know when to replace them?

 

[Jerms]

Depends on the juices you run through them and any maintainance schedule you use. Atties usually last me months. I use them until either the coil pops or flavor is significantly reduced.

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[cskent]

There are generally 4 conditions which cause me to discard an atty.
1. Coil pops
2. Quits holding juice well
3. Drag gets too tight
4. Doesn't produce good flavor anymore

I average about a month of use from each atty, after which I generally discard it. I've tried various cleaning methods, but none seem to revive them to my satisfaction. I buy in bulk with an average cost of around $4 each, so one a month is quite reasonable in cost. I've had some only last a couple of weeks, others have kept going for 3 months.

 

[Unforeseen]

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