Burnt taste for the first time, LR atty...

[br0kn]

So, using normal attys I've never had a burnt taste, NOW, its coming and going...

Am I overfilling, under, what?

I've had the atty about 9 hours.

Its spoiling a perfectly good Apricot Tea juice!

The vapor production is EXACTLY what I'm looking for.

 

[Nickx786]

if your using a LR 306 atty i tend to drip about 3 drops of e juice on it and you get about 5/7 good hits. the burnt taste is from not having enough e juice on it

Hope this Helps Vape on

 

[Bootsand]

Burnt taste is typically an atty getting dry. LR attys will burn through more juice than standard attys. If you are dripping, then drop a few drops when you first get an inkling of dry burn. If you're using carts, well... i haven't used carts in a long time, and never on LR attys before, so someone else would be best to ask

 

[Liv2Ski]

Above guidance is correct you are running it dry. A litlle more practice and you will soon be able to notice the flavor drop and drip before the next hit so you do not get that burnt taste

 

[s6a6n6d6m6a6n]

same problem here -
Just got my new Joye LRs and it's giving a highly burnt flavor right out of the box.
I tried dripping extra for LR, and no matter how many drops i drip, it still has a very burnt flavor.
Have tried 4 different juices.
Is there a breaking-in period? or any other trick?

 

[amdsxy]

I use a Ego T and there was a breaking in period of 2 days after that no burnt,metalic taste and great thick vapur. Dont get discouraged

 

[mwa102464]

you may have burnt your wick so it will always taste burnt, just a recommendation to you would be to prime that LR, all your Atty's first, I fill mine up to the bridge and let it soak for a while to ensure the priming of the Aty properly, it soaks the wick completely this way and you will NEVER encounter that burnt taste this way as long as you keep your Atty wet, LR extra wet.!

 

[Caddyman]

For reg lr atties you want to get the primer out before you use them. Primer tastes nasty. If the nasty taste is persistent wash/rinse them with warm water, let them dry and try again. New atties should taste good after getting rid of the primer. Old atties start tasting bad after a while, at that point I debridge them.
Eta: mwa makes a good point, keep them wet with good juice