DID issues

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Hi all. Just taken delivery of my did from Jim in Greece. Third attempt at getting it fired up. First two try's led to E1, E2 &E8 error codes. Seems ok now but none of the coil glows red, 5 wraps and showing 2.2 ohms, vaping at 4.1 volts. All seems ok but it isn't blowing my socks off. Any ideas on how to get it going better would be much appreciated!
 
When you dry burned it all the coils didn't glow. It sounds like you may have a shot. Is the top coil glowing or by the center post. If so it's classic hot spot. I recommend the rolling paper method or the drill bit method for wrapping coils.

No, nothing is glowing. Quite a nice smoke though. Do you have any suggestions?
 

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DID you fire the coil before you filled the tank with juice. The coil shouldn't glow if you have juice in the tank. It sounds like your getting good vapor. You just may need to wait until the wick breaks in. It could take a day or two for the flavor to become amazing. It should just get better and better. Since your not getting anymore errors on you provari, and the coil is at 2.2 ohms, just sit back and enjoy.
No, nothing is glowing. Quite a nice smoke though. Do you have any suggestions?
 

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One if my first issues when setting up my DID was that my wick was not thick enough. I was following most videos and trying to gauge what size of wick to use. I have found that a thicker densely rolled wick gives me much better performance. Since the DID uses 3.5mm wick hole (standard and short DID), I am currently using a wick that is 31mm tall by 115mm wide (500 mesh although 400 would suffice) wrapped tightly around a 0.8mm brass rod (small hole through the center of the wick) on a short DID. My wick fits snugly into the wick hole, but not overly tight.

Also I found that in the beginning using a 4/3 wrap was easier to setup and was less prone to hot spots. I highly recommend the Peter K. method for wrapping a coil and setting up a wick as it is the easiest to troubleshoot and minimizes hot spots.
 
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