Flooded Cartomizer help! Tank!
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Try to take out the carto carefully. Once you get one side out of the tank just pour your juice back in the bottle. Then you can take the tank apart and check all the "O" rings.
No higher than 4.0v with a 1.7 ohm carto. The following chart is a general guideline to use with ohms and voltage:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/sg-vapers/266496-vaping-power-chart.html#post5249646
I don't go past 3.8v on a 2.0 Ω. After that. it starts getting pretty hot.
On the flooded cartomizer I have blown into the connector end while holding a parer towel on the other end without removing it from the tank (remove the drip tip first). Then make a tip on the end of the towel, and insert it into the end where the drip tip goes. Replace the drip tip, relate it on the battery, and fire it a couple of times. You should hear a popping noise. Take a puff and see if that fixes it. You shouldn't draw too hard on a cartomizer.
On the flooded cartomizer I have blown into the connector end while holding a parer towel on the other end without removing it from the tank (remove the drip tip first). Then make a tip on the end of the towel, and insert it into the end where the drip tip goes. Replace the drip tip, relate it on the battery, and fire it a couple of times. You should hear a popping noise. Take a puff and see if that fixes it. You shouldn't draw too hard on a cartomizer.
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I always kept my LR atomizers at 4.2 but the cartomizer seems stronger at 1.7 ohm.
How long do they generally last?
2 weeks?
They can last from one day to a month. I edited my last post if you want to read where I explained about being flooded.
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