it seems like I'm really living up to my name. earlier today in an attempt to fix my protank 3 coil, I tried to take it apart to no avail. and ever since it's been flooding up everytime I try to take a puff. all I did was take the rubber grommet off (the big one on the chimney) and put it back because I was too worried that I was going to break my coil. now as I said it's flooding up like crazy and I can't stop it. If anyone can help please let me know any suggestions because it's very irritating. also the flavor of my ejuice tastes nasty... please help, thank you.
Flooding problem with protank 3 mini
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Try putting a second rubber gromment on top of the first only put it on upside down. That usually will stop the leaking. Also be sure you have a full tank as when it gets to low it will start to gurgle and leak..
Hope this helps.. It did for me
Hope this helps.. It did for me
I don't have a second gromet to put on.. And I do have a full tank. It's not leaking at all. I cleaned out the chimney several times but a couple puffs later I got it spitting back up, I've probably guzzled down 5 drops of my ejuice by now
Can you raise the wattage any? Maybe you aren't using enough power to vaporize the juice. My other suggestion would be to order an Eleaf GS Air tank instead (don't forget the extra coils for the GS Air!). It doesn't flood as much as protanks and it's just a better vape and even costs less. Good luck!!! Evape.us is a good vendor.
That whole tank can be taken apart. Do that and kinda rinse everything off and dry and reassemble. Make sure everything is screwed in properly.
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