Getting burnt taste

[TheDreamer]

So I have had my Vaporizer for a month now and have been using Feellife e liquids and everything was working fine. Yesterday I bought feellife classic one with mint taste and another one with vanilla. I filled up the clearomizer with vanilla one, let it soak up for 5 mins but for some reason I kept getting burnt taste. I switched to mint e liquid and it didnt help. I thought that the atomizer was worn out so I replaced it but now it doesnt even want to soak up no matter how long I leave it. I have the Ecom-C clearomizer. Today I also gifted my dad a vaporizer with the same clearomizer. Filled up with Feellife classic with mint taste, let it stay for 1 min and everything was working perfectcly. Can anyone help me with this problem? I dont know what to do anymore.

 

[Scotchguy]

I've no sure answer for you but I've tried different vaping devices now and I've been on the Vapros spinner 2 for a bit and find that works really good ...only time I get burnt a taste is when atomizer needs replaced , but I think that after trying different brands of liquids this has also happened..im smoking the rival coffee the now and usually smoke Hansen and various other brands of menthol and mint as I don't like the taste of many of the tobacco favoured brands ...apart from Gamucci original 16 mg, which is perfect for me...waiting on my delivery of them , Home Bargains were selling tehm for £1 each!!!..but sold out now

I think some brands don't go quite so well with certain makes of vapourizer ?, dunno for sure though, maybe certain branded liquids clog up some devices more than others?

 

[suprtrkr]

In general, a burnt taste means the wick in the clearo is burnt and it would be time for a new one. You say you replaced it, though, so I don't know. You filled up the tank and let it sit for 5 mins before firing it? That really should have primed it, I think. I'd suggest trying a different one and this time, after letting it sit for a while after filling, take several pulls on the mouthpiece without pushing the fire button to draw juice further up in the wick. Cover the air intakes with your finger when you do, if you can.

 

[TheDreamer]

In general, a burnt taste means the wick in the clearo is burnt and it would be time for a new one. You say you replaced it, though, so I don't know. You filled up the tank and let it sit for 5 mins before firing it? That really should have primed it, I think. I'd suggest trying a different one and this time, after letting it sit for a while after filling, take several pulls on the mouthpiece without pushing the fire button to draw juice further up in the wick. Cover the air intakes with your finger when you do, if you can.

I did all that but what helped in the end was that I put the vaporizer in horizontal state... For some reason the wick didnt suck up the juice while it was put vertically

 

[suprtrkr]

I did all that but what helped in the end was that I put the vaporizer in horizontal state... For some reason the wick didnt suck up the juice while it was put vertically

Excellent. Now you know. Prime it better I rebuild, so I can soak my wicks before assembling the tank. But when I was using pre-made coils, I found a drop or two of juice in the chimney and on the wick holes, followed by a couple of no-fire pulls on the mouthpiece with the air shut down, was a big help. Good idea, glad you found it, and happy vaping

 

[TheDreamer]

Excellent. Now you know. Prime it better I rebuild, so I can soak my wicks before assembling the tank. But when I was using pre-made coils, I found a drop or two of juice in the chimney and on the wick holes, followed by a couple of no-fire pulls on the mouthpiece with the air shut down, was a big help. Good idea, glad you found it, and happy vaping

Well I also put some drops on the wick but it went dry for some reason. I checked the old atomizer and the wick was a bit black but still pretty usable.