Gurgles (Probably a newbie question)

[eslinder]

Just switched over from a cigalike and got a Kangertech EVOD twist with an EVOD BCC tank. Absolutely love it so far! My only question though, is that I've just begun to get a gurgle when drag a bit and I can't figure out what's causing it. Noticed I'm starting to get low on juice in the tank, could that be it?

Thanks for bearing with me!

E

 

[happydave]

Yes when the fluid level drops below the window it will Gurgle

 

[diggyb]

I am far from an expert - but I've found that filling a tank completely solved any gurgling issues I had on the evod....protanks too. That's not to say there aren't other reasons/fixes - but that's where I started and where it stopped.

 

[ric23]

With a filled tank, it has some amount of vacuum in it. When your tank is low on juice, it looses this vacuum and makes it more prone to gurgling.

 

[eslinder]

Thats what I figured, but I wanted to be sure! Thanks to both of you for the help!

 

[happydave]

Condensation may also build up inside of the tubes. If you keep drawing on it for a second after you let your finger off of the button it will clear the tube out and help prevent condensation buildup.

 

[Weizenheimer]

Fill the tank first, and if that doesn't help, replace the coil head.

 

[eslinder]

Condensation may also build up inside of the tubes. If you keep drawing on it for a second after you let your finger off of the button it will clear the tube out and help prevent condensation buildup.

That did the trick! Thanks Dave!

 

[papabogart]

Gurgle means you are flooding. Keeping the tank full usually cures it. You can also add flavor wicks and sometimes increased wattage can help.

 

[Tinkiegrrl]

My tank uses the same Evod coils. If you're out and about and can't take it apart completely, I remove it from the battery and blow in through the coil in the base. It clears out the inner tube.

 

[A4ronavfc]

My tank uses the same Evod coils. If you're out and about and can't take it apart completely, I remove it from the battery and blow in through the coil in the base. It clears out the inner tube.

This is exactly what i tell people it works every time i do this but also filling up is good as well but try give it a sharp blow from the bottom release air that can sometimes get caught

 

[Carrido1065]

I have a volt clearomizer and it was fine until about 2 weeks into using my ecig, then it started to gurgle

 

[D. Waterhouse]

If you are outside a quick fix is to give it a quick wrist snap with the tip facing out, instantly gurgle free!