HELP!!! my 901's keep dieing!!

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TheBlueAdept

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Glad you found something that works!

It's odd (but not unheard of) for them to clog so quickly. Also note that new ones tend to have primer juice in them that doesn't taste so hot and takes a little bit of time to work out of the atty..

If you keep having the problem, you might try different juice, and if that doesn't help, then perhaps ordering compatible attys from a different source.
 

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Have you tried dripping with them?
I find that its jsut...better..lol though you have to re-drip more often, but if its your cart filling sitting on the bridge too closely and gumming up the works, that might help some. Hard to know without knowing what caused the issue to start with..
Glad you have it sorted though.
 

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I agree with buddygreen, you might be putting too much e-liquid into your carts you are flooding them.

I suggest that the next time that this occurs get a paper tower and put it under the atty, then blow into the atty from the open end. If a lot of fluid comes out then it was flooded. Keep on blowing into it until it is clear. Then stand the atty up with the thread side down on the paper towel and let it drain overnight. The next morning you should have yourself a rejuvenated atty.
 

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Thank you for the advice i think i might be doing that. but what am i suppose to do when i get that nasty burning taste? that means its either not wicking or its dry right?

The only way that you should be getting a burning taste is either from a new atty burning off the primer liquid in it or it is a sign to tell you that it is time to refill your cart.

How long do you vape before the burning taste starts and when it does, have you pulled off the cart to see if the filler was dry?
 

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well you have to remember that an 801 cart is much larger then a 901 cart.

Also take into consideration that with use, the cart filler will not absorb as much fluid as it does when new. What I use to refill my carts is called a needle bottle.

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It's great, you can push it to the bottom of your cart and fill it to the max.
 

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i might have to try it but i think i might try some other models, i know this is a self inflicted issue but i just cant get the hang of it. thank god i figured out how to fix the attys i have because i had no more new ones...... any suggestions ?


You are going to have to deal with the cart and atomizer issue no matter what model you buy. Perhaps you might be better off with a cartomizer. The cartomizer is a unit where the atomizer and the cart are combined into one unit. Personally I do not think that the cartomizers last too long but that is going to depend on how much you vape.

Cartomizers can be refilled, there are videos available about how to do that but if you do not want to refill them, cartomizers are more expensive. If you want to consider one, check out vapor4life. My favorite most flavorful cartomizer from them are their premium ones.
 
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