It doesn't seem like its supposed to come apart. I've tried pulling and twisting at the bottom piece with a lot of force and nothing. I could only fine one video which was no help. Why can't they make them just twist off?
How am I supposed to take my Stardust apart?
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Are you sure it's one that comes apart? There's a ce4 and a ce4+ sometimes either one is called a stardust but only the + comes apart to replace the coil head.
Edit: it might be the ce5 that has replaceable heads, in any case, I think it will have a knurled base piece that unscrews.
Edit: it might be the ce5 that has replaceable heads, in any case, I think it will have a knurled base piece that unscrews.
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That's stupid as hell. Whats the point of a clearomizer if you can't change the head?
intended to be disposable and thats why its the cheapest, but it really performs well. wash and soak it in vodka for 30min and then wash it again w/ pure water (i use RO water from the water purifier) dry and i dont dry burn. i also dont use a lot of volts on it 3.6v is fine for me. no burnt taste either.
but ive only had it for 13 days used often in rotation and try to run similar flavor juice thru it
but ive only had it for 13 days used often in rotation and try to run similar flavor juice thru it
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If you take the drip tip out and then remove the little silicone cap with tweezers or needle nose pliers you can dry burn it, just be careful not to pop the coil. I've had one for two months now that's still going strong.
It's about choices.
Some people would prefer to throw away a $5.00 device and get a new one rather than replace a $3.00 head.
If you are the type of person that would rather replace the head, as I am, then get the $8.00 version.
There are several videos on how to take the CE4+ Stardust and Stardust clones apart.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWOlpiA1h0s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wH2jsiyrCFM
You can also use the channel lock pliers with tape on them to take off the top metal cap and then you have easy access to the silicon cap and it's easier to clean and dry burn. I have over 20 CE4+ and I can completely clean and dry burn it in 5 minutes or less. Personally, I put mine on top of my boiler overnight and let them dry before I dry burn them because it takes a lot less clics to get them cherry red with no smoke.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWOlpiA1h0s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wH2jsiyrCFM
You can also use the channel lock pliers with tape on them to take off the top metal cap and then you have easy access to the silicon cap and it's easier to clean and dry burn. I have over 20 CE4+ and I can completely clean and dry burn it in 5 minutes or less. Personally, I put mine on top of my boiler overnight and let them dry before I dry burn them because it takes a lot less clics to get them cherry red with no smoke.
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