How do I change eliguid in T3S

[Gaspar74]

Sorry if this has been covered however I couldn't find an answer using the search. So I recently just got the Kanger T3S and I filed it up with juice. I'm not digging the juice and would like to try something else. What is the process in changing juice? Obviously I know to dump it out but I'm sure there will be residual juice in it and wick. How do you guys do it?

thanks!

 

[Maylar]

Wash the tank out with hot water and swish the coil/wick in grain alcohol then let them dry. The tank can be dried with a pipe cleaner to speed things up. Some people 'dry burn' the wick to dry it out but that's bad if you have cotton wicks. Fortunately the T3 wick is small and doesn't hold much juice anyway.

 

[Gaspar74]

Thank you! question though what is dry burn? How soon after cleaning can I use the clearomizer ?

 

[Bmwmom2002]

I just rinse with hot water, let dry, and reuse. Been using the same 2 that came with my kit for aprox 2 weeks with no problems yet. I realize I will need to get a few more at some point. But for now, the rinse and reuse has worked for me. Never tried the dry burn. It's easy peasy!

 

[Gaspar74]

How long does it take to dry out generally? I'm thinking I should of got a few more clearomizers now.

 

[Maylar]

The tank can be used right away if you shake the water out. I keep spare heads on hand all the time (highly recommended) while washed ones dry out. Never really waited for that so I can't comment on how long it takes. "Dry burning" is powering the coil / head for a few seconds with no juice.. it'll evaporate whatever is in the wick.

 

[donwuan]

Im probably been doing it wrong but I wash both pieces in hot water about 5-10 times depending on juice that was in there. Shake it 10times and refill. Pull about 5 times and start vaping. Only 2 months in but no issues so far.

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[cocacola31173]

I usually keep about 3 in rotation and that way they have plenty of time to dry between cleanings.

 

[State O' Flux]

The tank can be used right away if you shake the water out. I keep spare heads on hand all the time (highly recommended) while washed ones dry out.

I usually keep about 3 in rotation and that way they have plenty of time to dry between cleanings.

Seems the most logical method. I've got some T3Ss, and a few packs of coils on order - so I can follow the same procedure.

C