how do you use a CE4?

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JesusIsLife12345

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Okay so help. This is my first time using a Clearomizer, I usually use Atomizers. So I filled it up with juice. It's also fully charged. I Tried holding down the button then inhaling it, but it seems like its not working. how do you do this.... please help. When I push down the button it lights up so there is no problem with the battery
 
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There's a little center pin (with a small hole in the center of it) on the underside of the clearomizer. The end of it has to make contact with the little round metal piece in the center part of the top of the battery...when you screw the clearomizer on it. Sometimes, the pin won't make contact. So you need to pull it out just a very very tiny bit with a pair of tweezers. Don't pull too hard nor too much...just a tiny bit. Then attach the clearomizer onto your battery again and see if it works.

If it still doesn't work, you may have a broken wire inside the clearomizer if it's been dropped, or maybe banged around in shipment, etc. The CE4's are disposable, so nothing you can do to fix it if that's what's wrong.
 
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Sounds like you may have a poor electrical connection between the CE4 and battery device. If you accidentally over-tighten a "tank" onto your battery device, you can push the battery device's center pin connector in too far. The below video demonstrates how to correct this problem.

 

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Okay so help. This is my first time using a Clearomizer, I usually use Atomizers. So I filled it up with Juice. It's also fully charged. I Tried holding down the button then inhaling it, but it seems like its not working. how do you do this.... please help. When I push down the button it lights up so there is no problem with the battery
I use my ce4 cartomizer to prop up the leg in my dining room table. Sorry don't mean to poke fun but with the equipment available now and the performance quality of that particular piece of technology much better could be done. Maybe a C E5. LOL
 

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    In the last bunch of CE4s I received, half didn't work. I tried to pull the pin up from my battery and pulling down the pin from the clearomiser. Still nothing. Those things are made very cheaply.

    I then moved on to better tanks like the Vivi Nova.
     

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    I use my ce4 cartomizer to prop up the leg in my dining room table. Sorry don't mean to poke fun but with the equipment available now and the performance quality of that particular piece of technology much better could be done. Maybe a C E5. LOL

    Not every one can afford fancy stuff.. I used an ego with a ce4 for two years, it's what got me off the smokes..

    Nothing to laugh at...there might be better but if some thing works it works
     

    JCinFLA

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    Geez...some of the comments on here...:facepalm:

    They sure won't encourage the OP to post other questions if/when he has them. Posting comments to poke fun at someone, and/or to put down what he's using...doesn't help the OP at all with what he asked about.

    ETA: @Opinionated - Good to see that someone else had the same thoughts. Didn't see your post until I clicked to post mine.
     

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    Sounds like you may have a poor electrical connection between the CE4 and battery device. If you accidentally over-tighten a "tank" onto your battery device, you can push the battery device's center pin connector in too far. The below video demonstrates how to correct this problem.



    Great post Bad :thumb:

    Man, this brings back memories for me. I loved CE4's after getting tired of the maintenance required for the eGo-C system atties. CE4's and cartos kept me vaping until I discovered Genisis tanks.
     

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    im not sure how ce4 clearomizer is any different from a mig cig fusion clearomizer , halo g6 clearomizer , or vivi nova clearomizer . I remember the vivi nova being pretty cheap when i bought one 4 years ago .. =)

    I do know that a lot of glass tankes nowadays are a lot bigger then these clearomizers , and some people like using small cigalikes to feel like a cigarette is in your hands while you vape. I love migcig ecigs but I do have to use strong flavors to taste it with 4.2 volts and 1.8 - 2.5 ohm clearos.
     

    DeloresRose

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    I remember getting two 1100mah VV eGo sticks, a 5-pk of i16's and a 50ml of 24mg Dekang.

    "Yesss! I'm set for years!"

    Yeah, my first purchase was two Egos and two CE4s and 30 mls of 24 mg French vanilla.

    They said, you may need a few more of those ce4s. Nope, I said, I’m good!

    Wish I still had that philosophy!
     

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    Although CE4's are not the tastiest vape or even the safest vape, they are a convenient alternative to smoking. I think at times we experienced vapers mistakenly think others should want what we like and should enjoy tinkering as much as we do.

    A CE4 mounted on a 350mah ego battery is in my wife's pocket every day at work. Stealth vaping is easy and as long as one knows to keep the wicks wet and uses lower viscosity liquid they work pretty well. Easy to refill and if left in a hot car they don't weep like many vacuum based devices.

    I suspect the CE4 is still the most commonly used device for smokers getting started vaping, as they are cheap and broadly available. I think most of the non-hobbyist vapers want something simple that works, almost as convenient as picking up a pack of smokes. Only a small percentage of those who vape are hobbyists and want to fiddle like many of us here on ECF.

    Different strokes for different folks, whatever it takes to stay off the smokes.
     
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