how to refill?

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Agape

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My cousin is a salesman and he gave me an E-cig product for free. It's a knight stick, and from what I've read the company does shady business, but oh well, my product works fine and I didn't pay a dime for it. Anyways, I want to try refilling my cartridges, but I cant find any posts on here about how to do that... Searching refill gives me way too many threads to search through... If someone could point me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated :D
 

Shaka

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Really need more info on your Knight Stick.

From a labeled illustration on one of the sites, it appears that your Knight Sticks might have a cartomizer...separate atomizing chamber, and atomizing coil in the filler material. If not, it probably has an exposed wick atomizer with a tube shaped cartridge in the mouthpiece.

If you pull off the mouthpiece, can you see a braided-metal loop (wick)?

Until you determine that, hard to point you in the right direction.

I like your name...is it Greek? If so, that is the only word in any language that comes close to the meaning of Aloha.
 

electroji33

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all you have to do is heat the tops with hot water or a heat gun

use a large paper clamp - take one side off and use this to help in the removal.. do a Google image search on paper clamp and you will understand what i mean

remove any glue from around the rim and the drip on an angle on 1 side then replace cap

away you go...just remember to clean these once in a while
 

Agape

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Really need more info on your Knight Stick.

From a labeled illustration on one of the sites, it appears that your Knight Sticks might have a cartomizer...separate atomizing chamber, and atomizing coil in the filler material. If not, it probably has an exposed wick atomizer with a tube shaped cartridge in the mouthpiece.

If you pull off the mouthpiece, can you see a braided-metal loop (wick)?

Until you determine that, hard to point you in the right direction.

I like your name...is it Greek? If so, that is the only word in any language that comes close to the meaning of Aloha.

I open the cart and inside is a rubber seal thing, and under that is wound up cloth and in that is this little fabric looking tube...

And yes Agape is one of the four greek words for love.
 
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