I must be doing something wrong?

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I'm a vaping newbie, and I just got my ego twist in the mail. and here's exactly what I did.

charge the ego using the usb charger.
load a CE3 cartomizer with juice using a syringe into a small hole in the rubber(the one thats NOT in the center of the cartomizer).

light turns green on the charger, so I take it out. I screw on my cartomizer and press the button 5 times to turn it on (if the light lights when it's pressed, it's on... right?

hold the button while inhaling through the mouth piece... and exhale nothing, but taste something(regardless of the voltage I put in there).

now I'm just hoping I don't get something bad from tasting juice that isn't vaped(i got a 0mg nicotine, so thats a little more safer).

but any idea what I might be doing wrong?

Edit: I charged it into my computer, and after maybe 45 minutes and it went green, after a few minutes of attempted vapes, I stucked it back into the charger, and it went red again, so I'm hoping maybe something happened with a charger. so I stuck it back into a wall charger. and hope that it works after it turns green later.
 
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Other thoughts: It sounds like there's no power getting to the coils.

Do you have another 510 threaded battery you can test the cartomizer on, the battery may not be making contact with the carto.

This could also mean that the new carto has a bad coil, or was damaged somehow.

Do you have another carto/atty that you have used successfully or something you can test on the twist?

Generally, when you put a filled carto/atty/clearo etc on a battery and fire it up, you'll hear a slight sizzling from within.

Now then, I wouldn't worry about the juice, I've gotten so much nicotine juice in my mouth now, the worst thing about it is the taste.
 

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Seems to me that the coil is not firing up at all too. Try to screw the CE3 tighter onto the battery. If nothing happen or it don't make any sizzle sound at all, your carto is probably a dead one.

To add to this, I had one recently that wouldn't fire if I had it too tight. Back it off about a quarter turn and it fired just fine.
 

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Some times the center pin on the carto can be pushed too far in. You can gently pull it out just a bit with a small flat headed screwdriver or some tweezers. Some times you can get it with a fingernail. If you look carefully at 510 connection and align it with one eye so that the threads are in a single plain you should see a bump from the center post sticking out.

If not it's probably not making connection with the positive post in your battery.
 
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