Someone g@ ve me mine with no instructions and didnt know about getting liquid in center hole .hiw do i fix that and get it to work frustrated already
Im new and having problem can anyone help
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Yes, please tell us what the parts are to your device. There may be two or more parts...let us know or post very clear pictures of the setup, showing the names of the components that make up your device.
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Yes, please tell us what the parts are to your device. There may be two or more parts...let us know or post very clear pictures of the setup, showing the names of the components that make up your device.
Thanks!
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I have the i clear 16 and i watched a video about fillng it and thought i did it right but i didnt know about the whole in the Middle and i believe i did get some in it cause hardly any vapor and what does come out chokes me . How do i get it out im new to all of this and dont have the directions.
Ahhh... I don't have your devices, but many others here do.
Just speaking for myself (others are going to chime in with solution I am sure) I would go back to YouTube and search for reviews of your products. I learn so much from YouTube and I've been vaping since Sept of 2015.
There must be 5 to 10 reviews of everything that has ever been made. Some of the videos are better than others. Bookmark them and watch them over and over until you're an expert.
A Q-tip down the center hole should fix things. You may have to pull a bit of cotton off to make it fit
Depends.
There is iclear 16 variants that can be disassembled.
Easy in that case. Remove the base, unscrew the coil head. Lift off the small silicone cap and remove the excess liquid. Either by shaking it out or with q-tip or kleenex. Reassemble. Vape on.
There is some iclear 16 variants which are sealed at the base. I.e. only the mouthpiece can be taken off for refilling.
Remove liquid through mouth piece. Rinse thoroughly with water. Let it stand open for a day or two to dry out. Refill ( remember to tilt properly to avoid squeezing liquid into the airhole again). Vape on.
Sub-ohming and all that. iclear16 still delivers a good bang for the buck imo...
There is iclear 16 variants that can be disassembled.
Easy in that case. Remove the base, unscrew the coil head. Lift off the small silicone cap and remove the excess liquid. Either by shaking it out or with q-tip or kleenex. Reassemble. Vape on.
There is some iclear 16 variants which are sealed at the base. I.e. only the mouthpiece can be taken off for refilling.
Remove liquid through mouth piece. Rinse thoroughly with water. Let it stand open for a day or two to dry out. Refill ( remember to tilt properly to avoid squeezing liquid into the airhole again). Vape on.
Sub-ohming and all that. iclear16 still delivers a good bang for the buck imo...
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ECigarette Academy: Essential Need to Know for New Vapers
One Stop Reference Shop For New and Experienced Vapers
Learn About Vaping Here - Everything Ecigs - From Beginner To Advanced
Ch. 4 E Cig Battery Basics: Cig-a-Likes, Egos, and Mods - onVaping
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Welcome to ECF and the WWV (Wonderful World of Vaping)! 
Looks like you already got the advice you need, but just thought I would add this to confirm you are not alone......we all went through the learning process. Anyway, due to a bit of tremor problems, I still sometimes get juice down the chimney when filling. I just keep some paper towels at my "filling station". After filling, I remove the drip tip and blow through it into some paper towel. If it shows little or no residue, it is good to go. If not, I twist up the corner of a small piece of the towel, poke and pull it through the drip tip to clean it. Then I will poke that piece of towel down the chimney just enough to see if it comes out with little or no residue. I may need to repeat a couple times with a clean piece of towel, using the other end works nicely, but once it looks fairly clean, I find I am good to go.
The best news is, you've found the best place to get help when a problem arises! Good luck!
Looks like you already got the advice you need, but just thought I would add this to confirm you are not alone......we all went through the learning process. Anyway, due to a bit of tremor problems, I still sometimes get juice down the chimney when filling. I just keep some paper towels at my "filling station". After filling, I remove the drip tip and blow through it into some paper towel. If it shows little or no residue, it is good to go. If not, I twist up the corner of a small piece of the towel, poke and pull it through the drip tip to clean it. Then I will poke that piece of towel down the chimney just enough to see if it comes out with little or no residue. I may need to repeat a couple times with a clean piece of towel, using the other end works nicely, but once it looks fairly clean, I find I am good to go.
The best news is, you've found the best place to get help when a problem arises! Good luck!
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