Inserting the inner cart on the 401

the same paperclip, thats what i do . just push the cart back into the mouthpiece by pushing the edge of the inner cart...

 

I don't do it like that , mainly because some of the inner carts are a tightish fit in the mouthpiece and i don't want to put any unnecesary pressure on that little atty bridge.

 

I find that the using the atty won't always push the cart back in all the way to the point where it bottoms out. This kind of messes up the airflow sometimes. So I stick with using the paperclip to push the cart back in.

 

I can't answer the original question because I don't take the inner cartridge out to top it off. I just squeeze five or six drops from the bottle or eye dropper right down the center of the mouth piece. It goes into the filler just the same that way as it would if the inner cartridge was popped out.

 

True, but after a while you need to completely remove it and dry it (and the mouthpiece) off. Plus, not everyone can be that accurate. Miss your mark and you'll get fluid in the mouth for sure.

 

Use the plastic cart stopper.

 

I found the EVOlution user guide video on the following web site helpful with refilling:

Video : InnoVapor, The Finest in Personal Vaporizers

 

I just use my atty, haven't had any problems with it.

 

Yes!!!!
Very useful EZ. And that looks like one of the *safest* ways to do it to.

 

the paperclip is definitely the way to go. If you use the atz to push in your cart you'll end up pushing the atty mesh / bridge into the chamber giving you a harder draw and juice leaking through the batty.

 

Using the paperclip method (either end), I found that it was possible (even likely) to push the cart too far down into the mouthpiece.

Using the atty (ignoring the stress aspect of using the atty itself), I found that the bridge could go into the cart and push the filler down and the inner cart itself would not be seated fully down within the mouthpiece.

Both methods frequently resulted in a decreased airflow and harder draw; so I repeat........

This is always to hand and places the inner cart perfectly in the mouthpiece.

 

No adverse affects from the inner cart being closer to the atty??

- R0b

 

I have been using the atty to push the inner cart back in after filling. It seemed to me that filling up and leaving a bit of extra juice above the polyfill would be like dripping onto the atty. Does this seem incorrect? I'm getting good vapor this way and I also don't have any leakage coming through to the battery or out the bottom of the mouthpiece.

I'm still pretty inexperienced at vaping though, so correct me if I'm doing something wrong that could be harmful to my M401.

 

What I use is a simple stir stick that I bought a while back for use with another kind of vaporizer that I own. It's the perfect diameter for the holes in the carts, and stronger than a paper clip so it won't bend on you when you run into a tough cart to push. The edge of the stir stick is also thicker than a paper clip so it is much easier to use to push it down from the edge of the insert as you do with the paper clip.

The stir sticks I talk about can be found at Gotvape.com under accessories they have many different styles, I suggest you call to place your order rather than go with the web site price. The sales girl will give you a better price, I think I paid like $4 for it. Works perfect for this use and for it's original purpose.

At no time, or no way would I use the atomizer for any type of "tool" other than as a heating element. Those things are fragile enough without putting added pressure on the mesh. Nope, not me I would not dream of doing that. The first atomizer I had with my original kit died after about 3-4 days because I believe it dried out really fast and just crumbled apart one time when I went to fill the cart. Moral of the story is that those things are fragile enough as it is without adding to it.

 

These are wise words Snarkyone. I just learned my lesson about pushing down the cart with the atty like I said I was doing in a previous post. It died after a week of doing this and I compared it to a new one I have and the heating element that sticks out the top is pushed down. I'll try and take a pic later to show the difference.

I should have listened!

 

I just squared the bends in the large paperclip. The large bend fits my NPRO, the small one fits my 401.