Alrighty guys, I have to be doing something wrong here.
In my initial puchase of a Joye 510, I received 2 batteries and two atomizers (wide brass band). Within a week, the first atomizer started pumping out a "bad" tasting vapor. The vapor, I've noticed is also warmer when I get this taste. The second atomizer did the same thing, but this happened hours after switching to it. I can only describe the taste as sort of a musty, plasticky flavor. I would also call it a "brown" taste, if that makes sense to you. I also did a short 3-5 second "dry burn" on both these atty's.
These first two atty's I cleaned by blowing them out, and using a paper towel within the chamber where the cartridge is mounted.
Then I purchased two more batteries and atty's (very thin brass band), and the first of these was fine, again for a week or so. The only maintenance I performed on this was to blow it out occasionally. I started getting the same taste with this one as well. So, I blew it out, rinsed with water, let it dry, primed with 2 drops and still the same taste.
I switched to the second new atty, and it was fine all through my work shift tonight. Then when I get home, I start getting the same taste again! This atty has had zero cleaning or anything else for that matter.
And my roommate, who bought a 510 Cylon, is still on his first atty for about 2 weeks now, and it's fine. This is seriously frustrating.
Could a faulty battery do this to my atty's? That's the only other thing I can possibly think of.
Whiskey. Tango. Foxtrot? Should I just give up on the 510? Help a brother out, ECF!
-Rook
Update Edit: I bummed my roommates spare atty, and minutes later, I'm getting the same bad taste. What in the hell, folks? Fresh battery, and all of them can't be faulty, right? There are two universal differences between my roommates vaping habits and mine: I'm using a PCC to charge, while he's using a wall charger, and I'm using e-smokeytreats liquids, while he's using ElectroNicStix niquid. Dunno if that helps to nail down a problem, but any and all information can only help.
In my initial puchase of a Joye 510, I received 2 batteries and two atomizers (wide brass band). Within a week, the first atomizer started pumping out a "bad" tasting vapor. The vapor, I've noticed is also warmer when I get this taste. The second atomizer did the same thing, but this happened hours after switching to it. I can only describe the taste as sort of a musty, plasticky flavor. I would also call it a "brown" taste, if that makes sense to you. I also did a short 3-5 second "dry burn" on both these atty's.
These first two atty's I cleaned by blowing them out, and using a paper towel within the chamber where the cartridge is mounted.
Then I purchased two more batteries and atty's (very thin brass band), and the first of these was fine, again for a week or so. The only maintenance I performed on this was to blow it out occasionally. I started getting the same taste with this one as well. So, I blew it out, rinsed with water, let it dry, primed with 2 drops and still the same taste.
I switched to the second new atty, and it was fine all through my work shift tonight. Then when I get home, I start getting the same taste again! This atty has had zero cleaning or anything else for that matter.
And my roommate, who bought a 510 Cylon, is still on his first atty for about 2 weeks now, and it's fine. This is seriously frustrating.
Could a faulty battery do this to my atty's? That's the only other thing I can possibly think of.
Whiskey. Tango. Foxtrot? Should I just give up on the 510? Help a brother out, ECF!
-Rook
Update Edit: I bummed my roommates spare atty, and minutes later, I'm getting the same bad taste. What in the hell, folks? Fresh battery, and all of them can't be faulty, right? There are two universal differences between my roommates vaping habits and mine: I'm using a PCC to charge, while he's using a wall charger, and I'm using e-smokeytreats liquids, while he's using ElectroNicStix niquid. Dunno if that helps to nail down a problem, but any and all information can only help.
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