Joye 510 burnt/tingling tase

[TGary]

I have a stock joye 510 from vapor kings. Since the day I have had it I have had a burnt/tingling taste, except for a brief 20 min period where I changed to my second cart. The ones after that have had it as well. I have looked on hear for answers but have been unable to fix it. I have tried dry burning, as well as cleaning the atty and blowing excessive liquid from atty and issue is still ongoing any ideas?! Please help

 

[dee5]

Usually a burnt taste indicates an atty that is too dry. Dry burning and blowing out your atty will only make it worse if that is the case. Since you didn't have the burnt taste when you put on a fresh cart for the first 20 minutes, I would guess that's because it was nice and moist. Now the tingling I'm trying to understand. What's tingling? Your tongue? Are you getting juice in your mouth? Hmmmm, do you think perhaps you could have too much juice in the cart (hence the juice in your mouth) but that somehow the filler material isn't making contact with the atomizer (hence the dry, burnt taste)?

 

[TGary]

Usually a burnt taste indicates an atty that is too dry. Dry burning and blowing out your atty will only make it worse if that is the case. Since you didn't have the burnt taste when you put on a fresh cart for the first 20 minutes, I would guess that's because it was nice and moist. Now the tingling I'm trying to understand. What's tingling? Your tongue? Are you getting juice in your mouth? Hmmmm, do you think perhaps you could have too much juice in the cart (hence the juice in your mouth) but that somehow the filler material isn't making contact with the atomizer (hence the dry, burnt taste)?

Im thinking the tingling is the juice since i added more but how can i have the burnt taste and tingling and i have tried pulling the filler out a tad so it would make contact with the atty...

 

[TGary]

and the part that is weird is that it is happening with both of the 510's that it came with

 

[dormouse]

- new attys have primer on them - if you haven vaped the atty for a while the primer probably gone

- How much nicotine? Nicotine is a skin irritant. Prefilled carts and starter juices at multibrand hardware sellers is usually 100% PG. PG does little to buffer the TH and harsh irritation of nicotine. Most people end up vaping PG/VG blends and some popular ratios a 70pg/30vg, 80pg/20vg, 50/50

- You need to keep carts damp with juice. And after several days the white stuffing will get a bit nasty tasting. But precut blue foam stuffing for 510 at strictlyejuice.com - it's less likely to give a burnt stuffing taste

 

[TGary]

I have 18mg from vapor kings as well and have just used the stock carts should i get the stuffing and new empty carts or what?

 

[TGary]

also i have gone through all these steps below... Im just lost and need guidance of a veteran even if you can provide steps to do from the beggining let me know Please.

Here is the method I use...

Make sure the atty is cold.

Drop it in a cup of very hot water. Soak 15 min.

Blow the water out of the atty from the battery end.

Soak it again in a fresh cup of hot water, the longer the better but keep the water hot.

Blow the water out from the battery end again. Shake out any more water.

Let dry 24 hours or dry quickly using another method (hair dryer etc.).

Place the atty on a battery. DO NOT ADD CART. DO NOT ADD LIQUID.

Hold the battery button 4 seconds. You should see the coil start to glow or hear the sizzle of the deposits burning off.

Remove the atty from the battery and blow on it to cool it down.

Place the atty back on the battery and repeat the burn for 3 seconds. Remove the atty from the battery for every burn and cool it before doing it again.

Repeat the dry burn process until the coil glows quickly.

Let the atty cool then place four drops directly onto the bridge letting each drop soak in before adding another.

Attach a filled cart and take small primer puffs to get it going. After the first few good hits, top off the cart again. The atty was completely dry and will absorb the liquid quickly at first.

If you quickly get a burnt taste add 2 more drops directly onto the bridge.


How this method works...

The hot water dissolves the old liquid from the mesh wick and coil.

Drying the atty allows the coil to heat quickly during the dry burn.

The burn, burns deposits off the coil preventing build up which can eventually break the coil or cause the coil not to heat. This is the reason, I believe, it works better to do it early and often.

Do - Clean often.
Do - Soak the atty as long as you like. It's a myth that water can damage the atty. We put liquid on them all day.
Do - Dry the atty thoroughly.
Do - Rotate your attys. I always have some that have been drying for days before I perform the dry burn.

Don't - Use chemicals or solvents. I have repeatedly cleaned attys to remove a liquid flavor thinking there is no way there could be any of that flavor left and the flavor resurfaces because there was still some in the mesh. You will not be able to rinse out the chemicals completely.
Don't - let the atty get too hot when dry burning. This can melt the plastic “o” ring inside the atty and cause a really hard draw or it can blow the coil or solder points.
Don't - Dry burn without first soaking to remove the liquid. This may cause a temporary improvement but I believe you are just burning more deposits onto the coil.
Don't - Dry burn with anything other than the standard battery voltage. Higher voltage will likely blow the coil.
Don’t - use rushing water to rinse. This can damage the wick. Just soak in hot water.

I hope this method works for you as well as it does for me.

 

[Kent C]

I'm tending to go with dormouse - likely primer will give you that tingling sometimes but also I'd check the attys for the metal mesh base - all joyes have metal mesh at the base of the bridge and I've gotten ones with washer bases that get hot and have a take your breath away burnt taste.

 

[TGary]

I'm tending to go with dormouse - likely primer will give you that tingling sometimes but also I'd check the attys for the metal mesh base - all joyes have metal mesh at the base of the bridge and I've gotten ones with washer bases that get hot and have a take your breath away burnt taste.

definitly metal on both

 

[dee5]

It sounds like you've used the attys and cleaned them often enough to get rid of any primer fluid that was on them, so I don't think thats it. I think you should try changing your filler material like Dormouse said. Don't throw your carts away, just pull out the cottony filler thats in them now and go buy some blue aquarium filter foam from the pet store. Cut a piece sized to fit in your cart with just a slight compression (this is the Blue Foam Cartridge Mod) and push it into your now empty cartridge. I also use the straw mod in combination with this but you don't have to. Look it up in the cartridge mod section of the forum. OH! I just remembered something VERY basic! I haven't used the stock filler material in so long, I forgot. Those cottony fibers can get stuck to the wire mesh of your bridge and taste very burnt! You MUST get a magnifying glass because they are hard to see, and look if there are any stuck on there then pull them off with a pair of tweezers. Oh man, I bet that's the problem! Let me know, ok?

 

[subversive]

I'm new at this, but I was having issues with a strange burnt taste as well. I found a few posts on here that helped. One was a cart mod that involved cutting off 2/3 of the filler material and just using a small plug of it instead. Now that I've done that the filler stays wet without topping off constantly. I also put my 510 down after several puffs in a row, when it starts to get warm. I let it rest for a minute before vaping again. After doing these two things, I no longer get that burnt taste.