Kayfun Lite Plus by Tobeco

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ashron64

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Hello everybody,
I have several questions that I was hoping some of you vets could answer for me. I'm a new member and not sure if this was the right place to post or not, so sorry in advance if I'm in the wrong forum.

I started vaping about 2 months ago and just got my first RBA, the Kayfun Lite Plus by Tobeco. I am having several issues that I need some help with.

I'm using the kayfun on a vamo v5. I wrapped a 1.5 ohm micro coil using organic cotton ball wick. I'm vaping on the vamo around 4.5 volts.

Here's the issues I'm having:
1) I'm top filling and getting some flooding and leaking out of the air hole. I started out filling using the screw hole in the bottom but I kept having issues with the juice running out of the drip tip while filling, and I was also having the same flooding and leaking issues. I did take it apart and make sure all of the orings were in place and in good condition. I read some tips on how to top fill and this is how i'm doing it: I place my thumb over the air intake hole on the side and remove the top cap, fill it with juice, put the top cap on and turn a few times, flip it upside down and wait for the air to move to the top, then remove my thumb and tighten before flipping it back right side up.
2) I'm occasionally getting dry hits. I have read that this can be too much wick or too little wick so I guess I'll just have to play with it until I get it right. My main question is about voltage. With the 1.5 ohm coil, is 4.5 volts a good place to vape at? I kinda assumed that the wick was the main issue, but thought that maybe I was running at at too high of a voltage. Oh, and I made sure to raise the coil up over the air intake a little too. It would be helpful is someone could post a pic of their builds so I can get an idea of the right amount of wick.
3) If I do have flooding issues, is there anything I can do to fix it without having to take it apart and waste the juice?

Thanks in advance for your help. It's great that noobs like me can have a place to turn for answers!
 

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1: When you fill from the top put tape or your finger over the vent hole and you will reduce that flooding. Leave that hole covered until you screw on the top cap or don't fill it from the top. The lite has a fill hole on the bottom us that and that will all but stop that. You will still sometimes get a bit to much juice in it but not like when you fill from the top.
2: Dry hits. Do not crowd the two slots that the wick(s) go in. Don't try to use any wick more than say 2.5 -3mm and don't fill the tray with wick.
3: Leaks happen mostly from a bad seal where the chimney goes into the top cap but any bad seal on the 3 rings on the outside or a bad seal between the top of the chimney and that inner cylinder will cause flooding or leaks. IME the top seal at the chimney has been the biggest problem.
 
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