Love the Aspire Nautilus. Hate how hard it is to add liquid

[VAscooter]

I don't know if anyone has any issues with getting the top off of the nautilus to add juice or I'm seating too hard. I have one heck of a time getting the top off. How hard should I screw back on after refilling? This morning I had to crank on it for a couple of minutes to start loosening and when I got it off, the coil was unscrewed from the body and attached to the tank.

 

[erikbal]

I've never had this issue and have had the Nautilus for well over a month now. Just tighten it up til it's snug then maybe another 1/4-1/2 turn. As long as it's sealed and doesn't leak you should be fine.

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[Jazzman]

When you crank on the pyrex tank to hard it becomes difficult to remove later. This is especially true when you have just cleaned and dried the tank pieces. The tank doesn't need to be real tight to seal like erikbal said. Just snug is fine. Also, if you wipe just a bit of eliquid on the Teflon seal before screwing together, it removes a lot easier. I think everyone with this tank goes through the I can't get it off phase a time or two before they realize it doesn't need to be gorilla grip tight on assembly. The plus side though is it never leaks.

 

[Garemlin]

Wait am I reading this wrong??? You are filling the Nautilus from the top??? If that is how I am reading it you are doing it wrong. The Nautilus is meant to be filled from the bottom. Just unscrew the base and fill.

 

[coldgin96]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-tips-getting-damned-bottom-chamber-open.html

 

[rogergendron1]

Umm what ??? It says to fill it from the bottom right in the instruction manual !!!! Easy breasy butifull cover girl....