Moisture between atty and batt

[JoyousOne]

My PV finally came in!!! I am having a blast and am now 24 hours analog free and not craving a single one.

I am noticing that I am getting beads of moisture in the area that the atty screws into the battery. Is this normal? I thought I over filled it, but it continues even with a prefilled cart.

Any thoughts? I would rather not handle the nic liquid if I can help it....

Thank you alll for your help!!

 

[Shortstuff116]

Howdy. Can you tell us what model PV you're using?

 

[JoyousOne]

Sorry - guess it would help if you knew what model PV. It is a Joye 510.

 

[Shortstuff116]

If the atty is still attached to the battery and you are getting e-liquid around the threaded area seeping out, then it is getting flooded. If you take the atty off the battery and there is e-liquid inside the brass battery opening that is also an indication that you have a flooded atty.

Is this where the liquid is? Also, the amount of nicotine in the e-juice is not harmful to your skin, just wipe it off or wash your hands if you want to.

 

[nubee]

It could also just be condensation.

That spot has incoming air flow and and total hot/cold cycle while vaping....

 

[JoyousOne]

I don't believe it is flooded as there is not e-juice on the brass ring. The 510 is functioning GREAT! I just get a few rivulets around that area.
Over all - my vaping experience has been a great one!

 

[smokum]

I just make it a habbit to wipe down the connection area whenever their apart (any connection area between the two). You want them clean and dry for a good electrical connection.

As mentioned, dont worry about getting what your vaping on your fingers, just wash your hands before wiping your eyes or picking up the baby or pets.

Let your atty's gravity clean over night in a small glass with a tissue in the bottom (threaded end UP), and ocassionally blow them out by mouth over a tissue.

Works for me for over a year now !!

VapeOn,
Greg