Nautilus is flooding
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here's what we went through yesterday to fix my mini. Burning off the excess, draw style, airflow, wattage and finally, filling it all the way up.
here's what we went through yesterday to fix my mini. Burning off the excess, draw style, airflow, wattage and finally, filling it all the way up.
If ANY tank system leaks the seal is broken somewhere. Missing or bad oring, bad coil head, something. A common problem is when a system is cleaned or refilled an oring gets lost or misplaced without realizing or an oring can get pinched and damaged preventing the tank from sealing properly. If a tank is sealed properly it will not leak.
The only other thing will be if you sucking too hard. I can flood ANY system by sucking too hard.
My wife vapes on 6 regular Nautilus tanks all the time and we've never had a leaker.
The only other thing will be if you sucking too hard. I can flood ANY system by sucking too hard.
My wife vapes on 6 regular Nautilus tanks all the time and we've never had a leaker.
These vaping machines are very temperamental and need sometimes a lot of adjustment and experimentation -------I have laid down a perfectly adjusted
tank with perfect airflow and wattage in my car when it was hot and returned to find ejuice running out of the device like mad-------and also climbing altitudes
with my truck also makes the tank act crazy ejuice running out like mad---gurgling.....
tank with perfect airflow and wattage in my car when it was hot and returned to find ejuice running out of the device like mad-------and also climbing altitudes
with my truck also makes the tank act crazy ejuice running out like mad---gurgling.....
A lot of vapers will say their tanks are Leaking when they really mean they are Gurgling from too much juice in the coil area.
Ok, so I filled up my nauti, screwed on the atty to the tank part a little tighter this time, put it upside down and took a couple hits, that was about 30 minutes ago...no more gurgle, clean draw. Maybe it needed to be tighter than what I was tightening it? Also no more whistle sound now, no matter what direction I hold it.
Still working, no gurgling...so it may have been I didn't have it on tight enough...tho I was told not to tighten, just finger tight. Hope I don't have problems untightening it...lol.
Seems better now at 10 watts!
If your tank is a little tite when removing use a pair of thin rubber gloves and you will get a good grip...
I've seen 3 or 4 possts about this in the last coupe of days... Kinda makes me wonder if there is a bad batch of coils out there. I used mine for a good while and never had any issues unless I left it sittin for several hours or let it get too hot.
Thanks for the tips, everyone! I think it was a combination of low watts and pulling a little too hard.
Excellent. That one was easy
Super it's working for you. Holler back if we can help again.
Sounds like you got it figured out. I had that problem and I found I had installed the lower silicone gasket upside down. Enjoy your Nautilus, it was the main one that got me off the stinkies.
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