Nautilus keeps flooding. Help?

[sincerelysasquatch]

This is the second time my nautilus has done this in the last week. I'll get a gurgle, so I try to clear out the airways by blowing through it, and liquid comes out the hole, and just keeps coming and coming as I blow. It'll drain the whole tank if I let it, and it never stops gurgling. Last time it happened I rinsed out the tank, let it dry and replaced the coil.

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[defdock]

turn it upside down, and blow from the connection.

 

[yoitstj]

Sounds like a bad coil or a bad coil connection. If multiple coils do the same thing then perhaps the bottom section of the tank has a defect.

 

[InTheShade]

If you keep blowing through it, it's will drain the tank. As defdock said, turn it upside down and blow it out into a paper towel. Watch out for condensation getting into your mouth though - you might want to remove the drip tip and wipe it out inside before doing this.

As others have said too, if this keeps happening, it could be a defective coil or you might have more series issues with the base section.

 

[erikbal]

Try taking it apart and clean the base really well where the coil goes. You could even blow into the top of the coil a little bit to get any excess juice out of it.

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[PaulieD]

Take it apart and give it a total cleaning being sure your airholes are clean and clear and adjusted well.

 

[sincerelysasquatch]

When my other tanks gurgle, blowing through the drip tip would clear it out and not cause more flooding, which is why I'm a little confused. Those of hou who said to turn it upside down and blow it out, should I take it apart and blow through the interior airway or keep it intact and blow through the air hole? I think this is the first thing I'll try.

Why is it when my other tanks gurgled I could blow through the drip tip to clear them out, and this one continually floods when I do that? The other tanks I've had are aerotank and kanger t2 (tossed it when I got the aerotank and nautilus)