nautilus sparkilng juice in m'y mouth
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Sparkilng ???!! 
If the battery was low and you were taking normal drags, you likely were flooding the wick/coil due to the juice not being vaporized from a lack of battery power. The extra juice has nowhere to go but into the mouthpiece and your mouth.
Solution? Charge your battery.
If the battery was low and you were taking normal drags, you likely were flooding the wick/coil due to the juice not being vaporized from a lack of battery power. The extra juice has nowhere to go but into the mouthpiece and your mouth.
Solution? Charge your battery.
If it's wicking more than it's vapourizing this willo happen. It will stop after a rew vapes with power.
Don't draw as hard maybe. No need to change the coil until it tastes bad. Cheers.
Don't draw as hard maybe. No need to change the coil until it tastes bad. Cheers.
It sounds like the coil was just flooding due to lack of power. The Nautilus coils really like to be run in the 12+ watt range and if the battery power drops below that then you end up sucking more juice into the coil than it can convert to vapor. The result is often gurgling, leaking, or "spitting" juice up the drip tip which is what you're describing.
Shouldn't need to do a thing to the coil. Just give it more power.
If it's already flooded you can turn the whole thing upside down and take a few puffs. You WILL get some juice in your mouth this way, but it will clear out the excess after 2-3 puffs and then should work fine after that.
Shouldn't need to do a thing to the coil. Just give it more power.
If it's already flooded you can turn the whole thing upside down and take a few puffs. You WILL get some juice in your mouth this way, but it will clear out the excess after 2-3 puffs and then should work fine after that.
I second what was said above. I run my Nautilus on a 30w istick and when my battery is low, and the coil floods, I turn the entire device upside down and take a few drags so that the juice that is already wicked has time to vape. Then turn it back over should be good!
I agree with most here that when a battery is low, you tend to get spitback. I don't find that lower wattages cause this, as I vape mine around 10w and do not get that issue.
To fix a flooding Nautilus coil, turn it upside down and hit the fire button for a few seconds.
To fix a flooding Nautilus coil, turn it upside down and hit the fire button for a few seconds.
Sounds pretty straightforward. When your battery got low your normal draw technique pulled in more juice than could be vaporized. This loaded your coil with excess juice. When you charged your battery to full, your coil got an instant increase in power and that excess juice started "sparkling" because heated pockets of vapor sort of "pops" through the excess juice.
If you just vape it lightly, meaning, drawing in as little air as possible, it should resolve itself with a few such draws and you should be able to continue normally.
Hit the fire button then blow into the drip tip , when you see vapor come out of the air holes your good to go. It is a quick fix for flooding and any gurgle you may have.
AFTER your Nautilus has begun spitting juice & seems flooded, take the drip tip off & turn upside down. Put a rolled up paper towel or Kleenex slightly in drip tip hole. Make sure your airflow is opened to the largest setting & gently blow through the airflow hole a couple of times. Take paper towel out & put a clean end down in DT hole to soak up rest of juice.....as many times as you need to absorb what is in there. This works for me every time. Mine tends to do this after I haven't used it for 7-8 hours. I usually try to hit fire button a couple of times & take short drags for the first couple of vapes. Like others have suggested. I guess this just heats things up after they have gotten cold.
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