Need help! Burnt taste

[hippiegrooves]

Have been using it for awhile with no problems. Used it with some watermelony/fruity juices and tasted and worked great. I put in a brand new coil and fill it with a new juice I've never tried (peach) and proceed to vape. Instant burnt taste no matter how many volts. Took tank off, cleaned everything, put another new coil in, still burnt taste just not quite as bad. I did let it sit for 20+ mins before vaping, and I did dry hit it a couple times to get the juice flowing. Still burnt taste, nothing is working and my last coil is now in. Any suggestions?

Side note: All juices have been 18mg, if that matters.
Vape Pen is X-Jet Spider/Vision Spinner

 

[hippiegrooves]

Anyone? Everything I have tried has not worked and I have no idea what to do.

 

[Zeklaus]

Is it still giving you the burnt taste?
If you hit super hard from the fresh coil before letting it wick the juice, it might be burnt. I have the same problems from my Subtank (and so does half the entire galaxy), but just letting it sit and taking dry pulls without firing the clearomizer helps it wick faster.

Someone else more intelligent than I respond to this man.

 

[Hannypoo]

You said it was a new juice? You may need to let it steep for a couple weeks or more. put it in a cool dark place and let it sit, but give it a daily shake. Try letting it air out with the lid off for a couple days, too. It may contain ethyl alcohol.

 

[Baditude]

Like Hannypoo suggested, that flavor may need some steeping (maturing). Follow his/her suggestions.

It also may just be bad juice, or a flavor that doesn't agree with your taste.

Another possibility is a bad batch of replacement coils. (It happens)

 

[VictorC]

Can't help you with the issue, but until you sort it out I suggest to try Aspire ET-s with BVC coils, about $10 in Toronto. A bit more advanced than BDC.

 

[Mellowbuzz]

Sorry...did I miss where you said what atty you're using?

Someone said something about BDCs?? When I was using my vamo with a nautalus, I had to use the BVC coils. Supposedly the BDC coils were supposed to work but out of 5 of them, 5 gave me burned hits. I changed to the BVC coils, and no problems at all. Also, are you priming your coils? With BVC (and BDC) coils, you're supposed to prime them prior to using. BDC coils are crap. I've never had one that didn't burn the wicking on me....no matter how you primed them

 

[hippiegrooves]

I'm using BCV coils, and I primed it before use. I had already used two of the coils in the package and they worked fine, but the last three did not work.

 

[Mellowbuzz]

I'm using BCV coils, and I primed it before use. I had already used two of the coils in the package and they worked fine, but the last three did not work.

Not familiar with they mod you're using but if it is VV/VW I would check to make sure you voltage/wattage is not too high. Other than priming the coils really good, I don't know what to tell you.

That's why I ultimately made the switch to rebuildables- just too much inconsistency in the BVC/BDC coils. Seems like they will be working great one minute, and not so much the next. Not to mention the cost of the coils is ridiculous.

 

[poland626]

Try wicking it as well as setting it to its lowest voltage.

I had this problem when I first started vaping but it was my own fault hehe. Fix your settings and setup and you should be good to go!