Im relatively new to vaping, only been doing it for about 3 months, and I've always used a cheap low Mah battery,and cheap ce4 clearmizers. I've recently upgraded to an X6 battery, with a real tank por atomizer. I used it for about 4 weeks now, and was very happy. However I went to clean it, with warm water, and let it air dry over night. I reassembled the Atty, filled my juice back up and tasted a horrible burnt taste. I let the juice settle for a few hours to saturate the atomizer head, and tryed it again. Still burnt. I've tried it periodically, still no change. What did I do wrong and how do I get the burnt taste out??
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Hello and welcome to the forum Spencer. Glad to have you here!
What type of tank? Protank, Aerotank, Nautilus?
What type of tank? Protank, Aerotank, Nautilus?
Two possibles.
1. Your coil is dead (burned out) unless you have put a new one in.. ?
2. You 'upgraded' to an X6? An X6 is an inaccurate $14 battery that starts on 4.2v and will quite often burn Kanger atomizers with low resistance coils.
The answer is almost certainly no.1, but just be careful choosing your resistance for the next set of replacement coils you buy.
1. Your coil is dead (burned out) unless you have put a new one in.. ?
2. You 'upgraded' to an X6? An X6 is an inaccurate $14 battery that starts on 4.2v and will quite often burn Kanger atomizers with low resistance coils.
The answer is almost certainly no.1, but just be careful choosing your resistance for the next set of replacement coils you buy.
I just disassembled the atomizer and rinsed it. I noticed on the wicks, there is a ashy looking very color on the tips.I rubbed it and it would not come off.
That is your problem. You need a new coil. Most coils don't last but 2 or maybe 3 weeks tops (if you are cleaning an dry burning them).
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