New E-Cig user question

[thesandman]

i just ordered my Halo Triton starter kit. It will be here monday.

can anyone give me any help or advice on what i need to plan on doing for maintenance to keep my triton in tip top shape?

 

[Jay-dub]

Sure. You'll have to post four more times so you can ask this question in the Halo section. LOL! Meh, someone from that area will help you eventually. I'm really just trying to bump the question until they show up. Best of luck and congrats on the new device!

 

[elfy]

hm, linky to the device and what sort of tank it uses?

I use Kanger evod VV batteries and mini protank IIs, and they were ok for a few days, then they tasted like crap. So I learned how to redo the coils/wicks and its a lot better flavor - and if it tastes awful, I just pull out the wick, throw it away, rinse/dry burn the coils, rinse and dry burn em again, and then stick a new wick in. Then I prime it with some juice and its ready to go.

 

[dhock50]

First off I think you will love it! I love mine. There is not a lot of upkeep, just try to charge the batteries before they are totally dead (they will last longer), clean out the tanks occasionally and replace wicks when needed, that's about it. I love all Halo products!

 

[wonner]

I've used a Triton almost daily for the past year. The most important thing is to keep the battery contact points on both the battery and the charger clean, very clean. Just a little dirt or lint, even in the grooves around the contacts can prevent proper charging.

Also, the heads in the Triton tank do not last forever, but are replaceable. Pick up some spares (Halo sells them) for when the head dies.

Other than that, mine have been trouble-free.

 

[thesandman]

thanks everyone for the great answers!
how do i do this dry burning the coil thing?

 

[Dakota Jim]

I've used a Triton almost daily for the past year. The most important thing is to keep the battery contact points on both the battery and the charger clean, very clean. Just a little dirt or lint, even in the grooves around the contacts can prevent proper charging.

Also, the heads in the Triton tank do not last forever, but are replaceable. Pick up some spares (Halo sells them) for when the head dies.

Other than that, mine have been trouble-free.

Uh, well, exactly what wonner said

don't worry about dry burning just yet - most of Halo's flavors won't gunk it up too bad (I think?? been awhile since I've used fancy store bought eliquid)

 

[thesandman]

so im looking under reviews for a review on the halo triton and cant find it... anyone know about it?

 

[stylezuk]

Google Halo Triton Review and there are allot