I have the Vaporesso Gen S w/ the NRG-S tank it came with, and I'm using Vaporesso GT 8 coils(50w-110w)
I replaced my coil on Saturday with my last brand new coil and somehow I think it got flooded - I primed it, I let it sit in the tank with juice for like 15 minutes, I started vaping at a lower wattage and was planning on gradually moving up until iwas at my usual wattage but the first time I tried to fire it it was gurgling and spitting ejuice smoke was coming out the bottom of thd coil as well as ejuice leaking from the bottom of the coil.
I took it apart, blew air through it a bunch of times let it sit out and dry for 24 hours. When I put it back it in, the same thing happened, so I repeated what I did before and now it's Monday and it's still acting like it's flooded.
I don't get it because all over the internet people talk about what an "easy fix" a flooded tank is. What am I doing wrong?
Please help!
I replaced my coil on Saturday with my last brand new coil and somehow I think it got flooded - I primed it, I let it sit in the tank with juice for like 15 minutes, I started vaping at a lower wattage and was planning on gradually moving up until iwas at my usual wattage but the first time I tried to fire it it was gurgling and spitting ejuice smoke was coming out the bottom of thd coil as well as ejuice leaking from the bottom of the coil.
I took it apart, blew air through it a bunch of times let it sit out and dry for 24 hours. When I put it back it in, the same thing happened, so I repeated what I did before and now it's Monday and it's still acting like it's flooded.
I don't get it because all over the internet people talk about what an "easy fix" a flooded tank is. What am I doing wrong?
Please help!