Order number 42169 wrong

[FirePuma]

order number 42169 wrong
i got the wrong package
i ordered the 900mah .... and i got the 650mah instead
. . .

 

[FirePuma]

I just waited more rhan 2 weeks for it .. And its wrong

 

[FirePuma]

Any answer???

 

[Eddie.Willers]

Did you try emailing the vendor directly? Might be faster if they only check this forum once-a-day...

 

[FirePuma]

No.. Just today i recieved the package

 

[FirePuma]

I just send them now an email!!!

 

[wrigleyvillain]

She will respond. Sorry to hear of the mistake. Not a common occurrence with HC apparently.

 

[FirePuma]

I hope so... But i have to wait again

 

[newsunshine]

order number 42169 wrong
i got the wrong package
i ordered the 900mah .... and i got the 650mah instead
. . .

thank you for your asking. i am sorry that i did just read your post because we just started today's work.

i am also sorry that you may be misleaded by the wrong instruction in the kit.

you did order ego Tank 900mah kits with 2pc 900mah batteries, but the instruction in the kit says 650mah battery.

here go lengths of 650mah, 900mah and 1000mah batteries.

650mAh battery:71mm or 2 and 3/4 inches
900mAh battery:86mm or 3 and 3/8 inches
1000mAh battery:96mm or 3.78 inches

ego tank batteries and ego batteries of same capacity are the same in length.

here goes a picture of ego 650mah/900mah/1000mah batteries in 10 colors for your reference.

could you measure yours and let us know how long the wrong it is.?

thanks a lot.

 

[newsunshine]

Did you try emailing the vendor directly? Might be faster if they only check this forum once-a-day...

thank you for your suggestion. any questions about orders, please feel free to email to support@healthcabin.net. also please mention your order number, so we can send you a faster reply.

 

[FirePuma]

Thanx a lot... It's really 86mm ... U r great ... But plz change the instructions in the future

 

[Eddie.Willers]

Well - all's well that ends well!
ECF does it again!

 

[newsunshine]

Thanx a lot... It's really 86mm ... U r great ... But plz change the instructions in the future

thank you for your check and fast reply, which made me relaxed.

surely. we will change the instruction in the future. we will use a universal instruction for ego tank 650mah/900mah/1000mah kits.

 

[FirePuma]

But the case is too small for it ... Is there a bigger one?

 

[newsunshine]

But the case is too small for it ... Is there a bigger one?

it is a good question. we have been looking for a bigger one.

 

[FirePuma]

i have a problem with the liquid ... it's going out from the buttom of the atomizer :S

 

[vocr]

Are you using an ego-t?

 

[FirePuma]

Are you using an ego-t?

Yes i'm using an ego-t

 

[vocr]

Ok, let me find my post one sec.

Edit: The ego-t is a bit tricky. You may have a bad atty but there are plenty of other reasons why ego-ts leak. I should say up front, I like my ego-t, but the leaking is a PIA. I posted this last week, it may help you:

The problems I've run into with it. Flooded attys, yeah this sucks and no vapor and you are jonesing hard for a smoke. When you chain vape, it seems the atty is more prone to flooding. Leaking and condensation making you drink the ejuice (the juice builds up in the reservoir part of the tank where you put your mouth) and making your pocket wet and sticky. My keys are still sticky today because of this.

At the beginning of day 2 (on day 4 today yeah!), I read a lot here and eliminated all these problems. First is proper vape technique. Press the button for a second before pulling and then pull straight for a few seconds and let go the button and exhale. When I pull and take a pause or a small breath and then continue puling, this seems to exacerbate the leaking and flooding issues. Then, when I put in the tank, I match the air holes in the atty plate with the flat sides of the tank. This seems to make a difference in leaking and makes a huge improvement in vape production. Though it sucks not to have the the tank aligned straight on with the button, I got used to it.

If I am chain vaping a ton, when I finish at tank, before replacing the new one I stuff a tissue in there to clean out the tube walls and around the atty plate. Then I put a tissue on the end and blow the atty out. On day 2 when I was killing a tank in an hour and read up here on all the different ways people suggested to fix the issues, I would actually do this when i saw the liquid drop to below visible level.

This has stopped all the leaking and flooding issues I was having. Yesterday and today, I haven been able to step away from the ego-t for a bit and not be chainvaping constantly. I think today I only vaped about 4.4 ml so far. I have only done the tissue cleaning and atty blow a couple of times and not had a leak or flood issue yet.

I would actually not recommend using water or anything to clean the atty till you must (I haven't done it yet). The info on this board is conflicting on whether that kills the ego-t atty or not. And, do not drip on the ego-t atty. Tried that last night and it was a miserable failure.

Since then I've learned a few more things. When you blow out the atty, do it from the threaded (battery side). There are arguments for blowing from both sides. However, what convinced me was a post that explained how blowing from the tank end has the potential to push the wick out.

Cleaning the atty is something I did once late last week and my atty popped after about 4 pulls. I am in the camp that cleaning an atty is not worth it unless your only other option is throwing it out. I know many people do an vodka, or coke light or hot water or whatever cleaning routinely and say they never have problems. I did a laboratory distilled boiling water clean once, let it dry for 4 days, primed it with 3 drops of juice on the battery side, put in a full tank and let it wick for an hour and did a few cigar puffs before doing a real pull, and it died. So, for me, never again.

Edit 2: Also getting these: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...vention-caps-tank-cartridges.html#post3689271 made a big difference. My ego-t tanks had the hard cap and these are the soft silicone ones. Made a big difference in leaking.

 

[FirePuma]

Ok, let me find my post one sec.

Edit: The ego-t is a bit tricky. You may have a bad atty but there are plenty of other reasons why ego-ts leak. I should say up front, I like my ego-t, but the leaking is a PIA. I posted this last week, it may help you:


Since then I've learned a few more things. When you blow out the atty, do it from the threaded (battery side). There are arguments for blowing from both sides. However, what convinced me was a post that explained how blowing from the tank end has the potential to push the wick out.

Cleaning the atty is something I did once late last week and my atty popped after about 4 pulls. I am in the camp that cleaning an atty is not worth it unless your only other option is throwing it out. I know many people do an vodka, or coke light or hot water or whatever cleaning routinely and say they never have problems. I did a laboratory distilled boiling water clean once, let it dry for 4 days, primed it with 3 drops of juice on the battery side, put in a full tank and let it wick for an hour and did a few cigar puffs before doing a real pull, and it died. So, for me, never again.

Edit 2: Also getting these: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...vention-caps-tank-cartridges.html#post3689271 made a big difference. My ego-t tanks had the hard cap and these are the soft silicone ones. Made a big difference in leaking.

thank u very much
but it's still flooding
and the smell of the ego-t is pufff
there is a video or somthing in youtube?