Problem with atomizers maybe?

[PatandSassy]

I bought BE112 from Beci at bestecig and really like it. Lots of vapor and works well except I seem to be ruining atomizers at a high rate or maybe this is normal.

Perhaps I am not cleaning them the proper way.

How long should an atomizer work and what and how is the best way to clean them? Also, how often?

Thanks in advance!

 

[Sun Vaporer]

Pat--I have found the BE112 to be a great atomizer. Key with the BE112 is to keep it wet. They do not like to run dry. I switched to dripping with the BE112 and with proper mantaince cleaning, they should have a very long lifespan. Like any other though, you are going to get a few duds--Sun

 

[PatandSassy]

That is my point, I have gone through more then a few if I am getting duds, and rather quickly in my opinion.

I still need the questions answered on how to clean properly and how often. I never let mine get dry. I likely vape way more then I should so I top off a lot.

 

[Sun Vaporer]

Pat ---I have been working on a method that does work for me---but I am having it tested by other members to make sure it works for everyone. Till then I will defer to the methods already posted. --

Sun

 

[breakfastchef]

The only routine maitenance that is recommended by most manufacturers is to turn the atomizer over each evening to let excess fluid drain out. I read that in a few of the user guides that came with various kits. Cleaning is usually not necessary and is probably overstressed in this forum. The only time I clean is if I am switching a flavor and cannot vape out the previous flavor.

As to your atomizer deaths, what devices do you use with the atomizers? Are you a heavy vaper? What types of liquids do you vape? What do you mean by "ruining"? I find the BE112 atomizer to be very good. I can run one on a high-voltage vaping device for up to 4-8 weeks.