Had an old replacement head laying around with the silica wick that had been falling out of the coil which was causing a little flooding and leaking. So I pulled out the rest of the silica and gave the coil a good dryburning, it was still in good shape sooo...
Grabbed an inch or so of 1mm. cotton, wet it and twisted it into a point and pushed it through the coil. Unwound it, dripped some PG on it, re-assembled and re-filled the
stardust.
It's working great again, no flooding.
A cheap fix to get even longer life out of an already inexpensive replacement head
on the stardusts.
Grabbed an inch or so of 1mm. cotton, wet it and twisted it into a point and pushed it through the coil. Unwound it, dripped some PG on it, re-assembled and re-filled the
stardust.
It's working great again, no flooding.
A cheap fix to get even longer life out of an already inexpensive replacement head
on the stardusts.
