Riva 510 question.

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expat

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Hello..again :p

I started off a couple of weeks ago with a DSE901, and I really liked it. Raved about the thing to my husband, who tried it. HE liked it so much he's pinched it!

When I saw that was the way it was going to be, I ordered the RIVA510 from Liberty Flights. Goes fine, and I really have taken to the manual battery.

My question is this. It came with blank cartridges, which I am filling with my favorites. A cartridge goes fine for a couple of hours, and then I start to notice there is a tiny little bead of juice on the mouthpiece with every draw. *ack* foul stuff when you taste it, yummy when you vape it...go figure!

What am I doing wrong? I am sure it will be me.
 

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Try replacing the white filler with the blue foam. I'm new to all this too, but I started using the blue foam a couple of weeks ago and things are going much bettter. The carts will hold more and last a bit longer. One suggestion though, the first notice of an 'off taste', either change the foam or wash it. I've found I need to change the blue foam filler daily, sometimes sooner, but they last much longer than the white stuff. Good luck.
 

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You probably have some juice built up in the tip of the cartridge. Take a paperclip or other thin object, stick in the hole in the mouthpiece and pry out the cap at the tip. It's not obvious that this is a separate piece, but it is. Once that insert is popped out, you will probably find some excess liquid in the area behind it. Dry it out and pop the cap back in. This is supposed to act as the final barrier to getting juice in your mouth, but after awhile some builds up in there and needs to be cleaned out.
 

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You probably have some juice built up in the tip of the cartridge. Take a paperclip or other thin object, stick in the hole in the mouthpiece and pry out the cap at the tip. It's not obvious that this is a separate piece, but it is. Once that insert is popped out, you will probably find some excess liquid in the area behind it. Dry it out and pop the cap back in. This is supposed to act as the final barrier to getting juice in your mouth, but after awhile some builds up in there and needs to be cleaned out.

This is great advice. Back when I used carts I took it one step further. After replacing the polyfill with blue foam, I would use a small amount of the polyfill and place it in the small gap underneath the cap to catch any excess liquid.
 

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    Most times I can remove that cap w/ just my fingernails. One thing that I do wrong yet- occasionally if I want a few quick vapes before putting my pv down to do something, I'll accidentily blow the vape out into the mouthpiece instead of moving my pv to the side. It's not dry smoke from an analog and it'll fill that endpiece up quick.
     
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