Hi guys , my tank is new yesterday i noticed there is a leaking from the bottom pin connecting the tank to the mod , the mod connecting hol is not flooded but there is few drips inside and i think its not safe at all ...im sure it didnt leak before i was cleaning it , is there is a chance i unscrew it some how ? Any tips on how to fix it ? Or should i replace it?
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I don't know that tank at all, but some things to check:
1) Are all the O-rings forming a proper seal, and are you sure you didn't replace one while changing it? (Tanks will often come with diagrams of what goes where and spare O-rings in case that happens... It's not uncommon).
2) Is there a part you think you might not have screwed in tightly enough? If so, do you have thoughts as to where? Everything should be tight, but not so tight that you'd break anything by screwing it down further.
3) Did you check that your coil was tight in the mod.... Is it a new coil and that is why you were washing your tank? Make sure that it is a hair tighter than finger tight, is what I usually do. Easy enough to remove with a bit of pressure, but definitely snugly seated.
4) If it's a new coil, could be that you have a coil that isn't good. Sometimes there have been QC issues with smok coils, and they can cause leaking and flooding. If everything else looks good, you could try another coil.
Best of luck with a solution.
Anna
1) Are all the O-rings forming a proper seal, and are you sure you didn't replace one while changing it? (Tanks will often come with diagrams of what goes where and spare O-rings in case that happens... It's not uncommon).
2) Is there a part you think you might not have screwed in tightly enough? If so, do you have thoughts as to where? Everything should be tight, but not so tight that you'd break anything by screwing it down further.
3) Did you check that your coil was tight in the mod.... Is it a new coil and that is why you were washing your tank? Make sure that it is a hair tighter than finger tight, is what I usually do. Easy enough to remove with a bit of pressure, but definitely snugly seated.
4) If it's a new coil, could be that you have a coil that isn't good. Sometimes there have been QC issues with smok coils, and they can cause leaking and flooding. If everything else looks good, you could try another coil.
Best of luck with a solution.
Anna
The condition is hard to diagnose without examining the equipment.
Could contact:
local B&M Vape Shop (Visit) -----Might be simple.
Vendor who sold it ---see if they will repair or replace or advise (any authorized distributor).
Manufacturer contact ---see if they will repair or replace or advise.
One of my X-Baby tanks did that too. It was a simple fix, since I had a few tanks sitting around that I never use anymore. The tiny grommet that fits the hole in the base of the tank and allows the contact pin to pass through is likely either distorted or just isn't sealing. I took one out of a Baby Beast tank that had a broken top hinge and fitted it in. Fixed it.
Good luck.
Good luck.
Hi and welcome. I too vote bad lower seal. It's not an uncommon issue.
I had the same problem with my xbaby leaking from the pin seal and I fixed it. Not a single drop leaking for a week. You push the pin out by a small screw driver. Add teflon tape a around the pin and then push the pin back in. Take care not to damage the seal.
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