So I recently bought a KGo and it has been working great for me for the past week. It's came with what I think at ce4 clearomizers. The problem that arose is that after cleaning my tank and going to use it again is it is now harder to suck out of and takes a lot more effort. Almost as if something is blocking this air holes. Any ideas on what it could be? Thanks, end0.
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how did you clean it? did you use water? if you used water, was it hot? did you dry it off before you refilled the juice? how long has that CE been your primary? is there any gunk buildup in the vented portion of the threading/positive post?
you could of pinched the wicks with the rubber sleeve.
look at the wicks to see if the clear top hat is pinched over the holes.
plug the mouth piece end with a finger, unscrew the bottom, take out the post, and check the wicks.
look at the wicks to see if the clear top hat is pinched over the holes.
plug the mouth piece end with a finger, unscrew the bottom, take out the post, and check the wicks.
Not really much I can add to the above. I have 7 or 8 stardust and except for some leaking plastic juice which was my bad. I've only used HOT HOT water and then let them air dry. I'm no good at a dry burn.
have you tried depressurizing every couple hits? just screw the mouthpiece off and then screw it back on, do the dip so the liquid goes up toward the coil and vape. I find depressurizing in this way makes my CE work much better.
I cleaned it by unscrewing mouth piece, took the little silicon cap and metal cap out then rinsed everything off/out till wicks were white. Yes I used hot water. Dried it off blew out breather tube. Been primary since I got it about week and half ago. I get vapor no connection issue and how would I tell if gunk is there/clean it out? It was fine before I cleaned it and this isn't the first time rinsing it out.
To get the gunk out, you will have to do a dry burn (with the silicone cap off). It's a bit trickier with the Stardusts that are not rebuildable because you can't pull the tank to get it out of the way. Make sure you get the rebuildable version when you replace it ($4.99 from HoosierECigs and others). I did a dissertation on how to clean a ViVi Nova a while back and it pretty much mirrors what I do to clean the rebuildable Stardust. Some will not apply to the non-rebuildable but the dry burn part will.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...rienced-dullness-their-vivi-nova-3-print.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...rienced-dullness-their-vivi-nova-3-print.html
I do a dry burn with silicon off every time I clean it before I refill it.
Sounds like you just had some gunk build up down your center post. Glad it's working now.
It's is quite probable that it got pushed in there when you cleaned it. It's a goo thing to check. I always do a few test drags off the batt after a cleaning to make sure I didn't wak something out.
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