These work for me ( other people may tell you something different )
The atomizers ship with some not very good tasting ( my opinion ) primer in them. Take a paper towel and hold it over the tank side of the atomizer ( with no tank in it ) and blow in the battery side end, blow hard, blow often, keep using a clean spot on the paper towel until you are no longer wetting it with the primer juice you are blowing out of the atmomizer. Then take a fresh paper towel and roll up a section of it and clean as much juice as you can out of the inside where the tank goes.
To fill the tanks, just pop off the end cap where the diaphragm is ( the side that goes into he atomizer ) some folks will tell you not to do that… I have had no problems doing this at all, re-pop them off dozens of times, and have had no leaking from that seal at all. Just drip the juice into the tank and pop them back on… you do have to line up the flat sides of the cap to pop them back on.
With a brand new atomizer I usually put one or two drops of juice onto the puncture device before putting in the first tank, that is probably not necessary.
Take light long slow drags, don’t pull hard on it… that I have found was 100% of the problem with leaking for me ( leaving a flooded atomizer ) and also the issue of juice getting into the tank mouthpiece. After I started taking long slow draws my unit no longer leaked, I leave it assembled all night… no problems.
Don’t run a tank dry, when it is getting low.. pop out the tank… and top it off, I have found that a nearly dry tank doesn’t taste as good.
After topping a tank off 4 or 5 times, you will find the residual liquid gets a little dark… time to clean the tank, a cup of hot water does nicely, take the tank apart, pop off the end cap with the diaphragm, use the end of a paperclip and pull out the mouthpiece end plug, and pull out that second plug deeper inside the mouth piece as well ( throw that away, you really don’t need it ) let them soak for a few, dry them out with rolled up pieces of paper towel, put the mouth plug back in ( some folks don’t even do that ) re-fill it, put the cap back on and back into your atomizer… tastes like new.
On Cleaning the atty, I have gone from one extreme to the other, I started by soaking it in rubbing alcohol, and then going through a dramatic 2 day drying routine, I went from that to hot water, and still a 2 day drying routine, to now…. I don’t really clean it any more, I just puff half a tank of pure PG ( you can get that from almost any juice supplier ) and then go back to my regular juice.
I will deep clean it again when I have a serious problem.
Dry Burnt taste… this will happen…. #1 have you been vaping your behind off? Cause it takes time for that juice go pass through the wick in the puncture device to the atty, let it sit for 10 min and see if it still tastes like that… if it does not.. .problem solved do nothing
Still have a dry burnt taste, pull out the tank, take the end of a paper clip, position it just inide the puncture devise where the wick is ( careful you don’t want to push the wick through ) and tap it down about 1/16th of an inch… all of a sudden the atty performs flawlessly … at least for me. I end up doing this about once a week, but only when I have that specific issue.
I charge my batteries every night, takes about an hour ( my wife uses my second 650mah battery ) I use a 1000mah battery and keep the second 650 as a spare when my 1000 is charging…. That way 2 of us have stopped smoking with 3 batteries.
I did pick up a couple of extra atomizers, I have cleaned them up and tested them, but then have not touched them they are sitting brand new in my Ego case. I have been using the 2 atomizers that shipped with my eGo-T for a month now.
Things in my eGo-Case
Spare battery
10ml bottle of juice
A couple of paper clips
A couple of spare tanks
2 spare atomizers
A fold of paper towel ( in case I need to clean something out )
Im good to go!
Know that I am a newbie too, I have had this thing 1 month, and have totally stopped smoking for the last 22 days.