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I don't know that device - but as a general rule it's time to change the coil when the volume of vapor drops off or if a burnt taste developes.
The sweeter and darker coloured the liquid you use, the quicker your coil will get gunked up and need changed.
The sweeter and darker coloured the liquid you use, the quicker your coil will get gunked up and need changed.
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There's so many I didnt t know what to get I had heet stick had a cool fire horrible tastes horrible and of burning day after changing coil and a vype epod too expensive but liked epod as so easy I got painful hands amd just change for new pod but too costly so I gone for this refillable pods and changeable coils meant to be easy to change on rhis uwell caliburn g it's more the pods I want to know when to change n case start leaking and ruin it
A certain amount of condensation seems to be par for the course with some pods. All I do with mine is wipe them out with tissue each time I refill them.
Condensation is OK, but a full leak which you will recognise when and if it happens is a different matter ... however some coils can suddenly leak as if a dam had burst when they come to the end of their life, so if a leak occurs my first thoughts would be to change the coil first and see if that solves the problem.
Being honest - a lot of vaping is learning as you go along, and the wisest advice I ever got when I joined was - "always have a back up for your back up!" It might cost you money but keeps you off of smoking.
As a final - if your coils have a recommended wattage - it's just that, a recommendation and no more - it's ok to start lower, and if you like the vape you get there it'll do no harm to stick with that setting.
Condensation is OK, but a full leak which you will recognise when and if it happens is a different matter ... however some coils can suddenly leak as if a dam had burst when they come to the end of their life, so if a leak occurs my first thoughts would be to change the coil first and see if that solves the problem.
Being honest - a lot of vaping is learning as you go along, and the wisest advice I ever got when I joined was - "always have a back up for your back up!" It might cost you money but keeps you off of smoking.
As a final - if your coils have a recommended wattage - it's just that, a recommendation and no more - it's ok to start lower, and if you like the vape you get there it'll do no harm to stick with that setting.
If a lot of the liquid gets into the electronics of any device and stays there then yes it will kill your device ... but may I say, don't overthink things too much, just relax and keep an eye on what's happening as you go along and keep tissues handy.
Good luck, take things easy and enjoy vaping.
Good luck, take things easy and enjoy vaping.
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