Uwell Crown 3 flooding

[lboyerbp]

Anyone with a Crown 3 have this issue? I read back a year or so and saw older Crown tanks had this issue as well. The wick holes on the coils in this thing are huge. I tried both the .25 and .5 stock coils that came with the tank and both start flooding after about 30 minutes of vaping.

 

[madstabber]

I use the original crown tank everyday and have for over a year. It's never flooded on me and I use 50/50 juice and used to use 80pg/20vg which is even thinner and never flooded. The more VG in your juice the thicker it is, so maybe try that and your tank won't flood as much. I don't know that's all I got.

 

[lboyerbp]

I cleaned out the tank and reassembled. One thing I have noticed is that both coils still leak a little juice into the bottom cap, but one of the coils goes nuts on the wattage on my mod -- i.e. I have it set on 80w and it bounces from 50-70 while firing. The other coil works fine, even with a little leaking into that bottom cap.

 

[QcVaper]

I cleaned out the tank and reassembled. One thing I have noticed is that both coils still leak a little juice into the bottom cap, but one of the coils goes nuts on the wattage on my mod -- i.e. I have it set on 80w and it bounces from 50-70 while firing. The other coil works fine, even with a little leaking into that bottom cap.

wattage jumping is most likely your mod..... When a battery starts to be low it does it too.
This is the first time i've even heard of the crown III leaking 0.0

 

[lboyerbp]

Definitely something with the coil I think... the .25 is still working great. I also think these coils are rated a little low, so I could have been vaping too weak and it was wicking more than it was vaporizing.