Uwell Crown stock coils leaking...

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I noticed that if you get even a small amount of juice down the center post while filling then juice will leak out of the airflow on the bottom. I found that taking the coil out and swabbing the inside of where the coil goes with a Q-tip will soak up any excess juice and then after putting it back together it does not leak.
 

Icaruss

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I noticed that if you get even a small amount of juice down the center post while filling then juice will leak out of the airflow on the bottom. I found that taking the coil out and swabbing the inside of where the coil goes with a Q-tip will soak up any excess juice and then after putting it back together it does not leak.

I took out the coil after letting it sit for a bit and noticed that the base of the crown is a little damp, with tiny dots of juice down there. Is that normal? When refilling i made sure no juice dripped down the middle.. and there's still some minor bubbling/gurgling noises whenever i vape it.
 
I took out the coil after letting it sit for a bit and noticed that the base of the crown is a little damp, with tiny dots of juice down there. Is that normal? When refilling i made sure no juice dripped down the middle.. and there's still some minor bubbling/gurgling noises whenever i vape it.
I would suspect that even though you have tried not to you have gotten some juice down the center post while filling. Make sure to close off the airflow when you are filling the tank. As for the juice inside where the coil goes just swab it out with a Q-tip and you should be fine.
 

Icaruss

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I would suspect that even though you have tried not to you have gotten some juice down the center post while filling. Make sure to close off the airflow when you are filling the tank. As for the juice inside where the coil goes just swab it out with a Q-tip and you should be fine.

Okay thanks will try. Just hope it's just my mistakes and not the problem with the tank.. Will keep trying and hopefully the noise will go away soon.
 

dampfan

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Hello, guys I have noticed that this happens when you use the top fill. Bottom filling has completely eliminated the issue for me. I have a black Uwell Crown. I've contacted uwell to see if they can send me a thicker o ring that seals the coil, I'm hoping that this fixes the issue when top filling.

I have an original Crown in silver (not a fasttech copy or so).
As soon as i use top filling it leaks nastily, the coils get flooded, there is nasty gurgling and so on. Complete unacceptable.
When using bottom fill, it does not leak.

I bought it because of the top filling option.

I feel ripped off, although i know there are users without any leaking issues.

see also thread Uwell Crown Rba Leaking
 

VaporDaze

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Bought the crown when they fist came out and have had no issues, make sure you close off the air control ring before using the top fill if you are having flooding issues. Make sure all of your pieces are screwed together tightly and all of the o rings are in place and are in good condition. Best tank I've ever used, never leaks, never spits, just a great flavorful vape at any wattage
 
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dampfan

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Yea, I'm also having leak issues with my silver Crown. I close the airflow, don't overfill and still have this problem. Waiting on the RBA to arrive so i can see if that'll fix the problem.

The RBA is even worth, in my experience.
Only solution for me: i strictly avoid top filling, i just use buttom filling, and my leaking problems dissapear.
 
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