Will taking out the bottom airflow screw of a Kayfun Lite stop any leaks

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FundamentalForce

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I have a genuine kayfun lite v2 and sometimes experience minimal dripping on to my mods. It's not really significant, just annoying. Will removing the bottom airflow screw remedy this problem? Looking at the design it seems that it might. Or am I really off base? I might add that this has become an issue only recently and I have no idea why. Thanks for any imput!
 

DavidOck

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As Hugh says, it would allow it to drain down to the mod, if it leaks, but it shouldn't make it leak.

Maybe your coil/wick is just a tad lower than your normal build. Too low and it can drip/ooze a little. Generally if an O-ring, anywhere, is bad, mine will do a lot more than drip. Closer to drain :laugh:
 

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Taking the airflow screw out will not affect the vacuum lock of the tank. Leaks occur when the tank loses it's vacuum seal, or when you cover the air hole and draw liquid into the chamber and flood it on purpose. If you need o-rings, I supplied the links below to the sizes you need in Vitron (chemical resistant). I find they last a lot longer and the chimney one is a little thicker and

McMaster-Carr
9263K555 - McMaster-Carr
9263K121 - McMaster-Carr
9263K292 - McMaster-Carr
 
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