- Status
Welcome and glad you joined.
Could read:
7 Easy Ways To Stop Your Coil From Burning - Ashtray Blog
Vape Tastes Burnt? Main Reasons and How to Avert That
it is recommended 120-180 wattsYeah, his wattage is TAD high.... I mean tiny, tiny, tiny TAD too high.... recommended range for that coil is 60-80 watts... so fresh brand new coil vaped at 100 watt is TAD high....
Can anybody explain me why people need to vape at 100 watt??? From time to time just for fun I do vape on my Smok baby beast tank and I never exceeded 50 watts... higher I go less flavor I am getting and vape is way too hot to be satisfying....
He is using the original V8 CB, not the BB or BBB.
@20Stack If you didn't break down and wash the tank you will keep tasting the burnt notes. You also need to dump the juice in the tank down the drain. Wash with dawn, rinse, and give the tank an alcohol bath.
Oh... I poured the juice back into the bottle of 60ml.... And i did clean everything, still burnt taste, but it still hasnt improved, it is still burning my throat no matter what, I have it on lower watts but i still feel a slight burn
Attachments
Burnt or not never put juice from your tank back in the original bottle. What nic level are you using?
If you washed the tank in soapy water I would suggest rinsing it out with alcohol and install a new coil and use a different juice. PM PrOph3T here on ECF and let him walk you thru it while you are giving him feedback.
Hey so I am using an old coil, but this coil, when I take pulls from it, the air feels tighter, how would i fix that
Is the old coil a T8 and is your af wide open?
You can't 'fix' a clogged or burnt head, that's why they're replaceable. When you notice a more restrictive draw, reduced flavor or vapor production and especially if it tastes burned it is time to replace the head.
You need to thoroughly prime a new head & start off at a much lower power.
If you dumped the liquid remaining in the tank after you burned the wicking material into a bottle of fresh liquid most likely you transferred the burnt taste into the fresh liquid.
You need to thoroughly prime a new head & start off at a much lower power.
If you dumped the liquid remaining in the tank after you burned the wicking material into a bottle of fresh liquid most likely you transferred the burnt taste into the fresh liquid.
Just have to rinse it well with hot water. You sound like my wife Letitia.
Vinegar stinks to me. I can barely tolerate cider vinegar, and then for a very short time.
Recommended range is 60-80W, so 100W should not be immediately burning the cotton media. It is spec'd at 50-110W, so you're nearing the top end. At that wattage you should be taking a deep, fast DTL hit (let innuendos ensue, lol). If you're drawing too slow, you'll kill it. I got called in so I was not able to get in touch with you in-process but I did go throw a fresh T8 in mine and had no issues. The resistance reading you are getting is what troubles me. With a no or low defect coil head you really should not read that far off. This is a 0.15 coil and you are getting almost 0.20 ohms, and that is a good bit past what you could account for by variations in your mod's reading even accounting for some resistance in your tank to mod connection. If you are getting a similar reading after changing the coil and the taste persists then (1) Do not try to salvage an of the juice from the previous fill and (2) Clean all of your threaded connections inside the tank with alcohol, repeatedly if necessary, but do not use anything abrasive because that will lead to a compounding and progressively worse problem as you go forward. Do the same with your external threaded connections between tank and mod. It is possible you have two coils from a bad batch, but I would do the cleaning first. If you can notice carbon/oxidation build-up and the alcohol is not clearing it, you can use something stronger but you will need to do thorough rinsing with water & drying, probably several times before you try to use it (again, do NOT abrade). If your Alien is putting out & performing as advertised, you may consider using another compatible coil head. I have used the eLeaf HW coils, and they're ok (plus being they are built with an abindance of cotton, thus harder to burn), but my personal preferance being the Vaporesso GT coils (I use the GT8 on my Baby Beast and my NRG). Let us all know if you come up with any further details/observations so maybe we can shed some more light on your plight.
- Status
Similar threads
