Why is my vape tank leaking?
Aug 21, 2020 · One of the most common reasons vape tanks leak lies in the filling. You have to be filling your tank properly. First up you have to ensure that you don’t overfill your tank. There should always be a bubble of air at the top, this helps create a vaccum in the tank and can help prevent e-liquid from leaking out of the airflow holes of your tank.
What should I do if my vape is leaking?
Oct 30, 2020 · I suppose if I was wearing a pair of my Dockers that has a thigh pocket it would work. But then it'd be leak city for sure when I sat down, because then that pocket would go horizontal. I guess I need a shoulder holster for my vape
Why is my vape not producing vapour?
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Why does my vape tank leak?
You have to be filling your tank properly. First up you have to ensure that you don’t overfill your tank. There should always be a bubble of air at the top, this helps create a vaccum in the tank and can help prevent e-liquid from leaking out of the airflow holes of your tank.
What is the name of the rubber seal on a vape tank?
Not only that, but when you take the bottom or top of your vape tank off, you might notice that there are small rubber seals. These are called o-rings.
Why is my rebuildable tank leaking?
This is usually always the culprit. If you don’t have enough wicking material then there isn’t enough cotton to hold the e-liquid in the RTA or dripper, so it will just leak through the air flow holes.
What is the o-ring on an e-liquid tank?
These are called o-rings. If these are broken or cracked then your tank won’t create a proper seal when it is all assembled, this can cause e-liquid leaks. You will usually have spares given in each e-cig kit or tank, so check if these need replacing.
Can you smoke a vape?
Vape like a vaper, not a smoker. If you aren’t inhaling correctly on your e-cig, it can absolutely cause leaks. Smoking and vaping are different things and while they feel very similar you have to vape differently than you would have smoked. When you are smoking, there is something already lit and burning.
Can you lie down a vape?
Don’t lie your vape tank down. The last tip on our list is the easiest. Simply don’t lie your vape tank down. Almost all vape mods and vape pens have a flat base and this is there for a reason. Your vape tank should be stored stood up and any laying flat of your e-cig tank should be avoided.
Can you get e-liquid down the chimney?
If you have a tank that fills from the top, where you have to unscrew the top of your tank, you have to make sure that you are not getting any e-liquid down the chimney. For new vapers, this is a hollow tube that runs through the centre of the tank and is not designed for e-liquid as it will just exit the tank at the bottom.
sonicbomb Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran
There are lots of Zeus X users here on the forum, some help should be along presently.
Mordacai Vaping Master ECF Veteran
Hello @Gue Ting Xuan, I'm not am X user. But you may well need to reposition your coils in the airflow as well as sort your wicking.
Dr. Seuss Super Member ECF Veteran
I just picked this tank up for my gf and even though I’m not all about the rta’s I really like this tank. So far you have some good advice here. You’re going to want the cotton “snug” in the coil, tight enough not to be loose but you still want it to be able to “expand” to hold juice.
Dr. Seuss Super Member ECF Veteran
Oh hey, the leaking. Holding it upside down for 50 seconds sounds reasonable to me. Really I don’t think you should be laying your vape on it’s side or upside down in your pocket etc. The nature of the thing is it’s going to wick it’s way out over time.
DeloresRose Vaping Master ECF Veteran
I have a Zeus x although I haven’t used it as much as the other Zeus I have. I do not test my atties for leaking by turning them upside down though. Some might be able to handle it. All should not leak right side up, or tipped somewhat for a short time.
Dr. Seuss Super Member ECF Veteran
See I use mainly rdtas and they’re notorious for being leaky so over time I’ve just gotten real good at keeping it upright. So I’m not real sure what is “acceptable” in terms of how long you can leave it on it’s side and not have a problem.
GOMuniEsq Self-Proclaimed Member ECF Veteran
I can comment. First of all, I admire your dedication to figuring this out. Some RTA users prefer to whine endlessly about their problems; you sat down and wicked yours 20 times in a row.
