Why is my vape so harsh with a new coil?
If the airflow is completely closed off, you will most likely damage the coils and experience a very abrupt harshness. Always make sure that there is enough airflow to keep the coils cool in order to prevent that harsh vape.
Why does my new coil hurt?
The first issue that is known to burn out a coil is chain vaping. This means that when you use your vape, you often take puff after puff with no real break in between. This is the most common reason for coil burnouts and is especially common for people who are new to vaping and haven’t quite mastered their technique.
Why is my vape burning my throat with new coil?
Burnt hits are the result of powering an atomizer when there is no liquid or not enough on the wicks. Without liquid to vaporize, the coils start burning the wick, and the user essentially inhales burnt cotton.
Can a new vape coil be bad?
Here at VaporFi, one of the most common customer questions we hear is, “Why does my new coil taste burnt?” In very rare cases, it could be a defective coil – but that almost never happens. Instead, a new coil tastes burnt most likely because a vaper forgot to prime their new vape coil.
How long do you leave a new coil to soak?
It is a simple process and can save you burning your coil and wick when you first install your new atomizer. Simply add a few drops of e-liquid onto the wicking material of your atomizer head before you install it into your tank. Then after filling your tank leave it to soak for 5 – 10 minutes.
Why does my vape taste harsh?
One of the main reasons your e-liquid may be too harsh is because your nicotine has gone bad, or has “oxidized”. If your nicotine looks this way, and it didn’t when you first purchased it, there’s a good chance it has oxidized. Also, when you vape it, if it is harsh, burns, or has a bad taste, it’s probably oxidized.