evod making a gurgling popping noise

[paulcpfc]

been using my evod for a couple of weeks now and it's been great. thanks for the advice you all gave me on that battery life is great and a really satisfying vape.

problem is not a major one but when I am taking a drag it seems to make a gurgling popping noise which it didn't always do. have I over filled it ? I don't think I have but I sure you knowledgeable people will have the answer thanks in advance

[Perpetua]

You could have an air bubble when you filled it Paul, although the popping noise is nothing to worry about, just the coil heating up and vaporizing the eliquid.

If I get any gurgling, I give the mouthpiece a good clean out as it can get a condensation build up and take the base off and give it a wipe round.

That normally solves it for me.

Your coil may also be coming to the end of it's lifetime if you been using it for a couple of weeks now, so you might want to try replacing it as well.

[Deleted]

Can't really add anything to what Perpetua said though if you've tried all the above then unscrew and dismantle, let e-liquid out, then roll up a little kitchen roll (like you would a roll up) and put down centre bit to dry it out..

Or else with top off try a pulsating dry burn (pressing the button of your e-cig with evod tank off and just the bottom bit attached. Should 'smoke' a little and go from there)

Hope that's not too confusing

[Super-Shiny]

Have a read here paulcpfc at the condensation part of the post: allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/22461/evod-protank-tips-tricks

[markm]

Two weeks my be the clue here, although it depends on the amount of liquid it
Has gone through. As a rough rule of thumb the coil should be good for about 30ml
Of juice (different flavours and your vaping technique will also affect this)
So it might be time for a new coil, either replace the coil head or get some wire and
Wick and give recoiling a go, it's not as hard as you might think.

[dinamic22]

This happened to me paulcpfc even after cleaning & all other tips, then someone suggested tightening the centre post on the head as this can work loose when taking apart to refill i tightened it up & all was ok for a few hours & then it started again & someone advised me to check the rubber grommit that sits on top of the wick, that it was seated properly on the wick as liquid can get under it, i gently pushed it down & it made a very quiet sort of click in to place & hey no more gurgling.
I now regularly check all grommits are seated properly & centre post is tight on all my clearo's as they are all bcc's.