kayfun getting juice though chimmney

[sumo]

as the titlesays done my first ever coil the coil is a 1.2 with cotton vapes good but does get a bit of juice coming up when you vape with it. Vaping at 3.4v all seals in place and tight any help would be appreiataed thank you

[VapingBad]

Odd normally it trickles out the air inlet, maybe it's over-fill, maybe the air flow is too tight (sucks more juice in), you can vape through the air inlet on the side to burn off excess juice.

[chrisintheuk]

as above - Normally they leak via the air hols but if you are getting juice from the drip tip it sound like you have over filled, how have you set it up? Like this

[sumo]

Aug 10, 2014 15:58:02 GMT chrisintheuk said:

as above - Normally they leak via the air hols but if you are getting juice from the drip tip it sound like you have over filled, how have you set it up? Like this

set up just like that filled with syrenge just to top of clear tank so do't think i have over filled it 

[chrisintheuk]

If my kayfun leaks I normally get some tissue and place it by the the air hole then blow from the drip tip to clear it, normally works for me just don't fire the mod whilst you are doing it

[Ripshod]

Turn the volts up, vape that juice off. It's only running @ 9.6W. A coil like that will do 15W easy.

*edit*

ahem.... that would be 4.24V

Airflow has already been mentioned.

Underfilling/overfilling in that order.

[sumo]

thanks @chisintheuk and Ripshod just done what you adviced still geting a bit of juice though but not as much turned the air flow down as well

[hijack]

I think the vapour just condenses a bit on its way up and tends to pool up. I use a different drip tip that doesn't reach all the way down to the bottom of the 510 hole in the topcap, and the juice always pools there.
No leaking from airhole, no gurgling or getting juice in the mouth, so I just use a cotton bud when I do a refill to mop up a bit.
A drip tip with a larger hole might help stop it getting in your mouth.

[stevenlewis]

I had this with 1 of my kayfuns all I did was turn the 1st part of the chimney over ( the bottom section that covers the wick) and used the other end of the treaded tube it seems to have fixed the issue.

I think the 1 side just doesn't lock down at the bottom far enough and the other side gets an extra turn on the thread if u no what I mean.

[Dan]

Sounds like it's overwicking.

So you're giving more juice to the wick and coil than it's vaporising.

Turning up the power should solve the issue.