Advice finding something specific please!

[Ratfinkz]

Guys I am really confused and clearly missing some. ,The echo D which was linked to in first post claims to be VV? It doesn't have any dials (but VV might work through button) if it is not VV is it not worth putting a complaint in to let them know and if it is why was she linked to non VV? I am sure I am missing something, am not saying you guys are wrong!!
Well done on quitting smoking =)

[wolfatthetable]

I don't understand most of what you just said.

I bought an e cig which was fine. I then bought another one (like 2 posts ago I linked to it) and its leaky.

[Karma]

Re the leaky one. Have you tried taking it to bits and putting it back together again? Some clearos are a bit leaky, I was never a fan of them until I found these

www.vapeescape.co.uk/Vaping-Spares/Clearomisers/Innokin-CE5-IClear16.html

[djs]

Sept 29, 2013 19:34:22 GMT wolfatthetable said:

I don't understand most of what you just said.

I bought an e cig which was fine. I then bought another one (like 2 posts ago I linked to it) and its leaky.

Maybe the clearomisers that came with it are just not so good. It happens. ??

[nigel]

If you removed the tip to fill it then you may have accidentally misplaced the 'O' ring that is on the tip, if this is the case then it will not sit right on the clearomizer and it will leak a bit, you say you got 2, try comparing the components with the good one and seeing if there's anything different.

But congrats with no smoking and to the forum.

[Ratfinkz]

Sept 29, 2013 19:34:22 GMT wolfatthetable said:

I don't understand most of what you just said.

I bought an e cig which was fine. I then bought another one (like 2 posts ago I linked to it) and its leaky.

Sorry I did not mean to confuse you, was confused enough for both of us as it was!!!

Welcome to the forum and congrats again on giving up =)

[wolfatthetable]

Maybe this will help:



This makes it leak

[GunJack]

right, so take the drip-tip out, and stand the body up on a flat hard surface. Does the top silver bit (with the threads in it) look wonky? If so, get a book or similar, lay it flat on top of the silver ring, and just ease down with some gentle pressure on it. You may find the silver part has just popped off on one side slightly - doing this may correct it. Alternatively, similar principle if the bottom part has become crooked. See how you get on

[GunJack]

OR...... if it's a rebuildable (as I've just checked your link for what you got), it may just need taking apart and putting back together, as often rebuildable clearos in kits are not fully assembled before delivery. Some vendors mention this specifically somewhere on their sites, others don't. Try this before the method above

or if neither of the above work, get in touch with the vendor for a replacement

[wolfatthetable]

The silver bit is deffo crooked. I tried to move it though and it won't budge. I don't think that bit comes apart does it?

[GunJack]

Sept 30, 2013 11:56:21 GMT wolfatthetable said:

The silver bit is deffo crooked. I tried to move it though and it won't budge. I don't think that bit comes apart does it?

no it doesn't but they're normally a push-on fit and need a little push right