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How to clean an eGo-T atomizer (via YouTube Capture.)

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FullFledged2010 commented on 14 Oct 2013

My clearomizers never even get dirty? I've been using mine for over 3 months daily and everything still looks very clear and clean?

DeathsAngel323 commented on 12 Aug 2013

Lol dude u look like Seth rogan. Cool vid btw

T.C.X. S.T.X. commented on 17 Jul 2013

can u invite a friend?

VapersDelight commented on 18 Jul 2013

What do you mean?

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Sroor alahbabi commented on 01 Jun 2015

it burns and u need alot of force to vape... is this how it supposed to be

OSG GAME commented on 12 Nov 2015

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Cameron Steiner commented on 11 Mar 2015

Does the wick burn out or something? Is it a reusable tank? I need answers

Cameron Steiner commented on 15 Mar 2015

Thank you friend! Appreciate it:D

Fatima Fletcher commented on 15 Mar 2015

+Cameron Steiner it's a disposible tank. I just bought one for my husband but we also purchased different tank that is wickless and you only have to buy replacement heating elements for about $2.99. It's the mini protank 2 from kanger tech. Hope this helps!

xdkirbyxd commented on 08 Dec 2014

how long does it take ot charge? (turn green ) because I've charged it for about 5 hours and it's supposed to turn green to indicate that it's fully charged but it hasn't... I unplugged it after 5 hrs and i used it for 2 hours of continuous vaping.... do you know wht the prblem is???

Fatima Fletcher commented on 15 Mar 2015

+showmethelight01 You probably have a defective battery. It should charge after 2-3 hours

VaporChase Tutorial - How to Clean an eGo-C Atomizer

A quick tutorial on how to clean eGo-C atomizer heads. Note that if you want to do the dry burn and you only have an eRoll, you're going to need either an ...

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VaporChase commented on 28 Jan 2013

Ah yes, sorry, forgot about the wick inside the spike. You can dry burn that with a lighter if you want. It's silica fiber, so it may scorch a bit but it won't burn. Hold the spike plate with some tweezers and char the trailing end of the wick until the gunk turns to ash. You can remove the wick too if you're careful. Use a pair of tweezers to gently remove it, give it a dry burn as above, then gently re-insert it until the end of the wick up the spike is just visible at the other end.

VaporChase commented on 15 Jan 2013

Vinegar is certainly a possibility, though you'll want to seriously rinse the hell out of the wick and coil so you don't get a vinegar taste in your juice (that flavour sticks around). I don't recommend baking soda; it can get trapped in the wick and may not get completely burned off in the dry-burn phase. I do have some Kanger and Vision clearos -- I'm actually a big fan of the T2. Not so much the T3 (rev. 2). I also have a T4 and T5 on the way, plus the new Vision Nano to try.

Ken Wright commented on 15 Feb 2013

Hey Eric, thanks for posting this as I just got an eroll last week. I used your method and it worked great! The only difference is that I filled a small bowl with alcohol and swished the parts in it (didn't have a syringe on hand), then I held each part with a plier under hot tap water, dried the parts, put it all back together and the vapor is vastly improved, even though I had no way to dry burn the coil (no ecab or torch). So, at least, I can double the life of these heads.

VaporChase commented on 19 Feb 2013

Indeed, glad it worked out for you! That method should work just fine so long as you don't let the coils get too gunked up. The baked-on gunk is what's so hard to get off, and why dry-burning tends to be necessary; alcohol is fine for leeching out the loose liquid, but it won't help with the caking. You could probably dry burn after a fashion by blowing into the air hole on the side. It'll make you look like you're playing the world's smallest flute, but it would work. :D

elvampir0 commented on 28 Jan 2013

- I assambled the complete atti head in an eGo-C body & battery - Dry burned it in about 5 second pulses, untill no more smoke came out, no more "hissing" was heard, and i could see the coil glow. - removed the atti & placed it in very hot water, stirred it for a few minutes - placed the atti head in a stream of cold water - blew some air thru the atti and primed it with some ejuice. - put in back on my eRoll Good vapor, and no funny taste or smell! seems to work great!

VaporChase commented on 18 Jan 2013

Yeah, there's some debate as to whether or not aligning the spike plate with the coil helps. I did try it a year ago with the eGo-C but I can't say I noticed any significant difference. However my theory is that it isn't going to matter. The coil isn't long enough to stick out over the edges of the spike plate if you orient it perpendicular to the coil, so either way the vapor is hitting the plate before traveling through to you, so I can't see an advantage either way.

elvampir0 commented on 28 Jan 2013

After a week of heavy use of my new eRoll (wich BTW i absolutely LOVE), im back at using eGo-C atomizer heads. Today i decided to clean it, and i had no trouble cleaning the coil (as per your tutorial), but for the life of me i simply cannot clean the damn wick!. its black and full of gunk. Back when i used an eGo-C, i tried vinager, soaking in alcohol, vodka, boiling them, baking soda, and nothing worked. Do you have advice on how to clean a gunked-up wick? thanks!

VaporChase commented on 17 Jan 2013

As long as it didn't pull out a great tuft of the wick, it can be carefully re-inserted without much issue, so you can still use it. and if worse comes to worst, you can get 1-2mm glass fiber wick material, cut it down to about 1/2 to 2/3" and insert it. If you have some SS mesh lying around it might be helpful to wrap the end that goes up the tube in a thin strip of it to help it stay in place, or you can use tinfoil, but it's less sturdy and may be awkward to do.

LottaTroublemaker commented on 30 Aug 2015

For a hospital stay of a couple of months or so, wouldn't it be much easier to bring a load of replacement heads, than bringing all you need to do atomizer head cleanings? Cleaning for reuse at home makes a lot of sense, including for the environment, but while in hospital? Doesn't make any sense to me to bring pliers, alcohol, syringe, rinsing bowls etc. instead of bringing a couple of packs of replacement atomizer heads... But thanks for a great tutorial! :)

VaporChase commented on 21 Mar 2013

Yeah, you shouldn't dry burn before you've cleaned. Dry-burning will end up burning the juice and caking it on the coil. The damage done with a 3-second pulse would depend on the voltage it was done at for the most part, but your best course of action at this point is to soak in a little isopropyl alcohol (or vodka or a pure grain spirit such as Everclear) for an hour or so, then go through the normal cleaning process with a proper dry burn at the end.

VaporChase commented on 14 Jan 2013

That's some pretty good life out of those. :) For what it's worth I've tried a SS mesh wick in T/C type systems (eGo-T, eGo-C) and it never worked well. The problem is that silica wick drapes over the coil and feeds the wick that runs through the coil pretty well. SS mesh doesn't which creates a feeding problem. I've tried cutting slots in the bottom of the wick and making "legs" to straddle the coil but that didn't work well either.

elvampir0 commented on 28 Jan 2013

thanks for your reply! i once tried burning the wick to clean it (back when i used the eGo-C), but i used the stove, and it charred most of the wick! i guess it was a bit too much heat! LOL ill give it a shot using a lighter like you sugest. ¿howbout dryburning the atti without removing the spike plate? im thinking the heat from the coil would burn that gunk out of the wick. ¿you think that might work?

VaporChase commented on 14 Jan 2013

Glad you liked it! I imagine this could be used for the Eternity in tank mode, too, as far as I know they use the same spike plate and wick system so I can't see why it wouldn't work. (For the sake of interest this method can be used on the old eGo-T and 510-T atties as well, but it's a lot more fiddly 'cos you have to remove the spike plate from down inside the atty tube, which is much more awkward.)

VaporChase commented on 08 Jul 2013

Well, it depends on how much you use it and what sort of liquids you use in it. Generally speaking you should be able to get at least a couple of months use out of it if you clean it regularly (about once a week or so). But that can vary with thicker liquids or more frequent vaping. You'll know if it needs cleaning if you start getting a consistently off, possibly burnt taste from it.

VaporChase commented on 18 Jan 2013

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! It is indeed possible to activate the battery by blowing down the charging end. Two things though: Do it in front of a mirror so you can see the coil glow, and only blow in 5 second bursts with 30 second rests between, until you can clearly see the loops of the coil, and 2) Wipe the charging end off before putting it on to charge. :)

VaporChase commented on 28 Jan 2013

You could do it without removing the spike plate, the main reason to remove the spike plate is so you can see when the coil starts to glow. But you can still give it a shot. If you do it in a darkened room you should still be able to see the coil glow. When you get to that point you'll still want to remove the spike plate to brush and/or blow out the ash.

Blurgas commented on 06 Feb 2013

I've always pried the spike plate off with a small flathead driver, just pry up one side, switch to the other and go back and forth. I stopped trying to pry it off with pliers when I crushed the spike, tho once it's been yanked out a few times it comes loose easier. As for burning the wick, I just hit it with a mini-torch until everything is burnt away

elvampir0 commented on 18 Jan 2013

I forgot to ask... when you put the spike plate back on the other (coil) part of the atti, do you think the orientation of the spike plate matters? ibe seen quite a bit of controversy over this on the ECF, some say it should be aligned paralel (others say perpendicular) to the ceramic, others say it doesnt matter. what do you think?

lumac999 commented on 13 Jan 2013

nice tutorial. i have been cleaning these attys using a similar way for 5 months with at least 20 cleaning cycles on 4 attys. i think lining the spike cut outs with the coil is better than the stock way (other way round) . btw i have never heard of anyone breaking these attys so using a ss wick would make them last ages.

elvampir0 commented on 28 Jan 2013

I dry burned the coils, but not the wicks. I removed the spike plates (with the wicks on them), and then i dry burned the coils (the bottom part with the ceramic plate and coil). ¿do you mean should i do some dry burning with the spike plate (and wicks) in place (in other words without disasembling the atomizer)? thanks

vislandbud commented on 15 Jan 2013

i was thinking it might be easyer or more practicial to use vinager an bakeing soda or warm water an soda to clean rince them in a cup then rince under warm tap water i would pick up some vision or kanger clearos tho easy use an to fill an they last a long time without cleaning good luck an vapeaway cheers

How to clean and dry burn a clearomizer

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Senseblend commented on 28 Jun 2015

do i burn dry it when i first get it??? before i ever put the liquid in?

Mark K commented on 31 Jul 2015

+Senseblend Lol - Maybe I should look for a deal on craigslist for some preowned ones.

Senseblend commented on 24 Jul 2015

preowned? gross

SweatyJumper commented on 24 Jul 2015

If it is preowned yes. If new, no.

Kelly Young commented on 27 Jan 2015

Wouldn't this burn the wicks?

Kelly Young commented on 06 Jul 2015

Yea I tried it out, and it works really well! Thanks :)

nate lemon commented on 05 Jul 2015

The wicks that are in these don't burn perse, atleast not for a while, they just get all the gunk and stuff that's around the coils and it on them that turns them black and give them that bad taste

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Stephen Harper commented on 13 Oct 2015

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