So anyway I got into vaping with a basic ego pen. I recently upgraded to a kangertech Subvod pen. I've been loving it especially how easy is to use and the excellent flavor I get (yeah yeah dripping is better). But I've been having issues with unscrewing the clearomized and actually getting down to the coil. Like the top of it has little notches so you can unscrew and fill from the top. But I can not for the life of me get this thing off. Maybe someone here has had experience with this particular pen and can help me.
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But for real I'm sure the issue your having is its been over tightened and hasn't been taken apart reguarly.. take a mouse pad and use the rubber side of it to get grip on the tank and this should help get it apart.. it's hard to tell exactly your problem without having a pic, but I've had this happen b4.. you can also use rubber bands around the base of the tank and on the top of the tank to get grip if that makes any sence.. but post a pic for better more in detail advice.
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But for real I'm sure the issue your having is its been over tightened and hasn't been taken apart reguarly.. take a mouse pad and use the rubber side of it to get grip on the tank and this should help get it apart.. it's hard to tell exactly your problem without having a pic, but I've had this happen b4.. you can also use rubber bands around the base of the tank and on the top of the tank to get grip if that makes any sence.. but post a pic for better more in detail advice.
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You need to wash the tank and o rings every time you change coils. I have been using my Nautilus Mini's since they came out, and very hard to get them apart from over tightening and sticky juice. Might want to change the O-rings if you have some extras now and then,
ehh, just throwing it out there, but keeping a little juice on O-rings is generally good practice, acts as lube. Without it they have been known to catch and tweak and get out of place or rip. If the thing is machined well it may not need it but it's just a thing to think about and I know it helps on tanks I've had.
I've heard of sticking the tank in the freezer so the metal contracts a bit. Not the battery just the tank. may help????
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