I have a few of the X-Baby tanks. I really like the top airflow. Now , to the point. It's a great tank, but they do, on occasion, flood. If the juice level appears to have obviously dropped, fold up a paper towel, wrap it around the airflow slots near the top of the tank, and blow hard through the drip tip. You may have to blow a few times. You can blow out all that juice that has flooded your tank without having to take the tank apart. That works for most tanks, and is easier with most others because they have the airflow slots at the bottom. Flooding on those tanks is an occasional headache, but it doesn't happen often, is easy to clear, and otherwise it is a very nice tank. If it floods after it has held juice for a while, try the method above. If it starts leaking or flooding as soon as you fill it, the likely culprit is cross threading at either the top or bottom of you coil, or a bad gasket. There isn't much else to go bad. Good luck