What to do if your e-cigarette smokes?

1. Checking the assembly: Make sure that all parts of your e-cigarette are assembled correctly and screwed tightly. In particular, check the connection between the tank and the base as well as the position of the atomizer head.

2. Replacing worn seals: Check the condition of the seal rings regularly. If they appear cracked or porous, they should be replaced. To do this, use the replacement seals included in the scope of delivery or get new ones from a specialist retailer.

3. Filling the Tank Properly: Avoid overfilling the tank. Make sure that the liquid does not extend beyond the air tube to prevent it from escaping due to pressure or movement.

4. Close airflow when filling: Make sure that you close the airflow control of your e-cigarette before filling to prevent liquid from escaping when refilling.

5. Adjust pulling technique: Avoid holding down the power button longer than necessary. Release the button shortly after the last pull to avoid afterglow liquid.

6. Choose the right liquid: Pay attention to the viscosity of the liquid. High-VG liquids are usually thicker and suitable for powerful vaporizers. PG-heavy liquids are thinner and could be more likely to cause smoke with certain vaporizers.

7. Changing the coil regularly: Replace the atomizer head regularly to avoid deposits and leakage. Make sure you use coils in the recommended power range to ensure optimal vaporization.

If your e-cigarette continues to smoke after following these tips, it may be helpful to consult a professional or, if necessary, take the e-cigarette to the manufacturer or a specialty store for inspection.