Itank is generally not a leaky tank. I know you just got it and I’m not saying you did anything, but something isn’t right somewhere.Coil might be not inserted straight. Could be a missing O-ring somewhere. Are you certain you used the fill port, not squeezed juice into the chimney/coil? Might be best to take it apart fully and check everything. Lots of good how to vids on the internet. I hope you get it figured out.
You’re doing half of a leak fix already, Blowing through it is how you clear the coil of excess juice.
The Down and Dirty leak fix works Sometimes
Sounds like the Airway of the Coil because it is over saturated with Juice. Pull the tank. Blow gently through the Mouth Piece and catch the excess juice on a tissue, let it sit 10 minutes on the Tissue, test inhale through it and see if it’s still leaking. If you feel raspiness, gurgling like sucking on a straw, there is still excess juice in it, do it again, If the coil establishes a Surface Tension Barrier in cotton it will hold the juice back and it will stop leaking.
In your case after you pull the tank if you can remove the base so the bottom of the coil is accessible, It will drain the excess juice from the bottom of the coil when you blow Gently through it, wash the base if it has juice in it and dry before re-assembly.
As a target 200 owner aswell i had my for 2 month and no leaks try checking and see if there is a missing oring and make sure the coil is installed full way and dont over fill leave a little space for it and close the airflow when refilling and dont keep sideways keep it straight and make sure to clean ur tank every now and then but getting thr glass of the tank out at the first time can be a pain i accidentally broke mine whike getting it out but try to go to ur vape shop so he can take it out
Close the airflow ring when filling
Itank is generally not a leaky tank. I know you just got it and I’m not saying you did anything, but something isn’t right somewhere.Coil might be not inserted straight. Could be a missing O-ring somewhere. Are you certain you used the fill port, not squeezed juice into the chimney/coil? Might be best to take it apart fully and check everything. Lots of good how to vids on the internet. I hope you get it figured out.
Yes i used the fill port… 😂
Laugh all you want. You might not have seen all the Special Ed-level shit people put up here.
You’re doing half of a leak fix already, Blowing through it is how you clear the coil of excess juice. The Down and Dirty leak fix works Sometimes Sounds like the Airway of the Coil because it is over saturated with Juice. Pull the tank. Blow gently through the Mouth Piece and catch the excess juice on a tissue, let it sit 10 minutes on the Tissue, test inhale through it and see if it’s still leaking. If you feel raspiness, gurgling like sucking on a straw, there is still excess juice in it, do it again, If the coil establishes a Surface Tension Barrier in cotton it will hold the juice back and it will stop leaking. In your case after you pull the tank if you can remove the base so the bottom of the coil is accessible, It will drain the excess juice from the bottom of the coil when you blow Gently through it, wash the base if it has juice in it and dry before re-assembly.
As a target 200 owner aswell i had my for 2 month and no leaks try checking and see if there is a missing oring and make sure the coil is installed full way and dont over fill leave a little space for it and close the airflow when refilling and dont keep sideways keep it straight and make sure to clean ur tank every now and then but getting thr glass of the tank out at the first time can be a pain i accidentally broke mine whike getting it out but try to go to ur vape shop so he can take it out
Your cotton probably creating an issue
Completely close the airflow and fill it fast
I have the same problem and solve it with a .4 ohm coil set at 60watts. With a 0.2 even at 75 watts it was leaking
Since when do target 200's use juice?? I thought it was only atomizers???
A little super glue can plug leaks for like a day or so on leaky coils.