It might not be easy to replace your heating coil with so many different types and models available. Maintaining your equipment can help it function better and provide better value for money with improved flavour absorption of your shortfill e-liquid. When should you consider changing your coil, and how do you do it?

What is a Vape Coil?

The coil in your device is what generates the vapour clouds from your selected e-liquid. These are housed within your device’s atomiser and are hooked directly to your battery, activating when you turn your vaporiser on.

 There are several coil material types available, such as Kanthal or stainless steel, with normal wire, Clapton coils, or mesh design. If your device, like the majority of decent vape mods, has variable wattage settings, you may raise the heat of the coils and the quantity of cloud generated, but at a cost: they will burn out faster than usual.

What the coils are constructed of is also important, with the most commonly used materials offering varying attributes for each vape. For example, stainless steel has a very fast ramp-up time, although Kanthal is popular due to its availability and is ideal for coil creation, which some expert vapers prefer.

When to Change Vape Coils?

Whether you are using high-quality coils such as innokin coils coils or normal ones, they all will give up one day. And that’s when you’ll have to swap them for good!

If you’re chasing clouds or looking for powerful flavours from 100% VG e-liquids, your coils may need to be replaced. When you use a lot of e-liquid during the day, it might damage and wear out your coils. This is especially significant if you want to use less juice for Sub-Ohm vaping.

What Happens if You Don’t Change Your Vape Coil?

Vaping at too high a power will cause your coils to burn out in seconds. If any problems arise, such as e-liquid in the centre of the coil, you may experience a popping or spitting sound.

If a coil is overworked, you may even hear a gurgling sound. As a result, the same guideline applies: switch your coil before it causes damage to your gadget. That is, without a doubt, the worst-case scenario, which should be avoided at all costs!

Due to the excess shortfill e-liquid in the tank of your vape pen, pod, or mod, it may leak into your device. Using a combination of e-liquids with the same coil might result in a black material soaking your coil, which can provide a strange flavour. Again, replace the coils frequently to avoid this.

Steps To Replace A Vape Coil

• You will need to access your coil if you are using a top or bottom fill tank. As directed by your equipment’s instructions, disconnect the tank or mouthpiece from the device battery. We recommend laying down paper or other absorbent material because e-liquid may still be present if the vaporiser has just been used. Make certain that your tank is completely empty.
• If you haven’t replaced your coil in a while, it’s likely that it’s covered with residue, so cover your hands with a cloth or paper towel to keep from getting your fingers dirty.
• Fill your tank with your preferred e-liquid and set aside for ten minutes. Following proper priming, run a test to ensure that it has been rebuilt correctly and functions well.