Is Your E Cigarette Cracking Fork?

 If you are new to Electronic Cigarettes, sounds like crackling and popping from your E Cigarette may sound strange or annoying to you. But don't worry because in most cases E Cigarette explosion is a normal thing.

However, even the most seasoned vapers should be wary of sudden changes in E Cigarette sound, this can be really frustrating and cause some big problems. 

Here are some tips on good and ugly E Cigarette sounds.

What Causes E Cigarette Popping?

A slight crackling sound is a completely predictable and usual process. This is an e-liquid that is heated and vaporized by the coil and is a good sign that your e-cigarette is working proly. When you make an E Cigarette, your e-liquid hits a very hot coil and turns it into vapor.

This response allows you to hear a crackling sound. The more or less noisy behavior of your E Cigarette depends on what kind of device and e-liquid you use, or the intensity and strength of the puffs. So, let's explain the factors that affect the crackling and popping sound:

Watts/Voltage Level

Using a sub ohm vape setup is the first cause of a sudden crackle. A highly open airflow RTA forces air and increases the productivity of the E Cigarette. More e-liquid condenses and less turns into vapor, so excess liquid makes noise.

The e-liquid cannot be vaporized effectively when your e Cigarette wattage is too low. For normal warm up you need to increase or try to do longer draws. Otherwise, your atomizer may be flooded and e-liquid may spit into your mouth. Avoid this by increasing the wattage of the device. Consider making an E-cigarette at a higher wattage and see if the sounds are still the same.

Also, try to change the airflow settings to reduce the amount of e-liquid. Twist the collar of your sub ohm tank to loosen some air pressure.

Why Is My E Cigarette Leaking Water?

Do you feel spitting back while making an Electronic Cigarette? This is a common problem. It spit out vapors because the juice collects in the coil and does not evaporate. This issue is caused by the coils being filled with too much liquid, low wattage settings and too open airflow, and a variety of other reasons. As a result, the liquid spit out like hot oil does when frying bacon, and it's pretty painful when the droplets get into someone's mouth.

How to Avoid Spitting E Cigarettes

over-priming

A common cause of a tank or RDA spitting out is overfeeding. Filling the coils is important, but some people overdo it and put too much liquid on the coil and create a wick. Instead, use a moderate amount to fill the coil.

Use Thicker Liquids

The thinness of high propylene glycol fluids makes it more likely to overflow a coil than fluids with high vegetable glycerin. If back spit is a constant problem, try cutting back on juice with vegetable glycerin or switch to high VG fluids entirely.

Reduce Air Flow

Deep frictions are another cause of coils flooding. Fortunately, this problem is easy to fix. Just do slower and shallower drags. The airflow can be squeezed, but the frictions still need to be shallower as deep frictions will fill the coil regardless of the airflow setting.

Ignite Coils Without Inhaling

Excess juice can be burned by firing the coils without dragging them. Hold down the fire button and let the coils light up. The extra juice will burst and splash for a few seconds. When blasting and spraying has stopped, the coils should not spit liquid.

Change Drip Tips

Another simple fix is ​​to replace the drip tips, but this will only work if the tank does not have a replaceable drip tip. The airways of some drip tips are angled so that hot droplets do not escape from them. However, this is not a surefire way to solve the problem, as some hot drops always manage to find a way into the mouth.

Different E-Liquid Ingredients

Feel free to fill your E Cigarette with new e-liquids, but remember one thing: thicker means more vapor. A thinner e-liquid can cause the coil to overflow and the atomizer to burst and splash. You can use thicker vegetable glycerin instead of thinner propylene glycol liquid.

When sugar is burned, it is very similar to wood. Both contain cellulose, which breaks down when burned. Then the gases evaporate and make a popping sound. It is completely natural for the e-liquid to make this explosion while being heated by the coil.

Twisted and braided coils have more surface area, which helps produce more vapor and can cause extra popping sounds. Such coils have more nicks and corners, so more e-liquid comes out.

We're talking about the occasional explosion due to the twisted coil structure and you can't avoid it. Make sure your coil twists and braids are very tight on your device.

You may also hear an E Cigarette explosion when your device has a narrow drip tip or chimney. Some condensed vapor stays inside as droplets and blocks the flow. Simply use a wider drip tip or switch to an RTC chimney.

Finally; 

Therefore, all the above factors can affect the E Cigarette explosion, crackling and spitting. It's mostly about the interaction of e-liquid and coil wire. Condensation vapor and extra droplets can cause terrible loud noise and spitting problems. Open the E Cigarette and enjoy the faint crackling sound of a working E Cigarette, satisfying like a fire in a fireplace. But if it's really annoying and you're feeling your 'electrical nerves', check your E Cigarette mod and correct it if necessary.

It is very good to be aware that any change in your e cigarette pen or mod could be a sign of trouble. Although extremely rare, there have been cases of exploding E Cigarette pens. In almost all these cases, there was a problem with the battery and any popping sound would not alert the user that something was wrong.

In fact, if the vaporizer is not making any noise and is overheating, then you should be worried and quit vaping immediately.