Aspire Cleito tank help with leaks

[Dtt]

Hi all, I just started using the Aspire Cleito tank and cannot figure out how to stop it from leaking and wasting the juice. It seems to leak from the air vent. I've been using a 70 vg and 30 pg mix. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated!

 

[WardyGTC]

Check the seal at the bottom of the coil is seated correctly and that the coil is screwed in tightly. You have to be careful when unscrewing the top to fill it that you don't loosen the coil, a huge design flaw IMO and the most common cause of leaks on this tank.

 

[Glimmer]

Just a couple of days ago my cleito leaked from the air vent. For some reason I decided not to screw the coil all the way.

 

[mick brown]

The only things I can say are.

Check the coil is tight.
O rings are in good order.
Don't over fill it leave a couple of mm gap.
Don't screw the cap on too tight.

Never had any sign of a leak on my cleito.

 

[Tazz]

As directly above.
When i first got mine it leaked. I used to fill it to the brim. Since i left a few mil gap its never leaked since.

 

[Myashey]

When refilling close the air vents, leave a bit of a gap at the top. After screwing the top back on tip upside down. Then take a few draws before reopening the air vents. I follow this little ritual every time and have no problems.

 

[Dtt]

Check the seal at the bottom of the coil is seated correctly and that the coil is screwed in tightly. You have to be careful when unscrewing the top to fill it that you don't loosen the coil, a huge design flaw IMO and the most common cause of leaks on this tank.

Its still leaking!

 

[wraith]

Its still leaking!

Does it leak with every coil you have tried or just this one?

If the former you may just be unlucky and have a bad Cleito, if the latter you may just have a bad coil.

Mine does leak a little sometimes but nothing compared to my rdas and rbas.

 

[WardyGTC]

I've had two and they never leaked. What ratio juice are you using? It might be too thin if it's less than 70/30 VG/PG.

 

[nordelen]

All the advice above is spot-on. Is the liquid gushing out (half a tank in under 5 minutes?), or seaping out (quarter tank in 15 minutes)?