Over time, components of your electronic cigarette wear out and require replacement. And while the cost is minimal, you certainly don’t want to be ordering new parts every time you turn around.
Two components that do eventually wear out are the electronic cigarette’s atomizer and battery. Taking steps to maximize the life span of these items will help reduce the cost of your vaping experience.
Continue reading for a quick description of ways you can maintain your atomizer and battery for maximum life span and learn more by visiting our newest knowledge center article – Ways to Extend the Life of your E-Cigarette Atomizer & Battery.
Atomizer – Your E-Cigarette’s heating Element
The average life expectancy of an atomizer is 2-3 months. One of the utmost important things for you to do to keep it in good order is to ensure it stays moist all the time.
Periodically cleaning the atomizer is also a good idea. Do this by separating it from the electronic cigarette and soaking it in some Coca-Cola for a few hours. Coke contains properties that break down particles. After soaking, take some tongs or pliers and hold it next to the outlet of a steaming tea kettle for a few minutes.
In addition to this general cleaning, you should also keep the contact points clean. Do this by taking a Q-Tip and wiping the contact point inside the atomizer on the screw side.
Battery – Ensuring you have the power to vape
Without a battery, you won’t have the power you need to use the atomizer so therefore, it’s an integral part of the vaping experience. Most electronic cigarette batteries last around 200-300 charges.
If you’re using a manual battery model, you want to be careful and not push the button too hard. This can potentially cause the button to stick or fall into the battery.
If you’re using an automatic battery, slightly unscrew the battery from the atomizer when you’re not using the electronic cigarette. Leaving them together will drain the battery quicker so be sure the contacts are not together when not using your unit.
Another important item you need to stay on top of is the electronic cigarette liquid. If you’re filling your own cartridges, you need to be careful and not overfill them as this could potentially leak and damage the battery.
DAMAGES FROM LEAKING E-LIQUID ARE NOT COVERED UNDER ANY WARRANTY
Besides staying on top of your e-liquid, you should also clean the contact points like you would for an atomizer. You can easily do this by taking a Q-Tip and wiping the threading for both the atomizer and battery.
These are just a few ways you can extend the life of your atomizer and battery. Learn more by reading our newest article – Ways to Extend the Life of your E-Cigarette Atomizer & Battery – or visit our electronic cigarette knowledge center today.

