I just bought the Triton 2 tank, and I'm already having problems.
The clapton coil works really well, and there's no leaking anywhere but unscrewing the Triton 2's drip tip system is a serious PITA and took me about 5 minutes for it to budge using my hand. Once the tank was filled, another 5 minutes to replace. It's super hard to try and catch the threads, and even after it does, I can't tighten it down fully by hand. It's supposed to sit flush, but there's about another half a turn that it needs to go, but won't.
I've now refilled the tank for the third time, and it's not loosening up at all to remove or replace. My thumb is bruised. Is this a dud, and should be replaced? The tank's only 2 days old?
Thanks for your images.
Awaiting your findings after a few tanks.
I'm sure others are having small difficulty with the top cap on the v2 as well, but just muscling through it like I was at first. I think this really is a nice fix to prevent cross-threading, and just making it easier all around. :)
If you decide on a used Triton original, check the security code before you buy. If it was checked more than about five times, it's probably one of the many cloned on the market.
And here, I believe, is your fix:
After trying this, it is indeed much easier to thread the top cap! This could really help avoid any cross-threading. Here is one more view after installing the top cap:
You can see that the o-ring does not form a very tight seal with the chimney, but honestly this might be a worthwhile tradeoff. I am gonna vape on this for a few days and see if there are any leaking issues. Thanks for the idea!
For some reason, they did all get turned 90 degrees counter-clockwise when I sent them to myself, so you might want to fix that before you repost them. LOL
stealborrow from the wife.Now to go find my pliers.
What a
greatdesign. There's no way this baby's gonna leak.I'm not trying to be a smart aleck, but I have to ask. Are you sure you are not over-tightening the cap? And have you tried a couple drops of juice over the o-rings? And also sure you did not cross-thread the cap? Just trying to help problem solve.
Copy-paste ...
I have removed the inner o-ring and put it just up "one floor" (couldn't actually put it back on its original place after 5min. trying, so think about it).
Doesn't seem to change anything on the vape quality and on its sealing.
To be continued ...
Just be careful that it doesn't leave its (new) place when removing the cap.
It's the one inside, that is supposed to match round the chimney that comes out between the filling holes. Hope this is clear to you, not easy to explain ...
You have the same problem ?
With the change I made, I must admit there is a bit more condensation coming into the filling chamber, but not bothering to me.
Thanks kindly, and hoping for a permanent solution.
Let us indeed keep it easier staying here about that problem :)