<\/span><\/h2>\nLeaking is pretty common with the Smok Novo, especially when you’re not using it properly. If you notice that the Smok Novo is leaking, don’t panic. It is a common issue with vaping devices and can easily be solved. The Smok Novo comes with a top refilling tank to prevent spill, however, vape juice can still leak from the air vents and other openings. There are several reasons to this as well as fixes that you can apply.<\/p>\n
Cracked Plastic<\/strong><\/p>\nThis shouldn’t be a problem if you’re very careful with the Smok Novo but if you ever dropped the vape kit or you kept in your pocket and got bumped around a lot, it is possible that the plastic has been broken which will cause the Smok Novo to leak. Keep in mind that you do not have to see a crack to confirm that it leaking. If you notice that the leak is coming from near the top or sides of the pod, it could mean that the plastic has been cracked.<\/p>\n
Over Filing <\/strong><\/p>\nWhile the Smok Novo comes with a top refilling tank to prevent leaking and spilling, overfilling the tank will cause the device to leak. When filling the tank, you should watch the max fill line. Do not go beyond the max fill line or the device will leak out when in use.<\/p>\n
Silicone Stopper Missing or Not Properly Sealed<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Smok Novo will leak if the seals are not tight. To ensure this doesn’t happen, always screw the sections of the tank, o-gins and glass pieces tightly to prevent leaking. In some cases, the silicone stopper could be missing completely. Check if the silicone stopper is properly sealed or missing and seal it.<\/p>\n
Device Sitting For A While<\/strong><\/p>\nYou won’t always want to use your vaping device but leaving it sitting for too long could compromise the device. Avoid storing the vaping device filled with e-liquid. If you do this, the e-liquid will saturate the coil and begin to leak. If you’re not planning on using the device for 24 hours or more, then you should empty all the e-liquid.<\/p>\n
Flying \/ Increased Pressure:<\/p>\n
If you’re flying on a plane or travelling up a large mountain, you might want to keep your vape at home. The increased pressure of flying could make the Smok Novo to leak. It is best to empty the device before traveling or better still, go without it.<\/p>\n
Over Heating<\/strong><\/p>\nThis shouldn’t come as a surprise. You might be left with several problems if your Smok Novo overheats. This could occur if you leave the vape in a vehicle in the heat of the summer. A leaking problem is most common, especially if you have a full pod. This could cause the e-liquid to expand and push out through the airflow holes or o-rings.<\/p>\n
Freezing<\/strong><\/p>\nJust like overheating, your Smok Novo could leak when the temperature falls below zero. Vaping devices like the Smok Novo have an ideal temperature of +10 to +25 degree Celsius. Anything below that and the plastic parts of the device will become brittle and possibly break under freezing temperatures.<\/p>\n
<\/span>Final Thoughts <\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\nIf you notice that your Smok Novo is still unable to charge after trying these fixes, then you might be dealing with a faulty battery. If that is the case, then saving up for a new vape device is the best solution. Ensure you\u2019ve tried the fixes in this article correctly before going with this option.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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