In this article we will focus on a few tips every Caliburn owner should know. I will add an index table just below this paragraph, so you can skip to specific tips!
- How to attach the pod
- How to fix Dry Hits
- Refilling the Pod
- Using the button
- Cleaning
- Bonus Tip
- Best Juices
So you finally got your hands on what seems to be the most popular open pod system on the market today, the Uwell Caliburn. Look, this is definitely the best selling pod vape on the market so far, and for many good reasons.
We won’t be getting into those reasons in this article, as the very reason you have this sexy pod system is probably because you’ve spent the better part of your day watching reviews and stuff.
We’ve had quite a few people come back to us thinking their Caliburn is broken! So we’re going to clear some things up.
On to the guide, shall we?
The tips below apply for all of the following Caliburn Devices:
- Caliburn A2
- Caliburn A2S
- Caliburn AK2
- Caliburn G
- Caliburn G2
- Caliburn GK2
How to attach the pod, properly
Hey so I filled this up, removed the plastic, clicked the button 5 times but it's not vaping! Why?!
This is fairly common, however it’s usually the same solution everytime. The Caliburn uses a two step latching system.
The pod is pulled in by two magnets, but still requires an extra click to fully snap it in place.
- Put the pod in the device
- Push the pod in until you hear/feel a click
How to fix Dry Hits on the Caliburn
Caliburn has one of the longest life spans when it comes to pods. I am a heavy vaper, and I own many pod systems. These super pods last me around 13 days!
Nevertheless, I do get an occasional dry hit some time during my second week.
There are two ways you can extend the life of the pods.
- Prime the Pod
Apply a few drops in to the center chimney – let it sit and absorb that juicy goodness!
- Primer Puff
Pull out the pod, cover the bottom with your finger, pucker your lips and take some puffs.
When to refill the pod
This is another simple tip, however we have met a few people that vaped their pods dry.
Don’t vape your pods dry!
- Check the e-juice level – Either by looking through the side windows or by removing the pod
- Make sure your liquid is above the engraved “MIN” line, which is just below the wicking port
General rule of thumb is to refill your pod when you notice it’s half empty.
Using the button to activate
This tip only applies to the original Caliburn Device, Caliburn A2 and Caliburn G as they can be operated using the button.
Aside from the Caliburn being a draw activated device, it also features manual firing using a button! You know, in case your sensor craps out, usually due to flooding.
Simply press and hold the button while inhaling. Release the button when done!
How to clean the Caliburn
Sometimes you are trying to take a drag and notice that you are not getting any vapor. Don’t worry, theres probably a fix for that!
Usually when your Caliburn is not producing any vapor – wether you are just inhaling or using the button, it is most likely flooded.
Remove the pod, and use a cotton swab to gently clean the bottom of the surface.
This will absorb the excess e-juice that may be blocking the draw sensor, and most likely solve the “no firing” issue.
If you still get no vapor when taking a draw without pressing the button, you may have damaged the sensor. You’re in luck though, as you can use the button to activate!
Cracked Pod
If you drop your Caliburn, there is a possibility that the pod can crack. If this happens you will notice that the pod may start leaking e-liquid. It is important to get rid of any excess liquid by following the method above.
You should also replace your pod if it’s cracked.
Bonus Tip
If the above methods are not enough to rid of the excess e-juice, you may have e-liquid inside the body of the Caliburn.
- Remove the pod from the device
- Wrap a piece of paper towel around the bottom part of the device (USB Port)
- Cover the bottom part of the Caliburn with your mouth
- Gently blow into the port
*Make sure that your pod is not attached, as this method will trigger the auto-draw sensor.
Best Juices for Caliburn
One of the great things about the Caliburn is the pod and the coil that sits inside of it. The nice large wicking slots allow the Caliburn to handle majority of e-juices. In our tests we found that Nicotine Salts work best as they contain more PG (Propylene Glycol) and less VG (Vegetable Glycerin) than standard free base e-liquids. This formulation is less dense and allows for easier wicking.
I would recommend to stay away from extremely sweet e-liquids, as those tend to gunk up the coil fairly quick. Also don’t try putting anything above 80%+ Vegetable Glycerin, that is way too thick and your pod won’t last! If you prefer free base e-liquids, stick to 30%PG/70%VG.
We tested an insane amount of free base and salt nicotine e-liquids with the Caliburn, here is our picks of the ones that perform best.
Best Nicotine Salts for Caliburn
Best free base e-juice for Caliburn
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Burst – Fruitbae E-Liquid
- CA$19.49
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Hopefully this simple guide was helpful to you wether you just got your Caliburn, or have been enjoying it for the past little while! If you came across this page and you don’t have this awesome pod system yet, I will do you a big favor, check it out below!
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Uwell Caliburn Tenet Pod Kit
- CA$41.99
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Uwell Caliburn A3 Pod Kit
- CA$27.99
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Uwell Caliburn X Replacement Pods
- CA$13.99
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Uwell Caliburn X Pod Kit
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