Argus G4 Mini: How to fill the pod with e-liquid
Written by Vape & E-Liquid Team Last updated
You need to add e-liquid to the pod but cannot find a fill port on the top or sides. The pod fills from the bottom, which catches a lot of people out.
Why this happens
- The fill port is on the underside of the pod, hidden beneath a silicone plug, so it is easy to miss if you are looking at the top or sides
- The silicone plug may feel flush with the pod body, making it hard to spot without removing the pod from the device first
How to fix it
- Remove the pod from the device by pulling it free from the magnetic or press-fit connection
- Turn the pod upside down so the bottom faces up
- Locate the silicone plug on the base of the pod and pull it free
- Place your e-liquid nozzle into the fill port and fill slowly, stopping before the port itself to avoid flooding
- Press the silicone plug firmly back into place so it sits flush and seals the port
- Leave the filled pod upright for several minutes before vaping, to allow the e-liquid to saturate the coil fully and avoid a dry hit
- Reinsert the pod into the device once the coil has primed
Replacement pods and coils
Worn pods and coils cause most of these faults. We stock the parts that fit the Argus G4 Mini.
Other Argus G4 Mini problems
- Gurgling noise or spitting when inhaling You hear a gurgling or bubbling sound when you inhale, or you get spits of hot liquid hitting your mouth. The vapour production may also feel reduced or uneven.
- Tight draw or restricted airflow The draw feels noticeably tighter than usual, or airflow seems blocked, making it harder to inhale normally. This can come on gradually or appear suddenly after a refill.
- Weak vapour or poor performance when vaping Vapour production feels noticeably thin or weak, and flavour has dropped off compared to when the device was working normally.
- What the battery lights or display mean while charging and in use The battery indicator lights or display are showing something you do not recognise, or you are unsure what the current charge level or charging status means.
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