Oozing Goo - The Lava Lamp Syndicate

Have a midnight century, blue/white. It heats up and fully melts and starts flowing, has awesome flow. Then about and half hour-hour into run, the wax fills with air bubbles, and the flow goes to tiny blobs about the size of a grape.... Dose anyone know what the problem mite be??

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Sounds like a bare spot on the coil to me. Those pull in water, and make those little blobs you see. Each one of those has a water bubble in it, if it's what I think it is. When you lift the globe up, can you see a spot on the coil where there's no wax stuck to it? If so, there's a likely suspect. I've found that turning the globe in the base in short, sharp bursts can help pull the wax over onto the bare spot. Sometimes you have to do that over and over...sometimes it never really works.

Well I checked this out. And there is no bare spot on the coil..... I'm a little stumped on this one

I haven't figured out the bubble issue, it doesn't bother me that much.  But the grape sized blobs could be from overheating.  (see picture forth from left below)

Ya I mite try a dimmer

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