Hello everyone, just joined your forum. Having today purchased a innokin mvp2 and I can't get it to work? After searching the internet for any clues on what to do, I believe (maybe?) that its shorting? The green light stays on and the Ohm meter reads zero. I know i'm not the sharpest knife in the block but some clearer instructions wouldn't have gone amiss, am I just doing something blatantly wrong? Or have i picked the brand new one that doesn't work out of the box? Please help me and use laymans terms if possible, all help is appreciated, thank you.
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What tank do you have on it? If the tank is properly installed then you "should" get an ohm reading. There will be no motor noise. Does it look like this?
Motor noise? Did you forget to pit the headlight fluid in it?
Seriously though, a pic of what you've done or explain what type of atomizer you have on it, etc. We need lots of details.
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Seriously though, a pic of what you've done or explain what type of atomizer you have on it, etc. We need lots of details.
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I got my tinfoil hat on, I'll give it a try. In the first place an MVP2 doesn't have a motor, so a lack of motor noise is normal.
The problem you're having is the ohm meter reading 0.0. This means the MVP2 doesn't think it has an atomizer attached at all. You don't say what kind you tank, cartomizer/clearomizer you have, so there could be many reasons, but it will not work without. Did you attach the tank/whatever to the MVP2? Is it screwed down tightly? If your has an adjustable center contact pin, is it adjusted out far enough to make contact? If it has a replaceable coil head inside, is the coil screwed in tightly? Check all of that, and try again once the MVP tells you it has an acceptable resistance attached. If you can't find it, tell us what kind of tank, and take some pics if possible. You'll have to make 5 posts to put pics up, so say hi to everybody.
The problem you're having is the ohm meter reading 0.0. This means the MVP2 doesn't think it has an atomizer attached at all. You don't say what kind you tank, cartomizer/clearomizer you have, so there could be many reasons, but it will not work without. Did you attach the tank/whatever to the MVP2? Is it screwed down tightly? If your has an adjustable center contact pin, is it adjusted out far enough to make contact? If it has a replaceable coil head inside, is the coil screwed in tightly? Check all of that, and try again once the MVP tells you it has an acceptable resistance attached. If you can't find it, tell us what kind of tank, and take some pics if possible. You'll have to make 5 posts to put pics up, so say hi to everybody.
The green light means fully charged. The ohm meter "should" read the tank. If you have a tank the MVP can't read it is either because the tank is improperly installed or the tank you purchased has a coil the MVP can't read. (such as a subtank)
In addition to what's been said above. Don't tighten the tank too much it could cause a short. I think if it's reading 0.0 that indicates a short. If it reads non that means no atomizer found.
Hello and welcome,
Just wanted to point out that creating two threads here under "New Members" may not get you the answer you need as one thread is usually sufficient.
That being said....
It sounds like there is an issue with connection between your MVP and the tank/coil you're using. It's simply telling you it cannot detect a coil, or a short as mentioned above.
If you have a way of posting pictures, that would help us to help you!!!
BTW, there is no "motor" to hear, but you should here some crackling and popping noises as the juice is being vaporized.
Just wanted to point out that creating two threads here under "New Members" may not get you the answer you need as one thread is usually sufficient.
That being said....
It sounds like there is an issue with connection between your MVP and the tank/coil you're using. It's simply telling you it cannot detect a coil, or a short as mentioned above.
If you have a way of posting pictures, that would help us to help you!!!
BTW, there is no "motor" to hear, but you should here some crackling and popping noises as the juice is being vaporized.
Yes it is one of those pictured, it has a iclear 30 clearomizer fitted, I have adjusted the centre pin lower,it is attached firmly, the ohmeter still reads 0.0. Does this machine operate silently? Thank you for your help so far.
All battery mods are pretty much silent, depending on the mod. You "might" hear a slight buzzing or whine from them, but nothing else.
If I were you, I would take the mod and clearomizer to a local vape shop and see what they say. They should be willing to go over the whole thing with you.
If I were you, I would take the mod and clearomizer to a local vape shop and see what they say. They should be willing to go over the whole thing with you.
Same thing I was thinking. Could be the atty has a short and is DOA. Have you tried changing that and seeing what happens then?
Any battery should operate "silently". If you hear any noise coming from it, I'd toss it in the yard and back away
hmm trying something here - you can ignore this posting....(trying to learn how to quote more than one person in a reply)...
(well, that didn't do it either, that I can see as I'm typing my reply... let's try posting the reply and see what comes out)
Same thing I was thinking. Could be the atty has a short and is DOA. Have you tried changing that and seeing what happens then?
Any battery should operate "silently". If you hear any noise coming from it, I'd toss it in the yard and back away
(well, that didn't do it either, that I can see as I'm typing my reply... let's try posting the reply and see what comes out)
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