Evod Problems

[Fraser19]

Hey guys,

I posted this about a month ago,but I am having problems again. I have a pair of Evod's and the battery keeps flashing. I know its not a dead battary because I bought two new batterys. I do not understand what is going on. Why does this keep happening? It doesn't matter if I change the coils or buy new batteries I cant seem to get it to work?

Any ideas on what I can do to get my EVOD to work properly?

 

[classwife]

Moved to Ego Type Models from Ecigarette Technical Issues

 

[DavidOck]

Is that Evod batteries or Evod toppers? Since that name is now used for either, hard to make any suggestions....

 

[Maiar]

I really don't mean to sound like a .... or anything... but are you charging them?

 

[opm2008]

Not sure if I have the same model, mine is the EVOD 650mah starter kit.
Yes, mine does flash a lot too
But mainly when I press too long on the button (12 seconds I think and it flashes a few times before power cut off).
Then while the button is depressed the button is not lit.
But it still runs after releasing the button and pressing down for the next drag,
And the other time it flashes is when battery is going out. I thought the former incident meant I had to charge the battery (silly me) but I think it is a safety feature.

 

[Kingboomer]

It'll also flash 5 times if there's a short somewhere. How many flashes do you get when you press the button OP?


-Kingboomer

 

[DavidOck]

Not sure if I have the same model, mine is the EVOD 650mah starter kit.
Yes, mine does flash a lot too
But mainly when I press too long on the button (12 seconds I think and it flashes a few times before power cut off).
Then while the button is depressed the button is not lit.
But it still runs after releasing the button and pressing down for the next drag,
And the other time it flashes is when battery is going out. I thought the former incident meant I had to charge the battery (silly me) but I think it is a safety feature.

Yes, after too long a press it will turn off to prevent overheating, and is good to go once you release the fire button.

Typically - but not necessarily with all makes and models! - when the charge is low it will flash 2 or 3 times and shut down. And may or may not repeat that action if you press the button again.

 

[glointhedark]

In addition to the above, make sure to keep the contacts on your batteries and charger clean. Moisten one end of a Qtip with a little alcohol and run it around the contacts on the battery and the charger (after unplugging the charger). Use the other end to dry off the battery and charger contacts. I do this every time I change my battery, and it really helps keep the battery running properly.