Fault

[Topwater Elvis]

From the user manual,
" The red LED will blink 3 times if the PCB is overheated."

It is one of the protection features, I suggest not trying to force it to work when a protection feature is causing to not function trying to protect you.

The endura t20s is a non replaceable internal battery.
If it is relatively new try returning it, if not probably time to replace.


Always have backups.

 

[Deanohagan23]

From the user manual,
" The red LED will blink 3 times if the PCB is overheated."

It is one of the protection features, I suggest not trying to force it to work when a protection feature is causing to not function trying to protect you.

If it is relatively new try returning it, if not probably time to replace.

Always have backups.

Yeah il just buy a new one and the same one as it was working 100% and didn’t give me any bother until that

 

[sdennislee]

No?

Read my post 16, if you look in the lower right corner of each post you will see the icons for Facebook, Twitter and Google immediately to the right of those you will see the post number. Scroll up to post 16.

 

[Topwater Elvis]

You can't expect reliability & longevity from a less than $25 AIO.

May want to give some thought about getting a replaceable battery power device so you don't have to toss the whole thing when not if the battery or charging port goes flaky

 

[Letitia]

I would consider buying a device that gives you more control. I would also advice never setting anything with a battery on your stove period.

 

[sdennislee]

How do I be the battery out of this?

You don’t, you replace the mod, keep the tank and buy a mod that has an external battery, one that can be replaced.

 

[Coyote628]

Time for a new mod it looks like.

 

[Baditude]

Yeah il just buy a new one and the same one as it was working 100% and didn’t give me any bother until that

I would consider buying a device that gives you more control. I would also advice never setting anything with a battery on your stove period.

This ^.

AIO, or "all in one" vape setups are marketed to new vapers as good starter kits. But in reality they aren't. If any part of this type of setup fails (tank, mod, or battery), you'll need to buy an entirely new setup.

Setups that use separate removeable parts (tank, mod, and battery) allow you to replace just the part that is no longer working.

Another con with AIO setups is they typically do not have variable wattage. This is a very desirable feature to have on the mod, as it will allow you to adjust the power output from the battery to the heating coil in the tank. Often, an undesireable vape can be corrected simply by adjusting the wattage control lower or higher. You can't do that with your current setup.

Please read the below article before you purchase a new vape.

Good Starter Setups for a Beginner Vaper

 

[BrotherBob]

Yeah il just buy a new one and the same one as it was working 100% and didn’t give me any bother until that

Welcome and glad you joined.
I the T20 works for you, sounds like a good solution.