getting lots of E1/E2 errors, any suggestions?

[Krprice84]

so i just got my provari v2 from provape a little while ago, maybe two weeks ago, and it's AWESOME! but one problem i'm having is that, while using boge LR atty's, or maybe SR, but they are at between 1.9 and 2.2 ohms for most of them. i had two that dropped to about 1.6 or 1.7 ohms during use, but i have noticed that, if the carto is 1.9ohms or less, and the voltage is at 4.0 volts or higher, i will get CONSTANT E1 and E2 errors, and if i don't turn the voltage down to 3.9 or 3.8 or even 3.7 volts sometimes, it won't work, i just keep getting errors... what's with that?

when i figure out the amperage, i'm well below 3.5 amps, not even at 2.5 amps... what gives? provari shouldn't cut out at this point, at all?

any suggestions? thanks!

 

[Creniker]

Sounds like it may be defective. Did you try contacting Provape customer service?

 

[Shortstuff116]

It almost sounds like the symptoms noticed with the V1 version with the 2.5 amp limit. But if you've had it for a couple of weeks I would think you have the V2. If you can set the voltage down to 2.9 volts, then you have a V2. If it only goes down to 3.3 volts then it's a V1.

Just my thoughts.

 

[stephpd]

Are those resistances what they were sold as or what Provari see when you go to the Ao function?
Sometimes there's a fairly big difference between the two.

I just checked a 1.7 ohm carto that I've been using on it and it read 1.5 ohm.

Also check to make sure the 510 connector is clean and dry. When mine leak some it gets filled up and resistance goes way down.

 

[Slurp812]

Check the spring, make sure its making good tight contact with the battery. I had to stretch mine out a bit. As others said, it may be defective.