Help! On holiday and itaste vv not working right!

[3.5geek]

Hi and thanks for reading. I have been using my innokin itaste vv vw 3 for almost a week. It was working just fine although I have had a few leaks. But this morning I went to use it, the display went a bit funny and then when it went back to normal it now only does vv, not vw which is what I bought it for!

When I press either the minus or plus buttons to access vv and vw it only comes up with vv and the puff counter.

Does anyone know what happened? Can I fix it? Has it happened to anyone else?

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[ElConquistador]

Don't have mine with me, but I *think* if you hold the two small buttons down for a few seconds, it'll switch from VV to VW mode.

 

[3.5geek]

Not any more. If you hold both down I get a read out of volts, puffs, resistance. If I press the positive button down I now get puss then volts. If I press the negative button down I get the same!

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[PaulBHC]

Hold down the plus button until you see the pff counter then hold the on/off button for two seconds. To change to volts, hold the minus button and then the on/off for two seconds.

 

[Bolivar]

Hold down the plus button until you see the pff counter then hold the on/off button for two seconds. To change to volts, hold the minus button and then the on/off for two seconds.

Wow! Never noticed that before. You learn something every day around here.




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[crxess]

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[PaulBHC]

Mine came with an old fashioned paper book thingy.

 

[ElConquistador]

Sorry for the bad info up there, I guess I was confusing the VV3 with the Vamo method.

 

[Tinkiegrrl]

What PaulBHC said. Hubby has two of these. He accidentally switches to VV all the time, and I've got to switch it back for him. I've shown him multiple times, but he can never remember it. A lot of people think this is a pain and prefer the MVP 2 method that has a dedicated button for VV and another for VW. As for me, I prefer the VV v3 way because I need to cycle through ALL the voltage or wattage settings to move one down from where it's at. With the VV v3 you can go up or down easily.

 

[3.5geek]

OK all fixed and you'd think that it would be a facepalm moment. However, before I didn't need to hold down the power button, it just did it without the power button. If I held plus down it went to wattage, if I held negative it went to volts... So at least it is fixed, but it is different!

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[BigCatDaddy]

Is it one of the older 1-rivet models? I have one that the chrome upper battery cap comes a little loose every now and again and the display puts out some ET language on it. I press the cap back down a little and it comes back to life. It always goes back to volts when it does that.