Innoken Itazte not firing properly

[Ardat Lilith]

So I've had my MVP for a few months now and I've run into a problem recently.

I know that the MVP will automatically stop firing after a long draw to prevent overheating. Lately, that time limit has become shorter and shorter. Sometimes the indicator light will flash after only 4 or 5 seconds before cutting me off.

Im using the nautilus Aspire with 1.8 ohm BVCs

I thought maybe I was overheating it too quickly so I lowered my wattage into the single digits to see if the problem would resolve, but I've had no luck.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

 

[r77r7r]

You could try running it down all the way followed by a full charge with it turned off the whole time. They should be really cheap now if needed. Also a full teardown and clean of the tank.

 

[Robino1]

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[dcfluegel]

So I've had my MVP for a few months now and I've run into a problem recently.

I know that the MVP will automatically stop firing after a long draw to prevent overheating. Lately, that time limit has become shorter and shorter. Sometimes the indicator light will flash after only 4 or 5 seconds before cutting me off.

Im using the nautilus Aspire with 1.8 ohm BVCs

I thought maybe I was overheating it too quickly so I lowered my wattage into the single digits to see if the problem would resolve, but I've had no luck.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

which variant of the MVP is it?

 

[r77r7r]

which variant of the MVP is it?

I be
Lieve she owns the 20W.

 

[suprtrkr]

That seems very odd. That timing thing is just about guaranteed to be firmware. I can't understand why it would change its time parameter. Yeah, try powering off and a full charge.

 

[Ardat Lilith]

which variant of the MVP is it?

It's the 20 watt

 

[Ardat Lilith]

That seems very odd. That timing thing is just about guaranteed to be firmware. I can't understand why it would change its time parameter. Yeah, try powering off and a full charge.

Thanks. I'll try it. Yeah, I've had it for Atleast 6 months. Wondering if it's just getting old

 

[Ardat Lilith]

You could try running it down all the way followed by a full charge with it turned off the whole time. They should be really cheap now if needed. Also a full teardown and clean of the tank.

I've tried all of those things. I've had it for about 6 months. I'm wondering if is just time for a replacement

 

[Ardat Lilith]

Thanks for the responses and suggestions everyone.
I've only been vaping for about a year, even so, I haven't come across this problem with anything else that I've used before. I'll try everyone's suggestions. If nothing works out, I'll look into a replacement

 

[Ardat Lilith]

I be
Lieve she owns the 20W.

Correct

 

[suprtrkr]

Thanks. I'll try it. Yeah, I've had it for Atleast 6 months. Wondering if it's just getting old

Innokin is generally fairly well thought of. I've had some of their stuff last years.

 

[Dkline]

Mods can be finnicky, comes with the territory. I doubt this is the case, but, is there any chance that juice could have somehow worked it's way into the housing? If that's the case then a dismantle/cleaning of the internals might be in order. I know it's an issue with the Smok xpro m80 plus, due to a major design flaw in the product that allows juice to get into the housing very easily. Though as I said I doubt it would happen with the MVP.

Just a thought, and if you're looking for an upgrade you might be better off going for something with more power/features given the prices on newer devices compared to what a 20 watt MVP runs for. You might not necessarily need more power, but something with more features might be up your alley if you were interested in trying out temp control or the likes at some point.

 

[r77r7r]

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[YoursTruli]

Mods can be finnicky, comes with the territory. I doubt this is the case, but, is there any chance that juice could have somehow worked it's way into the housing? If that's the case then a dismantle/cleaning of the internals might be in order. I know it's an issue with the Smok xpro m80 plus, due to a major design flaw in the product that allows juice to get into the housing very easily. Though as I said I doubt it would happen with the MVP.

I know from personal experience this does happen, juice getting into the housing on the MVPs, so this could be the problem. I have experienced this happening with 2 different versions I have owned, my best guess it is entering through the 510 connection but I am not positive.

 

[SVrider]

This sounds like the battery is worn out to me. When you start to put a load on the battery it cant keep up any more and the mod thinks its low. As suggested above completely draining the battery dead and charging a few times might help bring it back but its probably just worn out and needs to be replaced.

 

[nyiddle]

I have to disagree with the majority of this thread.. I had my old MVP (MVP2) for about 3 years now, and that thing's still going strong. The battery doesn't last quite as long as it used to, but there are no changes in the firmware, and the thing's still just as reliable as the day I got it. Additionally, assuming you've been going at 1+ ohm the entire time you've had the device, that's not a particular strain on the device. At 1+ ohm you should easily get a couple years before noticing any sort of issues with the battery.

My first guess would be a loose or a bad coil, perhaps with a short somewhere in it, and that may be throwing the device for a loop. Have you tried a different head? Do you have any other tanks you can throw on it to see if it's perhaps an issue with the 510 connection?

I'm pretty sure the MVP2 doesn't, but does the MVP3 give any sort of message when the cutoff kicks in?