iTaste VV V3 error code meaning

[WolfeReign]

So here i was sitting enjoying my evod on the iTaste VV V3 then all of a sudden it would not fire (fully charged battery)....nit to worry it was just a simple case of plugging it back in.....wrong....

When i plug it into a power source i get the normal light show, then the screen flashes three 8's and goes to a code of 1 E.1 and flashes red, orange and green twice and repeats the process.....so curious...is this a error code meaning put to one side and try again? Contact the vendor as something went reallllllly wrong? has anyone come across this code?

 

[ChrisUp2Late]

I don't have an iTaste, but I've had problems with evods connecting to my eVic.

 

[Dirty]

What is the ohm reading of the unit?
If no reading, or it varies and won't give an accurate one....
The center pin could be pushed down and not making a connection. Try pry it up slightly with a needle / pine / steak knife tip / anything that will fit and get a good angle. You just want to slightly life it up. Many times the atomizer / clearo / carto / whatever your using can push the center pin of the unit down and it will have trouble making a connection. The pry method will work as a temporary fix, there's more permanent solutions once you isolate if if this is the problem.

 

[WolfeReign]

What is the ohm reading of the unit?
If no reading, or it varies and won't give an accurate one....
The center pin could be pushed down and not making a connection. Try pry it up slightly with a needle / pine / steak knife tip / anything that will fit and get a good angle. You just want to slightly life it up. Many times the atomizer / clearo / carto / whatever your using can push the center pin of the unit down and it will have trouble making a connection. The pry method will work as a temporary fix, there's more permanent solutions once you isolate if if this is the problem.

i just tried that and all i get now is the red, amber green light show, then the display reads "888" followed bye 1 E.1 then flashes red, amber, and green three times, and repeats the flashing as it did before. I cannot power it up when it is not in the power supply, but then on the same hand i get that error code sequence when i do plug it in. I was thinking about getting the itaste 134 (yeah i know...my first really expensive pv since i started lol) but now......not really to sure to be honest

 

[retired1]

Does it happen with all clearos that you put on it?

 

[farmer_bric]

Sounds like a defective iTaste Wolfe Mine has behaved flawlessly , for the past 2 months, no matter what clearomizer I have put on it? Never had the problem, so sorry but I can't help.

 

[WolfeReign]

Sounds like a defective iTaste Wolfe Mine has behaved flawlessly , for the past 2 months, no matter what clearomizer I have put on it? Never had the problem, so sorry but I can't help.

actually it was a lot of help i have been emailing back and forth with the vendor who told me to toss the itaste and then gave me a credit so i could get the evic.....wow......2.2 ohm kanger protank with 7.7 watts and my root beer? Ok now i ~finally~ see what this sweet spot everyone talks about is (only took how long? ~paw face~)

Worlking on getting the zmax v2 (for $40 brand new from vendor? why not) and i think it takes flat top batteries....a new charger then wooohooo hello to VW

 

[Simply Red]

I have 2 v3's. One will last about 7 hours. The other I'd be lucky if I get 4 hours. Was very disappointed. I use them for back ups to my MVP. I sent the 4 hour one back to where I bought it from for them to "check it out". "We couldn't find anything wrong with it." Like I didn't see that coming.

 

[Don Robertson]

I have 2 v3's. One will last about 7 hours. The other I'd be lucky if I get 4 hours. Was very disappointed. I use them for back ups to my MVP. I sent the 4 hour one back to where I bought it from for them to "check it out". "We couldn't find anything wrong with it." Like I didn't see that coming.

Same here ...... 'it worked ALL DAY for me", said the kind man who grabbed my cash. Yea right. In pass-through it gets hot when charging OR it shows a full charge when it is 'dead'. It also "times out" at between 4 and 5 seconds on some 'hits' and at the proper time on others; and he says, "normal". It's an expensive 'ohm meter' -- no more in my very new and very biased opinion.

Everyone makes a 'dud' now and then; I got the 'dud'.............. and it was from one of "the elite" vendors 'you know where'. (Sour grapes - I know.)

GOOD VENDOR took care of his customer WolfeReign. Fine job.

Senile Old Man Don ..........