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I'm not very familiar with this device, but from what you are describing it sounds like you may need a fresh pod/coil. It may come in handy to have some extras on hand for when one fails.
Hope you can get it back up and going again soon!
Yes it's openIs your air flow open? That would do it.
Some vapes good with good smoking some no
Some pods vape well and others don't? Pods only last so long, then need to be replaced.
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Is this the device you are talking about?
Vapeants E8 Pod System | Ultra Portable Kits – VaporDNA
Vapeants E8 Pod System | Ultra Portable Kits – VaporDNA
Not at all familiar with that device, so I Googled it. I see it is a pod mod. I'm afraid I'm not familiar with pod mods.
In general, if you are chain vaping, the heating coil can overheat and give off a unsatisfactory taste with minimal vapor production. If this is the case, I suggest having more than one vape setup to give one a rest and cool off.
Another possibility is the wick/coil/pod could either be giving you a "dry hit" (not wicking liquid fast enough) or be "flooded" (wick/coil/pod having too much liquid) taking too hard of a draw. Trouble shooting a pod mod is beyond my knowledge set as I have never owned or used a pod mod.
In general, if you are chain vaping, the heating coil can overheat and give off a unsatisfactory taste with minimal vapor production. If this is the case, I suggest having more than one vape setup to give one a rest and cool off.
Another possibility is the wick/coil/pod could either be giving you a "dry hit" (not wicking liquid fast enough) or be "flooded" (wick/coil/pod having too much liquid) taking too hard of a draw. Trouble shooting a pod mod is beyond my knowledge set as I have never owned or used a pod mod.
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True, I found out today that you only get two or three refills on a vuse alto pod before the coil snaps and nothing. It's also probably not a good idea to vape it with the charge cord plugged in as it heats the whole pod up in the process.
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My first E8 pod died after a week. It took ages for the penny to drop because the little blue light came on when I took a puff, but that's just the draw activation.
I would replace the pod. My second one's been running fine for a few weeks now.
Good luck!
My first E8 pod died after a week. It took ages for the penny to drop because the little blue light came on when I took a puff, but that's just the draw activation.
I would replace the pod. My second one's been running fine for a few weeks now.
Good luck!
So it's a thing that almost found in all e8.
So would you suggest to recover the pod or get new one
When I realised that the battery was OK but I wasn't getting a draw, I replaced the pod. It works well now.
(Just to be clear - when I say "pod", I mean the tiny little container for the liquid, not the whole unit).
(Just to be clear - when I say "pod", I mean the tiny little container for the liquid, not the whole unit).
Dose fixing the pod make same thing or have to replace it ?
Can you see the little blue light at the end of the battery when you take a draw? That should tell you if the battery is OK.
If you have a spare pod, try it. My E8 kit came with 2 pods, and you can get new pods in packs of 3. You will have to replace the pod at some point.
I don't know if you can repair them - they're so small.
If you have a spare pod, try it. My E8 kit came with 2 pods, and you can get new pods in packs of 3. You will have to replace the pod at some point.
I don't know if you can repair them - they're so small.
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