I recently started using the iCear 30's on my Provari in conjunction with Vivi Novas. At first I could screw the iClear 30 all the way down, but recently if I tighten the iClear 30 all the way, I get the E1 error on my provari. Anyone else experience this or have a solution? Does the center post need to be adjusted?
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Yeah.. its not that huge deal, however, not being able to screw it on tight makes it come loose pretty easily especially when I keep my PV in my pocket all day.
Is it screwed down so tight that there's no airflow between the Provari & the iclear?
I think I saw that issue with something else on youtube, the suggested an adaptor like 510 to 510 if you have an ego but I don’t know if its the same case for others?
Airflow is still good when tightened, I've tried adjusting the centerpost slightly but its hard to adjust.
e1 could be too high voltage also.
i usually get it when i blow a carto.
if it has a clearo head in it. you might have burnt the head.
try other tanks on it.
i've bought several trying to find one the works good not having to use and adaptor.
novas do if they're not knockoffs.
right now i'm on a kanger protank.
i'll prolly buy a couple more. they work real good.
i usually get it when i blow a carto.
if it has a clearo head in it. you might have burnt the head.
try other tanks on it.
i've bought several trying to find one the works good not having to use and adaptor.
novas do if they're not knockoffs.
right now i'm on a kanger protank.
i'll prolly buy a couple more. they work real good.
Try this yesterday I received 2 Itase svd when I was setting up to smoke one of the Icear was not firing, took it apart the center pin was not screwed in all the way give it a try as I was getting same error message.
E1 – Short Circuit / Shorted Atomizer – If this error appears, remove the atomizer and replace with a different one
or lower your voltage settings. The ProVari will automatically reset when the problem is fixed.
• E2 – Current Limit Exceeded – If this error appears, lower the voltage on the device or use a higher resistance
atomizer. Once the problem has been fixed, the ProVari will reset itself.
• E3 – Thermal Monitor – If this error appears, let the device cool off for several minutes before using again.
• E4 – Input Voltage to DC/DC converter error - Contact ProVape.
• E5 – Converter has a problem - Contact ProVape.
• E6 - Microprocessor has a problem – Contact ProVape.
• E7 – Voltage output detected when there should be none – This can be caused by a converter fault or by an open
atomizer. Only contact ProVape if you know the atomizer is good and the problem persists.
• E8 – Converter has detected a fault
or lower your voltage settings. The ProVari will automatically reset when the problem is fixed.
• E2 – Current Limit Exceeded – If this error appears, lower the voltage on the device or use a higher resistance
atomizer. Once the problem has been fixed, the ProVari will reset itself.
• E3 – Thermal Monitor – If this error appears, let the device cool off for several minutes before using again.
• E4 – Input Voltage to DC/DC converter error - Contact ProVape.
• E5 – Converter has a problem - Contact ProVape.
• E6 - Microprocessor has a problem – Contact ProVape.
• E7 – Voltage output detected when there should be none – This can be caused by a converter fault or by an open
atomizer. Only contact ProVape if you know the atomizer is good and the problem persists.
• E8 – Converter has detected a fault
Provape told me to lower the center pin and it would fix the issue. Use a hamer and a blunt punch and beat the center pin down and that will fix the E1 error code I'm getting from the iclear 30. It works great now
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