Provari blinking light

[Kcfromva]

hey guys,
I am wondering if anyone else is having an issue with the blinking light that tells you when the battery is getting low. I have had my blem silver pro running an 18650 battery for about 3 weeks now. sometimes the light will not blink until right before it goes dead and other times it will blink and i check and it says 3.8. And it can happen anywhere in between those readings. It is not consistent at all. Everything else seems to work fine. I do notice my batteries seem to recharge faster as conpared to when I would run them down in my ZMAX. MAybe the battery reader is not calibrated correctly? But I do love this thing. What do you guys think?

 

[Chikenbok]

Contact le Provape masters at le Provape. Let em know what's up.

 

[Kcfromva]

Contact le Provape masters at le Provape. Let em know what's up.

Thanks for the response. I have done that. I was just wondering if anyone else had this problem or when does your light start to flash? What does your battery read when it flashes?

 

[Chikenbok]

I had the problem once a long time ago and managed to solve it just by cleaning the contact on the inside of the tube. My battery usually starts flashing at around 3.4 volts and will go crazy button seizure mode at 3.2.

 

[Baditude]

For safety reasons, Provari was designed to be extremely sensitive to an improper electrical circuit. The blinking indicator light is activated when you first insert a battery. It also will blink if the Provari detects any type of break of the electrical circuit.

Check your juice delivery device for improper attachment (try tightening it), check the battery end cap (try tightening it).

As noted previously, internal battery contacts (positive post inside the Provari and the negative hot spring); any battery corrosive on the inner positive contact or the battery itself needs to be cleaned with alcohol. Sometimes the hot spring needs to be slightly stretched if it has become compressed over time. The threading on the end cap is also part of the electrical circuit; if the threads have oxidation buildup (dark gritty material) they will cause a break in the electrical circuit and need to be cleaned with some Noaloxx or other antioxidant.

 

[jwelborn]

I had this exact problem with my V2. I sent it back to ProVape (excellent customer service!!!) and was told that my connection was dirty. I was told to use a Q-tip with alcohol and then to lightly scratch the connection with a paperclip. Seems to have worked.

Cheers,
James Welborn

 

[Kcfromva]

I would agree with this but it is only 3 weeks old and it's seems to be like that since I received it


Tapatalking from iPhone

 

[serenity21899]

It is a button-top battery? Flattop batteries won't make the necessary connection, I would also suggest cleaning the battery connection regardless of its age.