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It's the V2.. Check the review on the listing...
Oh, ok thanks!
The Saloon is one month old today. Quite a Grand Opening.
Have you seen or heard of any good info on the Diver v2? I might have to try one.
I'm not sure i should look at half these threads. Im trying to save before Christmas and avoid any vapespends
I haven't read it yet... I use a hammer, oven cleaner and a credit card.
I'm not sure i should look at half these threads. Im trying to save before Christmas and avoid any vapespends
spend it, spend it, spend it! lol
I have used a hammer on my satin silver ProVari. I have a blog on that, too.
He he he.
If your provari was made before Dec 2012 you can flush it with isopropyl alcohol (90% or higher) just fill it a little passed the chip and shake it. Let it sit and dry out.
If it was made after that it has a protective covering that can be worn away by the alcohol. If you go to the provape website they have lots of tips and tricks for cleaning and whatnot. If you don't find exactly what you are looking for their customer support is awesome and they'll hook you up
spend it, spend it, spend it! lol
Noooo dont tempt me! Much as i would love another provari and a couple of extra IBTanks I'm gonna be good and wait until the new year. Although they could go on my list to santa and get distributed to my nearest and dearest
Short of dunking your Provari like that, try a qtip soaked in 90% isopropyl alcohole and cleaning the contact pin. Several times. Until the qtip comes away clean. Do the same for the spring on the end cap.
Maybe give your battery terminals the same cleaning.
Provapes suggests you do this weekly.
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Yeah, I have no idea when it was made, nor how I would go about getting that info. I'll play it safe and stick with the q-tip solution.
True the bath is for if the quoted suggestion doesn't do the trick. And again ONLY if your provari was made/ordered before December 2012.
Noooo dont tempt me! Much as i would love another provari and a couple of extra IBTanks I'm gonna be good and wait until the new year. Although they could go on my list to santa and get distributed to my nearest and dearest
wimp, lol
(buy it, buy it,)
My two cents:
I have been told by an employee of ProVape that the alcohol bath is only for a remedy for very specific situations, not to be used for regular maintenance. The Isopropyl alcohol will affect components in the chip adversely if done regularly. Maybe what you are saying is right, and older models won't be affected. It is news to me.
The recommended maintenance is to use a Q-tip and 99% alcohol. They say you can use 91% if you don't have 99%, and that is true. Baditude used a lower concentration alcohol on his for a bath when he had a problem, and it permanently clouded his LED screen. He wishes he had not used a lower concentration of alcohol in retrospect.
My advice:
Stick to the exact procedure I spell out in my blog. I reference the instructions from ProVape and I had this employee look them over and he said they were spot on. Deviate from them if you like, I don't.
We're saying pretty much the same thing here Mr. Stark. I wasn't saying to do that all the time I was saying that if qtip doesn't work and his unit keeps throwing codes at him if his is pre dec 12 he can try that (straight off their website).
I even agreed with your post and said that the bath was if for some reason that didn't work.
I even agreed with your post and said that the bath was if for some reason that didn't work.
Correction I guess that the quote i chose wasn't yours. But either way I want trying to imply that the bath was for standard preventive maintenance.
If that's how it came across I apologize.
If that's how it came across I apologize.
"Mr. StarK" lol
Guess it's better than "Mr. Fuzzyballz"
Personally, I'd go with Fuzzyballz but the I'm sort of an .........lol
Guess it's better than "Mr. Fuzzyballz"
Personally, I'd go with Fuzzyballz but the I'm sort of an .........lol
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