Smok vape pen 22 problem

[procro25]

I purchased smok vape pen 22 and it was working perfectly. One coil was good and the other was was leaking. One day I started charging it and I heard a sound, I noticed my vape is constantly firing despite being turned off. Anytime I would screw the coil in it would automaticly start firing it. One day I blew into fire button and juice came out. I screw the coil and It did not fire it. But now when I try to turn it on nothing happens. No blinking nothing(when it is on the charger little red light is on). Any solution? I need it fixed fast.
Thanks

 

[score69]

I'm sorry to say, but it sounds to me like it's time for a new device.

Once a device begins to autofire, doesn't turn on or off correctly, I personally don't trust them. I've only had it happen once (after I had a tank leak into a mod), but I retired the device immediately.

It sounds to me like something got fried in the device, you said you heard a sound when charging it and then it began to autofire? Time to retire it before it causes you a more serious issue.

 

[procro25]

Iv had a leak into a mod too, do you rly think there is nothing I can do?

 

[Edwin Betz]

I would edge on the side of caution and get a new device. L

 

[untar]

Autofire in a device with an internal LiPo battery isn't something you want to be around... unless you like waking up to your apartment burning down.

Get a new device, preferably with separate atomizer and battery. If you absolutely got to have an all-in-one small device take a look at the joyetech ego-AIO-eco or vaporesso orca solo or innokin endura series. SMOK isn't a company I'd trust with a LiPo (or anything else for that matter).

Also, have a backup device!

 

[mcclintock]

If you held down the button, it would quit firing after 8 seconds. The only way to fire longer without a pause is malfunction. If it had a removable battery, removing it might reset its brain (although it might have problems still), but you can't.

 

[jim_87]

I agree with the others. Get a new mod, but not Smok, they seem to have alot of QC issues.

 

[Baditude]

This device has a design flaw which may cause it to leak liquid into the battery. Should have been recalled by SMOK.

 

[stols001]

I would try to warranty it if under the warranty period still. I wouldn't try too much to try and get it to stop autofiring, and I (personally) wouldn't use it.

If you can get a straight up return (unlikely) rather than a warranty I might do that and look for something a bit more reliable. If you are up for an removable battery mod, your options increase exponentially for sub0hminng and it would likely be a lot safer (I'd recommend something other than smok, too, but either way don't use what you have.)

If you want to be using a subohm vape, really a 2 battery mod that offers more vaping longevity and power might do the trick. IDK.

Anna

 

[Doctorvapes]

It's done. You need new equipment.

 

[jim_87]

This device has a design flaw which may cause it to leak liquid into the battery. Should have been recalled by SMOK.

That tank design...

 

[Baditude]

That tank design...

I know, right?

It's like SMOK doesn't bother to beta test their products before they are put on the market. Shameful in my opinion. Do their designers even vape?

 

[untar]

You got it all wrong, they beta test by putting it on the market

 

[jim_87]

I know, right?

It's like SMOK doesn't bother to beta test their products before they are put on the market. Shameful in my opinion. Do their designers even vape?

You got it all wrong, they beta test by putting it on the market

I don't think it ever left the beta phase.

 

[Baditude]

"WE MAKE CHEAP. YOU BUY CHEAP. IT BREAK? YOU BUY ANOTHER."