On my Evod, if I hold the button down for too long it will start blinking telling me to stop vaping. I was just wondering why. Will the battery fry out or something if it is overused?
Why is there a time limit on my vape?
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Most likely to keep the wick from charring and/or the battery from being overtaxed. My manual battery doesn't have an auto-timer, but my automatic will stop functioning and start flashing if I exceed a certain period of time of steady inhalation.
I've had mine turn off at times, requiring a five push restart. A minor inconvenience to me.
It's said to be a safety feature. Pretty common. The cut off on my device is 10 seconds.
With my pvs that do that I hold the button down for a few seconds then release and press again quickly to extend my time.
I think it's mostly there for when it's in your pocket or such. if something pushes the button for so long, it assumes it's not you and shuts off to prevent drainage and burning.
I considered that cheating but if that's the case, I cheat too!
I get a huge amount of vapor that way!
Funny, mine did it one time and I simply thought it needed to be recharged? lol on me I guess.
It's to remind you to breathe
That makes too much sense to be inaccurate.
I had a battery vent in thermal runaway when the switch became stuck in my mechanical mod. Mechanical mods have no built-in safety features. This caused the battery to rapidly discharge to the point where it over heated and failed. So yes, the auto cutoff is a safety feature. Be glad that your device has this feature.
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