WARNING: This product contains nicotine, nicotine is an addictive chemical.
WARNING: This product contains nicotine, nicotine is an addictive chemical.
When a vape is not hitting, it is safest to start with visible non-invasive checks to establish whether little or no vapour is being produced. A low battery, blocked airflow, low e-liquid, a problem with the coil, a problem with charging or physical damage are all possible causes of a vape not hitting. Avoid pulling harder on the vape or attempting to open it, as this can increase the risk of damage.
AIVONO AIM AVN 150K: This product is a great example of how a product page would describe the external features of a design such as an 850mAh rechargeable battery, Type-C charging, LED display for vaping liquid information, etc., and a mesh coil. However, all units failing are likely to have different problems, and a product page cannot tell if a particular unit has a problem.
Unusual heat, swelling, leaking, smelling of burning or electrical components, or other visible signs of damage require immediate cessation of use. Never attempt to pierce, refill, disassemble or otherwise disable safety features of a vape.
A low or unstable battery can cause weak vapour, delayed activation or not function at all. Check the indicator, charging response and cable connection. An empty display even after safe charging with the correct cable does not necessarily mean a defect with the vape itself but could be a problem with the cable, the adapter, the port, the battery or the inner electronics of the device.
Do not attempt to open or change a vape pen battery if you are not qualified to do so. If your vape pen becomes hot, begins to swell or develops an unusual smell then immediately stop using it and discard.
Use a working and undamaged Type-C cable in combination with a matching power supply. Place the test device on a firm and even surface to charge it. The material underneath the device must not catch fire. In addition, do not leave the test equipment unattended for an extended period of time.
The charging light might come on, yet the product will not start. Extra time to charge will not solve this problem. First, check the visible mouthpiece and the air inlets for blockage. If it still doesn’t work after that, we will organize a replacement for you.
Some external indicators show the remaining battery or liquid in the external indicator LED display. The display and status functions of AIVONO AIM AVN 150K can be checked externally. A low reading for the battery must be refilled with power. A low reading for the liquid will not be refilled to vaporize again with continued use.
The display is an indicator, not a complete diagnosis system. It does not check whether the coil, the airflow path or the internal feed system is functioning properly.
The symptom “vape not hitting” can occur even when the screen is illuminated, i.e., even when air passage and/or vapor production by the mesh coil is affected. This can be caused by condensation, debris, a covered inlet, etc., even though all power is removed from the heating element.
Do not insert sharp objects into the mouthpiece and do not attempt to reach into the device to grab internal parts.
A mouthpiece may be blocked by a protective plug, by pocket debris or by condensation. Air inlets may be covered by fingers, by packaging material or by a tight surface.
For an exterior inspection, wipe the exterior gently and remove any obvious protective film. Do not try to force liquids out of corners, shake products aggressively or attempt to insert tools into tight spaces.
For best results, use a gentle, steady pull on the vapor instead of pulling hard repeatedly. Hard pulling increases condensation and restricts the device.
If you are getting no vapour even after increasing the amount of air drawn through the sensible draw setting, check the battery level and also the visible airflow. Increasing the airflow is unlikely to fix a faulty coil or damaged sensor.
A burnt taste can be caused by the tank being low of liquid or the heating element having overheated. Gurgling is often caused by too much liquid in the tank or by condensation. A weak vapour can be caused by a low battery, restricted airflow or a worn coil.
The AIVONO AIM AVN uses a mesh-coil configuration and has a specified lifespan, but as stated previously, taste and vapour changes are a sign for disassembly not for a specific lifespan.
Stop immediately using a device that becomes unusually hot, leaks, becomes swollen, smells of electrical burning or has a cracked casing. Move a leaking item to safety and keep it away from flammable materials. Do not touch leaking liquid and dispose of old batteries or waste electronics in accordance with local regulations.
Don’t continue testing a piece of equipment that has suffered a fault even though the display is working.
At AIVONO, we recommend using this safe external sequence: check the display, inspect the Type-C port, use a suitable cable, check the visible mouthpiece and air inlets, then take one gentle draw after charging. Stop if the unit heats up, leaks or smells abnormal.
While checking the 850mAh battery, Type-C charging and the display of this device is possible and practical, this does not necessarily make internal repair safe for you.
Replacement is safest when the device is inactive after having been safely charged, no airflow is visible, there is a recurring burnt taste, there is leaking, it gets hot or it suffers from physical damage.
Please do not puncture, refill, open or modify a disposable vaping device. If the product is under warranty or you have purchased the product as part of a business order, then please record the fault and return it to the supplier.
A disposable cart may need to be replaced even after safe charging and external checks for faults. This could be due to empty liquid, repeated failed attempts to draw vapor, unresponsive sensor or a damaged mouthpiece.
While a higher puff claim may indicate that your device could last longer, actual lifetime is very dependent on how the device is used, how long the device is between uses, how the device is stored, temperature, and the type of products that the device is used to make.
Signs of damage, unusual heat or leakage of liquid constitute an immediate safety risk and must be stopped from use immediately, in line with local regulations on battery disposal and other electronic waste.
Do not throw a damaged lithium-battery device in your household waste even if local waste regulations do not provide a separate collection for used lithium batteries. Separate collection may be available locally.
A: Recharging may temporarily restore power to enable checking of visible parts, but note that an airflow blockage, empty liquid, worn coil, faulty sensor or major internal failure can all need separate repair or analysis. Switch off and check that no parts are overheating.
A: Yes, a blocked mouthpiece or inlet will not allow activation even when the battery is fully charged. Gently inspect the outside for blockage. Remove any obvious protective material. Do not use sharp objects to clean the mouthpiece.
A: No, opening up a Disposable vape would expose the user to risk of cutting themselves on the battery, liquid and heating components. Even after safe charging and cleaning, there may be unseen damage. It’s best to replace the Disposable and contact the supplier if it has stopped working.
