Disposable weed pens are designed for easy use, even for vapers who are not experienced. However, like any other equipment, they can suffer malfunctions and need intervention to resume normal functioning. Here is a look at some common problems you may encounter when using a disposable weed pen and how to fix them.
No Hits
You may fail to get any hits from your pen, and this may be due to a dead battery, low e-liquid levels, or an insensitive airflow sensor. If the power is dead, the LED power will not be blinking. You may need to charge your pen to resume normal functioning. If the LED is still blinking and there are no hits, the e-liquid may be depleted. You may also not get hits for draw-activated pens because condensation may have blocked the airflow sensor. The best way to go around this issue is to place one of your fingers around one of the inlet vents when vaping. This will increase the airflow pressure and may get the sensors working again.
Burnt Flavors
Nothing is enjoyable about tasting a burnt flavor on your disposable weed pen . If you are left with a burnt taste after vaping, your pen’s battery has an issue. It could also be a sign that the temperature settings need some adjustment. Most vapes have temperature control functionalities that allow you to adjust the intensity of flavor or vapor production required. Try reducing the temperature to a lower setting and see if the taste will disappear.
Difficulty Inhaling
Sometimes, you may feel clogged when inhaling vapor from your pen. To fix this, start by removing the mouthpiece and blowing into it. You should have a cloth on the other side to catch anything clogged into it. Alternatively, clean the mouthpiece in hot water to flush anything impossible to blow out of the mechanism.
If you try any of the troubleshooting steps and your pen is still not working, your last resort is to contact the manufacturer. They may be able to provide further guidance or replace defective products under warranty.
