How to Fix a Disposable Vape That Isn’t Working

What is a disposable vape?

Disposables are one-use, non-refillable vapes that are meant to be thrown away after usage. Due to their simplicity and convenience of use, they function right out of the box and are currently the most widely used type of vaporizer. However, they are now available in a range of sizes and forms, frequently with extras like charging ports and adjustable ventilation.

The different types of disposable vape pens

Disposable vapes can be used to vape a variety of substances. The most popular drugs for which you may now purchase disposable vapes are nicotine, CBD, and Delta-8. It is crucial to realise that the fundamental functioning of disposable battery and vape systems is virtually unchanged, notwithstanding the variations in what is vaped.

Understanding how a disposable vape pen works

Most frequently, a disposable vape will resemble a little pen or a USB gadget. But as technology advances, devices can now resemble larger “box mod” style vapes with puff counts exceeding 10,000. Disposables are made up of the same five essential elements despite varying in size, shape, and puff count:

1. Outer casing and mouthpiece
2. Coil/atomizer
3. Tank or cotton
4. Battery
5. Vape juice
6. Charging port (on re-chargeable disposable vapes only)

The e-liquid, which contains nicotine, CBD, delta-8, and other ingredients, is held in a tank or within high-quality filament material until the coil is heated, at which point the vapour is inhaled through the mouthpiece. However, some larger disposables now come with a charging connector that can be used to recharge the device once the battery has run out. The majority of disposable vape pens are one-use only and cannot be recharged.

Your brand new disposable vape is not hitting or working, why?

There are a number of reasons why a brand-new disposable vape might not function properly right away.

1. It’s a defective or dud item.
2. The battery is dead or empty.
3. There is no more vape juice in the tank since the vape has lost all of its vape juice.
4. When you breathe in, you’re obstructing the device’s bottom airflow intakes.

Defective or dud item – Unfortunately, there is not always much you can do if a disposable vaporizer does not function properly right out of the box. If no vapour is produced when you press the disposable vape by inhaling through the mouthpiece, and there is no blinking light, then the item is unfortunately defective or a dud. If so, return the e-cigarette to the store where you bought it and get a refund or replacement. Make sure to buy from a recognised brand and/or store that has outstanding customer service to reduce the likelihood of purchasing a defective disposable.

The battery is dead or empty – An LED that blinks red or orange after you hit your new throwaway means the battery is dead. Even though it happens infrequently, batteries occasionally are not charged properly or undergo battery drain while being transported from the factory. Once more, if this is the case, you should immediately request a refund and return the vape to the store where you bought it.

Vape juice leaking – Your new disposable gadget may not be functioning properly if it is covered in liquid, which is an indication that the vape juice within has leaked everywhere. As most modern devices are sealed, this is quite uncommon, but it can happen.

Covering air-flow holes – It’s possible that you are blocking the air-flow holes, which are normally situated directly at the bottom of the vape, if you find yourself hard to inhale when using your new disposable. To allow air to enter the device when inhaling, there are one or two tiny openings at the bottom of the case that must be open and unblocked.