Stix Battery Manual (2024)

FAQs

What do the colors mean on the Stix vape pen? ›

The colors on the Yocan Stix are indicators of the different temperature settings. Red is low, green is medium, and blue is high.

Your vape may have a battery or connection issue.

On some models and brands of vapes, a light flashing 3 times may indicate that your battery is low or that your vape battery and cartridge aren't connecting properly. Check your device's user manual to get a more accurate idea of what's going on.

Yes, leaving a vape charging for too long can pose a risk of explosion. Overcharging can cause the battery to overheat and potentially catch fire or explode.

If your new cart won't hit, it's possible the cartridge is clogged, or the oil has settled. Use a hair dryer on the lowest setting to gently heat your cartridge and get the cannabis oil flowing again. If it's still clogged, use a toothpick or paper clip to unclog the cartridge.

If it's leaked, clean and dry both the cartridge and the device thoroughly. If it still doesn't work, try replacing the cartridge. For vape tanks with replaceable coils, try replacing the coil. If you charged your vape pen because the battery was dead and it still doesn't work, ensure it's actually charging.

Here's how: LED Charger Indicator: When you place your stick on the charger and press the button, the indicator light will turn on. This light remains illuminated until the stick is fully charged. Its activation signifies that the charger's battery is operational and the stick is being charged.

The Yocan Stix offers anywhere between 6-10 vaping sessions depending on the temperature settings.

Blue = Low Power Setting. Yellow = Medium Power Setting. Green = High Power Setting.

If your vape pen keeps blinking even after it's fully charged, it could be a sign of a more serious issue, such as a short circuit, connection problem, or an internal fault.

If your disposable vape is blinking, it's likely that the device's battery is dead or that it has run out of e-liquid. In most cases, you'll know that the device is nearly as the end of its life because it will start to lose its flavour — or the vapour clouds will get smaller — as it approaches that point.

How to fix a short circuit vape? ›

To fix it, you should first check the battery and ensure that it's low. If it is, you should also check to see if the atomizer is too high or if the temperature has gotten too high. This should help you troubleshoot and fix the atomizer short issue quickly.

Charging your e-cigarette all night can cause several issues with your device, notably: Overcharging the Battery: Electronic cigarette batteries are generally lithium-ion batteries. Leaving them plugged in for too long can cause overcharging, which can damage the battery and shorten its lifespan.

Microwaves do not emit electrical current and cannot charge any type of battery. Microwaving a vape battery is hazardous and can cause sparks, fumes, and fires.

Firstly, make sure you detach the battery from the device. Then, using a cotton swab that's slightly damp with alcohol, gently wipe the sticky area. The key here is to not use too much alcohol. Then, use a dry swab or cloth to remove any residue and ensure the battery is completely dry before reattaching it.

If you have a brand-new disposable vape that isn't generating vapor – and isn't blinking or lighting up when you draw air through it – it's possible that the airflow sensor isn't as sensitive as it should be or that the device's airflow is blocked by a clog.

If you're having trouble inhaling from your e-cigarette, a number of solutions can improve your vaping. First of all, check your battery charge: a low battery can cause problems drawing in air. Regularly clean your device to remove any e-liquid residue or dust that could clog the ducts.

This can be due to different factors. But most of the time, it's due to a blockage or a malfunction in the heating element. It can also be due to battery connection problems, a flooded chamber, or the oil becoming runny or thicker due to the weather. Regular cleaning can address most of these issues.