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Thanks for the more detailed explanation James. What is the temperature limit for the high "Protect Pod" setting?

I've added a forum for DNA One: https://forum.evolvapor.com/forum/56-dna-one/

I've just added this new forum for DNA One. Please post any questions you have, problems you encounter, etc. (For my part, I'll be curious to see what folks make with the drastically more powerful Theme Designer on this device.) God bless. James

"Fill Pod" will cut off based on dry hit detection, whereas "Protect Pod" is effectively a temperature limit that it will not exceed (but it will keep firing). Some thicker juices don't wick as well and "Fill Pod" can be made less sensitive to help with that. If a pod is running cool for whatever reason, turning "Protect Pod" low can help with that. "Protect Pod" exists so that there is an upper limit to the temperature, even when people haven't set Replay.

is this broken on arch now? i had it running just fine and now the escribe app wont run and when i try to install it again i get this error edit, im stupid and didnt notice that mono wasnt installed anymore

no it isn't, sure

Thank you @Wayneo, what you see on screen is not liquid. This is the screen which had a hit few years ago. It is just the display which was not confortable.

Sounds like juice has entered down by the usb connection and compromised them. You could rip your mod apart, use isoprpyl alcohol and wipe everything down and look for any corrosion. Then check those voltages afterwards.

Hello, I have had a Riva DNA 250C mod for several years. Everything was working perfectly until last week. I charge the batteries using an external Nitecore charger. I inserted a pair of fully charged batteries into the mod, but the battery indicator sometimes shows 4% and sometimes 0%. The batteries are definitely fully charged. I have tested several different pairs of batteries, and the problem remains exactly the same. The batteries are either 2x EFEST or 2x MXJO. I also checked the readings with Escribe, and Cell 1 is always around 2.1V, even when I swap the positions of the batteries. Could someone please help me identify the problem? Thank you very much.

Why do you think 4.35V is overcharged? You are aware of the existence of different voltage single cell lithium chemistry batteries? Even cylindricals can come in different V. Some 3.6v nominal, others 3.7v...these are pouch cells, made for an optimal balance of cycle count & high enough drain to safely operate the unit. Sounds like your very used to cylindrical and you're appying logic from them over to a closed battery pod system. Either way, it's not possible to change on that unit.

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Has this been solved? Or still happening?

That's not what I said at all. When your mod is all apart and you are installing a new screen, BE CAREFUL.

Try to not use the mod then... The screen on alot of todays mods are on the bottom...

The screens are delicate. Try not to handle that area between the screen itself and the visible ribbon cable. If you need to make a bend that's best near where the connector attaches to the board.