Wayneo

You're welcome. I'm gonna change the subject title to better reflect the issue. Hope you don't mind.

Similar to this.

Were both batteries charged externally? And what make and model are they? Look at each battery's voltage right now. Unplug your mod, and swap the battery positions in your mod. If cell 1 (old cell 2) still shows lower than cell 1, then we know something is wrong with that area. Either way you might want to clean all their contacts with Isopropyl alcohol (IPO), or even better, semi dismantle the mod and look for ejuice and wipe down the area around the bottom of the board (both sides), those 2 fatter connections and those 5 small ones. There might be white connector which you can pull apart off the board. Wipe down everything. Looking at your screenshot, ideally/regularly they should be parallel. When you take a puff they should both dip/sag equally. No, it's not dangerous, but it should be fixed. Because that % is based on the lowest cell, your mod will give you a weak or check battery much sooner than it should, and stop working.

Thanks, great. Your cell 1 is only at 3.5V. That % is based on the lowest cell. Charge both fully, hopefully externally and try it then.

Show me, like before.

That's one of those relatively rare issues, that even I wouldn't be able to come up with good search terms (but I have seen it a posted here). I'd suggest you open a Help Desk ticket. ⬇️ Link in my signature line. ⬇️ Edit: Thanks for that Device Monitor screenshot with relevant fields enabled 👍

IT WAS NEVER IN TC.

See how in your screenshot near the bottom across from material it shows 'Watts' ? So you were never in TC. If it happens in the future, follow what I said.

Yup, that was perfect. That all looks pretty normal. Did you remeasure the Ω's of your coil?, the photo showed 0.11Ω's, now 0.19Ω. Do you have another atty you can try on this mod? Remeasure ohms with it before use.

Start escribe with your mod plugged in, navigate to your ‘watt boost’ profile and do a screenshot. Post it here screenshot instructions in my signature line

Aaaaah, that is not 'temp mode', just a poorly worded informational message that can have many reasons. The most common reason are an ohms mismatch or runaway ohms. You should remeasure your coil Ω's and try to see if that was it, failing that you should check your coil. Let me know your outcome.

What do you mean by that?

Yup, gonna lock this thread. Re-read what I have posted. If you still have concerns, please open a 'Help Desk' ticket. ⬇️ Link in my signature line. ⬇️

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