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  1. dwcraig1
    Using Device Monitor in Escribe take note of the voltage drop on the cells when firing. Here is an example, in my case the voltage dropped from 4.1 volts to 3.88 volts. If yours is dropping to/below cell soft cutoff the board will reduce power.
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    Folks here might want to take a look at Phil Basardo's recent 3 part Evolv videos.
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    This might provide a solution: https://www.windowscentral.com/how-change-user-account-type-windows-10
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    I had a similar problem with my son's computer when I bought a new USB keyboard for him. His computer would not recognize it but my computer would. After much messing around with it the USB mouse was no longer recognized but another mouse would work. Tried different USB ports, rebooting, ect. The fix was to go into Device Monitor and uninstall as many USB ports as possible (till you get the one your mouse is on). Try to remember which ones you uninstalled the first time and uninstall the rest when it restarts. Not to worry, Windows will put them all back. Hope this helps, in my case I was ready to replace the motherboard when the above fixed it.
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    https://www.innokin.com/vaporizers/oceanus/
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    Evolv will ship it to you for $12 plus addl. $2 shipping https://www.evolvapor.com/products/dna250
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    Will it turn on when connected with charger/computer?
  8. dwcraig1
    I suspect you have it now set for 3 cells. Go into Escribe and set/ make sure that it's set for 2. Was there already some problem with it for you to want to do a reset?
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    If Escribe says it's a 200 then it's a 200. There were some 200's that said "250" on them but would charge at 1 amp from computer but were 200's. More info here:
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    Is this a 2 cell mod? What does Escribe say is the voltage on each cell? If one cell is way above 4.2 and the other is really low and you know that's not their true readings then the battery management chip has gone bad.
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    If no satisfaction try here: https://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/index.php?a=add&category=1
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    This works as I have done it, not supported and tricky to get it working. It worked well for me but I have no use for it as I do TC only. Good luck https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/65540-preheat-in-kanthal-it-works/ BTW, all the settings except for initial wattage are artificial so to speak.
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    https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/68861-mac-escribe-beta-thread/ Can be found here
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    The battery management chip is defective, nothing can be done other than replace the board/mod to fix it by the consumer.
  15. dwcraig1
    Very possible a case where the screens ribbon got pinched between the fire button and switch. Just a guess.
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    Did it work properly ever?
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    I don't have one so I need to ask. Does the 510 connect to the board with a ground wire or is it chassis ground? Same question for the boards's B-. I'd be looking towards things like that. EDIT: Well at DJLSB Vapes on his video I was able to see the ground wire on the 510 but not much else as it resisted disassembly. So still want to know how the board is connected to the battery negative.
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    A screen showing sag while firing would be most helpful. (pack)
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    Is this being reported as happening on mostly 2 cell mods?
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    Inductors.
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    The screen's ribbon has been known to get pinched between the actual fire switch and fire button on some mods if not assembled carefully.
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    Just a guess, looks like the screen's ribbon isn't secured properly to the board or damaged.
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    Try dropping the watt hours shown in the Mod section of Escribe by 15% and wait awhile.
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    IPV2, but can be found in many others. Escribe will show your battery sag....for better or... Oh, I didn't do that, it was factory. I did solder the wire on the end of the spring where it contacts the batter on the last one I built (it came with the springs)
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    This modification works well when using a coil spring (they in earlier times worked good enough at lower amps) Factory done below. The wire is soldered to the disc.(braided wire)
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