mrplow999

I understand about refinement, but seeing as I'll be changing batteries a couple times a day, waiting 20 min for my atty to refine evry time I do that isn't really ideal. I guess where I'm confused is that I've not experienced this with my other DNA75 devices. My VT75 doesn't jump up when I switch out the battery. Wasn't sure if it was a device issue or a DNA issue.

Hello all, Just purchased a VS Switchbox and am experiencing the above problem. Every time I swap out the battery the resistance jumps. Doesn't matter if the atomizer is cold or not. The first time I did it, the atomizer was cold and it only jumped 0.02 ohm, but today I had just taken a puff, realized my battery was getting low and it jumped 0.05 ohm. I had thought that the DNA chips kept a memory of the last coil. I was able to get it to do a new coil reading after pulling the atty and putting it on a cold mod for about 5 min, but if this is a thing I'm going to have to do every time I change the battery , then I'm sending it back. Anyone else seeing this? Any suggestions or settings I'm missing? Thanks in advance. JY

Thanks for the reply's. I'm thinking I'm going to open an RMA with VS. I found a video online that showed a tear down, so I opened up the mod and everything looks clean and dry on the board. I guess it has to be the fire button going bad. The only drag is that I'll be without the mod for the next couple weeks. This is my only DNA200 device. I have a rDNA40, but the 510 on it is flaky too. Oh well, first world problems I guess. JY

Hello, Have any of you VaporShark 200 owners experienced their shark's fire button registering 5 clicks for just a single button push? I find my mod locks often when simply pushing the button. Happens mostly when I thumb the device rather than triggering it with my index finger. Also, when purposely trying to lock, it will sometimes lock/unlock very quickly with just a few quick pushes making it hard to adjust temp, materials, atty lock etc. I've been seeing this behavior since about a month after purchase, but it was just a minor annoyance. Now I'm randomly picking up the mod and finding it's locked quite often, and it's steadily getting worse. I'm out of the warranty period with VS and reluctant to send it back for service (it's my only DNA200). I've seen where some people have reported liquid can get down in there, but I don't see a good way to open the mod up like you could the old rDna's. Could this be the problem? Any advice on how to clean out the board compartment? Or should I bite the bullet and send it back to VS? Thanks JY