I believe they are the same.
I was wondering how you clean this the best. I'm using it for hash which maybe isn't the best idea but well, that's what I'm using.
My unit (an m106) has had its battery replaced (by me) about two months ago when the original finally failed. Now something very strange has started to happen, first occasionally, and now all the time.
So, comments? Suggestions? Any information at all? Thanks
So, comments? Suggestions? Any information at all? Thanks
I'm finding it very curious a lot of people are bringing up these strange issues with their M106/M107s at this point in time!
Agreed - but I own two solos and they differ by about 2 temperature levels - I've used the same bud in both - it seems optimal to my tastes at 2-3 on one but works best at 4-5 on the other.I'm very glad you're happy with your Solo(s), but there's absolutely no way that the battery has anything to do with temperature.
Agreed - but I own two solos and they differ by about 2 temperature levels - I've used the same bud in both - it seems optimal to my tastes at 2-3 on one but works best at 4-5 on the other.
YMMV.
So, I have been an avid Arizer Solo user for 3 years, it has been my only vaporizer and my only method of partaking.
I don't have the cash for another one and if I did I have serious qualms about buying a second one when the first one went to pieces pretty shortly after the warranty ended ande it's been one thing after another since. And to think, for 2.5 years I've been an extreme advocate of the Arizer solo, I use mine twice a day minimum, and the feeling of not knowing if it's going to work properly from one session to the next is causing me an unreasonable umount of stress.
So, comments? Suggestions? Any information at all? Thanks
No one likes favorite toys to break. One way to look at it, though, is for 36 months (3 yrs) your $240.00 suggested retail price unit, cost you $6.67 a month "rental". Not bad. Use your real numbers, what is the amortized price of your unit per month?
Not to mention the cost of herb. You save a lot of $ using the Solo.
I have many water setups however call it a toy if you want however this might be favorite habit!No one likes favorite toys to break.
Agree!Not to mention the cost of herb.
my solo turns on and shows its charged, but wont heat up... the heat light doesn't come on????
any suggestions? loose wire maybe?
I bought it new off ebay less than 2 years ago so it should be covered under warranty but I don't really want to send it to Canada. I'd rather fix it myself if anyone thinks they know what might be wrong?
thanks!
I wish I was!
Count your blessings!
With all due respect, i dont see you as a victim of arizer you used it for 2 1/2 years twice a day and it crapped out. You took it apart twice yourself with a battery that might not be the right configuration. The bumper to bumper warranty on my car ended and i had a problem shortly after . Thats life. What does arizer owe you in your mindSo, I have been an avid Arizer Solo user for 3 years, it has been my only vaporizer and my only method of partaking.
My unit (an m106) has had its battery replaced (by me) about two months ago when the original finally failed. Now something very strange has started to happen, first occasionally, and now all the time. When I turn on the unit (regardless of battery status) it will flash the battery level, and then instead of go to "0" it will indicate that it is at a higher temperature. When i turn it up, the single light moves from "0" not the number displayed, and the heater won't activate at all until i set it above whatever it thinks the temperature is. I'm not sure what effect this has on the actual temperature of the unit. If it thinks it is at 6 or 7 right away, sometimes I can't get vapor at all. I've tried holding both buttons, when charging and when unplugged. I've dissembled it and put it back together twice. Aside from cosmetic chipping of the plastic on the base I can't tell any damage, although I cant find a temperature sensor anyways.
I've contacted Arizer, as well as Vapornation, where I bought it originally. Vapornation has no clue, and Arizer offered to let me pay to send it to them, so that they could try a new battery and charger only. I have just replaced the battery and have a second charger to test, so obviously that isn't helpful.
I don't have the cash for another one and if I did I have serious qualms about buying a second one when the first one went to pieces pretty shortly after the warranty ended ande it's been one thing after another since. And to think, for 2.5 years I've been an extreme advocate of the Arizer solo, I use mine twice a day minimum, and the feeling of not knowing if it's going to work properly from one session to the next is causing me an unreasonable umount of stress.
So, comments? Suggestions? Any information at all? Thanks
Do you have access to a PA?
Sounds strangely similar to other problems in the last 3 or 5 pages.
it does the same thing on the PA...
Anybody take theirs apart? any guides?