After fully charging - With nothing in the oven....set it to high temp, and allow it to turn itself off after running at high. You could occasionally blow into the mouthpiece to force any bad air out. I would do 2 or 3 heat cycles like this and then do a few more cycles while mouth pumping inwards like a cigarette until you no longer taste anything like new electronics. This vape has little smell to begin with.
I mean...once the temp is first reached (Temp being either your sweet spot temp or max temp for water use) wait an additional 30 seconds to allow a heat soak of the herb.
Like most conduction vapes of this type reaching the initial requested temp so quickly means the herb itself is not optimally heated. I'm not saying it won't produce vapor upon reaching the initial temp selected but waiting at least 30 seconds more will give the herb a chance to optimally absorb the oven's heat and should increase vapor production.
Since
@Crow is new to vaping my suggestions are meant to give him a high end baseline to compare against when learning to dial in his own needs. Waiting the extra few seconds will give him a taste for the top end production at that temp and he can then scale the wait back as he sees fit ....... or he may decide he likes the extra production enough to wait the extra seconds.
For example...my Solo can produce decently at level 4 once it reaches and stabilizes the temp. The first hit will be decent but the second hit will be stronger by having absorbed more heat via the first hit and additional oven time.
Another reason for the wait is that I was able to overrun the oven temp at times. Especially when I used a bubbler. By waiting the extra seconds there will be more initial heat applied to the herb and this may lesson the overrun of the oven temp.
