HR Rogue Fury Fierce

[Mike98765]

Question: I have a few HR vaporizers including the above. BUT I notice they lose performance after awhile. Ive noticed there are very small holes on the bottom, the air path. They are not set in very deep so debris can accumulate. Once I cleared the holes it was performing as it should. HR says you should heat the device and blow through the top to clear, in addition poking the actual holes. Well I have done this and performance is awful. HR says that its not under warranty. But it seems like a design flaw theres no way to get inside to clean and I imagine the more you poke holes to clear, that debris goes inside. Has anyone else experienced this? Their customer service is not that great.

 

[badbee]

Many\most vapes have small holes for the air inlet with no way to clean those from both sides. The heating coil\ribbon is too fragile to allow direct access. It's just something you have to live with. Protect it from pocket lint and heavy dust and you should be OK. You could always vacuum it to suction out the holes, avoid pressurized or canned air as it's likely to do more harm than good.

 

[Mike98765]

Many\most vapes have small holes for the air inlet with no way to clean those from both sides. The heating coil\ribbon is too fragile to allow direct access. It's just something you have to live with. Protect it from pocket lint and heavy dust and you should be OK. You could always vacuum it to suction out the holes, avoid pressurized or canned air as it's likely to do more harm than good.

Actually the Davinci IQ has a cleanable path. BUT what Im saying is that the holes ARE clean and its not performing like it used to. When new I could get 4 huge vapor hits that would fill the bong. Now the first barely does and the second is very small in production. In addition something like CFX from boundless has a much deeper inset so its not an issue. I just cant imagine a company telling you to poke the debris so it goes inside without a means to remove it.