Ok, so I set up the bag my own little way, I tied a lil rubber band instead of using the black tiny clip it came with. Seems just fine.
Anywho, I turned it on to 235 (Celsius, Idk if there is a Fahrenheit option?) for 10 mins to kill any chemicals. How much bud should I put in the bowl? And what temp/fan setting should I use? I am about to use a bag, not whip. Thanks
Also, should I pack the bud down?
Last question: To use aromatherapy, what button do I press once the flowers are inside the bowl?
Sounds like you're struggling with that second o-ring. You should try it with arthritis in your fingers.
I have used a twist-tie instead and it's worked just fine - just make sure it's tight.
Yes there is a Fahrenheit option. Page 2 of the manual. Under the Menu button on the panel, toggled with the Up/Down keys.
The amount of herb to use, the temp, and the fan setting are all very subjective. There are some hints in the manual, insights thru this thread. It's very important to experiment, starting low and slow until you learn the machine. The Q's strength is its flexibility, but it takes a while to capitalize on that to find what you like best.
As a suggestion . . . try filling the cyclone about only a third, no more than half, up to the teflon. Start with 160C, no more than 190C. Let the cyclone heat up at least 10, even better 20 minutes; you can accelerate that by pre-heating the bowl empty at like 230C, then dropping to your vape temp, just be careful when adding the herb 'cause the bowl is very hot now. Do not pack the herb, and grind it to small and fluffy but not real fine. Re fan speed, on page 5 of the manual Arizer suggests using Fan 3; personally I find that this sometimes clogs the elbow screen (a lot of that depends on size of load, dryness and grind of herb), so I most often use Fan 2. Others feel that Fan 1 delivers thicker vapor. Again, there are several variables at work together so you just need to experiment with that. Also, while blowing the bag stop the fan once or twice, lift the elbow, and use the glass stick to clear any material from the screen plus also stir the bowl.
Others have their own techniques and suggestions, this is just my
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I don't use the aromatherapy bowl, but there is a section in the manual about it on the inside of the back flap.
Have I mentioned that there is a lot of good info in this thread?