I don't think these changes to production will guarantee error free hopper
From what they say my impression is that they're blaming the trouble on out-house processes. Which would sort of contradict their "mostly american made" claim.
Hey at least you got an email. Cheers for sharing
i’ve been to the lab is actually down the street from me and i’ve seen the assembly happening right here in Boulder.
From what they say my impression is that they're blaming the trouble on out-house processes. Which would sort of contradict their "mostly american made" claim.
at the point of making my comment I hadn't received the email, so that was all news to me, and my comment was meant to indicate that I was again missing info from the team about relevant affairs to me, info that was complained about being over a month late by @Gregori, who I replied to.^^Wow
^^Wow... Glass half full there huh?
I do fully predict that in 2018, MoltenTiger will go on to replace Sarah Huckabee Sanders as White House Press Secretary.
Pics or it didn't happen lol! Seriously though, could someone go to Hopper Labs and snap some quick cell phone pics? I'd imagine an operation with teams of engineers, an R&D department, etc. would be a pretty impressive, maybe even a world-class facility, no?
Yep. You're fucked. Send it in for warranty repair and start waiting! (You could try blowing out the air holes with compressed air, could remove the screen and try cleaning under the sensor, could try cleaning all contacts thoroughly and rotating the dial back and forth a bunch, but in the end ... at best this will get a little more life out of it ... what you are experiencing is the common failure that I experience ... the level of that failure varies but once it starts it always gets worse eventually to the point of the device being useless ...)Haven’t seen this issue and I’m brand new at the hopper so maybe one of you have some insight.
Got a used hopper, looks brand new, has new batteries, fully charged. When I hit it the blue lights flicker and unit buzzes. Doesn’t produce vapor, even at 4.5-5
All other lights seem normal.
Any ideas before I xfer warranty and send it off.
Thanks experts!
by 60,000, you meant 40,000 right??Interestingly they talk about have sold 60,000 units back in 2016
Yep. You're fucked. Send it in for warranty repair and start waiting! (You could try blowing out the air holes with compressed air, could remove the screen and try cleaning under the sensor, could try cleaning all contacts thoroughly and rotating the dial back and forth a bunch, but in the end ... at best this will get a little more life out of it ... what you are experiencing is the common failure that I experience ... the level of that failure varies but once it starts it always gets worse eventually to the point of the device being useless ...)
by 60,000, you meant 40,000 right??
I did this and I swear it worked sometimes but Caroline warned me against it. Any moisture found in the electronics will void the warranty so I stopped.Sadly, cleaning under the screen to fix my hopper going straight to blue didn’t fix the problem. However, what I did was dunk it into 99% ISO just before the air intake holes by the heater. I then left it hanging vertically by a hot window, with the heater side pointed down of course, and came back to it a few hours later. I’m glad to say it’s working again, I have been extremely lucky with this Ti hopper. I was feeling shitty about not having one for a long time.
I tried with a slow to heat up hopper and it did nothing to improve performance.I did this and I swear it worked sometimes but Caroline warned me against it. Any moisture found in the electronics will void the warranty so I stopped.
Mine hasn't been flagged, so as long as you let it dry and don't risk short circuiting from impatience, it should be fine.@almost there Hopefully that isn’t the case if I ever have to send it in.
@MoltenTiger I thought that with older GH’s you weren’t supposed to blow into it, does that apply to compressed air?
I actually get my isopropyl from an electronics store, it's definitely the go to. It's a good place to source it as it's relatively pure and concentrated. But it can cause problems if care isn't takenISO 99% and blow with air-compressor or canned air
waiting min 12 hours before use or leave next to heating element for at least 4 hours in +25 c
I regularly clean electronics with ISO without problems