slcbdco
Brewer, Lobbyist, Vaporist
Under normal operation, the cop lights indicate the heater is over heated. If the unit is being used a lot and then has temporary cop lights that is consistent with the warning mechanism. The cop lights are not connected to or associated with being dropped. They only serve to indicate overheat which is temporary as is described or temp sensor failure which is permanent and requires an RMA.
If you don't have cop lights it's because your heater is not over heating. One persons heavy use is not the same and if someone is going through two bowls in quick succession as described I could see that triggering the warning cop lights.
I reply not to get into a discussion about the features of the grasshopper, only to inform on what they are.
The grasshopper website has a page that explains all the different warning lights and video so there's no reason to speculate.
If you don't have cop lights it's because your heater is not over heating. One persons heavy use is not the same and if someone is going through two bowls in quick succession as described I could see that triggering the warning cop lights.
I reply not to get into a discussion about the features of the grasshopper, only to inform on what they are.
The grasshopper website has a page that explains all the different warning lights and video so there's no reason to speculate.