Discontinued The Inhalater INH004 Phytotherapeutic Rechargeable Portable Vaporizer

marduk

daydreamer
Postage might be zero, you never know. See what they say. And I know what you mean about not messing with something that works. But who knows, maybe the capsules weren't working perfectly for everybody?
 
marduk,

Dreamerr

Always in a state of confusion and silliness♀
Nobody ever complained on here cept when resin made them stick which is why we had the answer to heat to remove. Nah they didn't even offer free postage to fix an issue I have so I am doing it through who I bought it from better service.
 
Dreamerr,

Edward Hyde

Well-Known Member
i ordered my inhalater xp before some days...i hope it comes with proper capsules :p... I think if they made a capsules from a material that doesnt need replacing(just cleaning) and doesnt get destroyed so easy (even if they charged it a bit more) i would buy it for sure...
 
Edward Hyde,

VaporGuy

Lets Get Baked
I don't know why they don't make them out of glass. glass is inert easy to clean and doesn't deform with heat....
 
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LeTchen

A toute vapeur !
Retailer
I don't know why they don't make them out of glass. glass is inert easy to clean and doesn't deform with heat....

It is possible that the polyimide is less receptive to heat than glass... I don't know
 
LeTchen,

Vitolo

Vaporist
I continually clean my capsules ...
I do an Iso shake regularly, and am on my second capsule (been good for months)
I use an Iso q tip to stroke the outside of the capsule, and it always comes up discolored.
I have NO sticking.
 
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LeTchen

A toute vapeur !
Retailer
Can we completely immerse the capsule in iso, Vitolo ? No problem with polyimide ?
 
LeTchen,

Dreamerr

Always in a state of confusion and silliness♀
I continually clean my capsules ...
I do an Iso shake regularly, and am on my second capsule (been good for months)
I use an Iso q tip to stroke the outside of the capsule, and it always comes up discolored.
I have NO sticking.

Vito those new capsules are way different. The old ones are fine. I still have both my originals but will have to return those two new ones. Did you check your new ones? They are really tight and don't click. I suggest not using them cause there will be an issue. You don't see me get mad often.

Le immerse away. I leave them in iso over night. I had the same question at the beginning and nobody new so I just did it and like I said earlier I am still on the original first one. I got my INH in Aug.
 
Dreamerr,

Vitolo

Vaporist
I have no new ones.
I have 6 unused older style caps sitting waiting for me to break the one I am using.
 
Vitolo,

Dreamerr

Always in a state of confusion and silliness♀
You have the same ones I got with you. Those ones aren't good. Put them in you will see they are different.
 
Dreamerr,

Vitolo

Vaporist
I just tested all of my capsules.
They all fit the same, and click in place.
I would check the screen inside the unit and make certain it is clean and seated all the way!
 
Vitolo,

Dreamerr

Always in a state of confusion and silliness♀
It is new so it is clean. It is both capsules I bought and neither click in place and are very tight. I don't know how to check the screen or what to do short of tossing them in the garbage.
 
Dreamerr,

Dreamerr

Always in a state of confusion and silliness♀
You know I get really frustrated when stuff doesn't work. I will calm down or try but been mad since last night. I will report back on the end result for all that want to know. I want the click back if and when I ever need them. I take really good care of my caps and think they will last as long as the vape itself.
 
Dreamerr,
It is new so it is clean. It is both capsules I bought and neither click in place and are very tight. I don't know how to check the screen or what to do short of tossing them in the garbage.
Yea that's good logic. ;) How about sending them to me if your just going to throw them away?
 
VapeNStone,

Spliff

Nothing clever to say......
Was wondering if anyone knew of a source for new capsules that didn't cost 10 bucks each?
 
Spliff,

Dreamerr

Always in a state of confusion and silliness♀
Nope, right now they all have them around the same price.
 
Dreamerr,

Inhalater

Well-Known Member
Manufacturer
The temperature dial is fully adjustable. Place temperature halfway between 7 and 8 and you get 7.5.
The polyimide has many advantages over glass; thin for good conduction, no risk of breaking into sharp slivers, reasonable cost, may be manufactured with a tapper. In our opinion, there are only advantages to polyimide over glass. Being a high tech and still unknown material is only drawback.
 

Buildozer

Baked & Fried
wow this thing looks sweet... im just now finding out about it... im looking for another vape, too bad its out of my price range ATM though...
 
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ictus

Well-Known Member
I tried for a while to find the post where it's described how to fix the capsules to no avail.

I was almost able to fix mine but not quite. First I put the polyamide roll In the mouthpiece... Then Insert the white spacer thing and push it down with something.

This works to make the capsule looked fixed... But the process of pushing the white bit down causes the open end to get wider.... And it's too wide to fit in the inh. Tried several things to close it up but I just crush the polyamide more with each attempt. I have to admit that stuff is tough as nails though.
 
ictus,

ictus

Well-Known Member
Getting so frustrated here... Found the original post and it had no helpful info.... How in the heck is this possible...
 
ictus,

marduk

daydreamer
I tried for a while to find the post where it's described how to fix the capsules to no avail.

I was almost able to fix mine but not quite. First I put the polyamide roll In the mouthpiece... Then Insert the white spacer thing and push it down with something.

This works to make the capsule looked fixed... But the process of pushing the white bit down causes the open end to get wider.... And it's too wide to fit in the inh. Tried several things to close it up but I just crush the polyamide more with each attempt. I have to admit that stuff is tough as nails though.

I've haven't done this, but I think you should be able to fix it by making an outer support tube.

Get paper, scissors and tape. Cut paper to size of polyimide. Roll up paper and insert into mouthpiece. Make sure it's a straight tube that doesn't get wider, then tape it. Next, roll up polyimide and insert into paper tube, slide it down into mouthpiece. Then insert white spacer into polyimide tube and push down into mouthpiece. The outer paper tube should prevent the open end of the polyimide tube from slipping and expanding. When the spacer is all the way down, remove the paper tube and the polyimide tube should slip into place and retain its shape.

Again, I've never done this, but in theory it should work. Good luck!
 
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ictus

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Neat idea! I actually managed to repair mine on the 15th try or so after I last posted by trying random things.

Ended up drilling a hole in a scrap of wood to stick the mouthpiece in and thus free up a hand. I then used the free hand and a pair of pliers to tug on the top corner of the rolled up polyamide as I forced the white spacer down with an upside down screw. Not perfect but it's worki g enough for some clouds..... Crisis averted :D

Thanks for the additional idea. I'd try that next time.... Only quick thought is that the paper might just rip open because the forces involved here are pretty intense.
 
ictus,

marduk

daydreamer
Neat idea! I actually managed to repair mine on the 15th try or so after I last posted by trying random things.

Ended up drilling a hole in a scrap of wood to stick the mouthpiece in and thus free up a hand. I then used the free hand and a pair of pliers to tug on the top corner of the rolled up polyamide as I forced the white spacer down with an upside down screw. Not perfect but it's worki g enough for some clouds..... Crisis averted :D

Thanks for the additional idea. I'd try that next time.... Only quick thought is that the paper might just rip open because the forces involved here are pretty intense.

Glad you got your clouds back! :cheers:

Re the paper ripping: instead of scotch tape, a couple of wraps around the paper tube with good packing tape should prevent that.
 
marduk,

Inhalater

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Manufacturer
The capsules are no longer click type. All capsules are smooth bore. The click was produced by a slightly oversized screen filter that deformed the capsule body making a small resistance at insertion.

Please be cautious tampering with capsules. Unproperly reconstructed capsule may lead to destruction of heating chamber. Capsule from factory has a very slight taper for easy insertion and polyimide body overlap is predetermined to avoid interfering with overlap in heating chamber.
 
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