Yes and no... Its kinda strange. At times when I take a draw there seems to be good airflow then suddenly there will be a lot of resistance. Almost like it would if you were holding the mouthpiece down really tight. Then just as fast go back to normal with smooth airflow. But even when the airflow is good it doesn't seem to affect the amount of vapor I'm getting. I'm at a loss, I've tried couple different ways of packing the chamber to no avail. Until last week it's been working pretty good, definitely didn't have to crank the temperature that high to get some good clouds.That's strange... did you get the same airflow or does it seems more restricted than usual?
I can't help you since I don't work anymore for X-Vape, I'm only working for X-Max now... although if you can't find any support don't hesitate to contact me by pm...
Did you was able to fix your issue?Yes and no... Its kinda strange. At times when I take a draw there seems to be good airflow then suddenly there will be a lot of resistance. Almost like it would if you were holding the mouthpiece down really tight. Then just as fast go back to normal with smooth airflow. But even when the airflow is good it doesn't seem to affect the amount of vapor I'm getting. I'm at a loss, I've tried couple different ways of packing the chamber to no avail. Until last week it's been working pretty good, definitely didn't have to crank the temperature that high to get some good clouds.
While I don't use my Aria often, just stopped by to thank you for your service to the community. I often see you helping others even when it is not related to X-Vape products. I clicked on your link a bunch of times to increase your page views. (Also, google translate is a life saver!)Here a french article I wrote recently about the Aria: https://www.vaporisateurs.org/aria-vaporisateur-par-x-vape-vaporizers/
Enjoy!
Words like that are warming my heart, thank you! Yes, I'm just doing exactly the same than others did for me when I was a beginner, FC is a great community!While I don't use my Aria often, just stopped by to thank you for your service to the community. I often see you helping others even when it is not related to X-Vape products. I clicked on your link a bunch of times to increase your page views. (Also, google translate is a life saver!)
Does this have a removeable battery?Looks like xvape decided to further build on this design, now with more temp control and fancier outlook than the avant,also larger battery life and bulkier size,still find it booring .Looks like it has the same smelly ring of inferior material between the chamber and the body. @PPN Do you know already of this one ?
https://torontovaporizer.ca/blog/xvape-aria-review/
Hi @PPN i'm using it the same like the girl you described, so i wanna know if the resin build up in the air inlets causing airflow restriction apply also for the xmax Starry v3 / Vital and their cleaning is pretty easy like the xmax ace or not ?Did you was able to fix your issue?
I gave one of my units to a friend of my wife which was trying to quit smoking, after a few months she cames back with an issue similar to you, the airflow was now pretty tight and without airflow, no vapor... After we talked together it appears she tends to talk a lot while vaping cause she likes to vape in social events more than alone... and while she is talking vapor build up in the chamber... in fact she was approximatively taking 1 hit perminute, even as low as 185°C you get a massive hit with that long heat soak!
...but vapor staying in the chamber without air movement for so long caused a resin build up in the air inlets (vapor passed by the bottom chamber's holes) and restricted the airflow.
We tried a few things to remove that build up but nothing worked as well as expected, unit was out of warranty we decided to trash it and I gave it another unit, a Ace, with that unit she will be able to clean the air inlets.... cause she will not change and continue to speak, and speak again before to take a toke and exhale a cloud so big to fog a room in one exhale ( to mention she isn't a micro-doser and tend to load as much she can and top it with some chunk of hash, yes she is a freak!)
Sounds like a cake tester would work for that. That’s what I use on my pax.i clean the air inlet tube with a pipe cleaner every now and again. pretty simple. just need to pop the bottom screen out from underneath first with a long stiff wire.
There is a thin strip at the outside end dividing the hole into two. my seventh floor pick, which is quite narrow, is too big.Sounds like a cake tester would work for that. That’s what I use on my pax.
how does this compare to the pax i'm thinking about getting my girlfriend one because she is killing me with the blunts lol
Glad to hear your unit is still going strong.2 years now? anyway, it's battery is still goin strong
yeah, I've gotta peel it all off sooner or later - just seems like the under layer is kinda foam ish that is not gonna last long. I've never done a DIY project like this - what do you mean by "any contact?" thanks for the reply!Glad to hear your unit is still going strong.
As far as the worn inlays you could try removing the mess that is left and see how it goes 'naked' or once cleaned you could add any contact that tickles your fancy...
Sorry about the Aussie lingo, we use contact(sticky backed anything) to cover school books etc.any contact