Product Info
This kit is ideal for beginners or intermediate level users looking for an upgrade.
Beginners will find benefit in the automatic power range feature which protects the coil by detecting the resistance and setting the maximum power output automatically. This prevents unintended damage to the atomiser.
Intermediate users will find that the intuitive screen interface and excellent vapour quality will deliver a significantly improved Vaping experience over most typical starter devices.
Set up procedure
Coil Installation
Install the coil of your choice into the base of the Pod. The Metal connection point should protrude out the bottom of the pod. The 0.8 Ohm coil will produce a slightly less dense vapour but will consume slightly less battery life. The 0.3 Ohm coil will produce maximum performance but will consume power from the battery more rapidly.
Filling
Simply open the rubber filling port seal and fill with E Liquid. Leave the E Liquid to soak into the coil for 5 minutes prior to first use to avoid damaging the coil .
Click the Pod into the Vinci device and click the power button 5 times rapidly to turn the device on.
You can rotate the pod 180 degrees to alter the airflow and draw characteristics to suit our tastes.
Hardware Accessories
Manufactures Guide
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Troubleshooting
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Leaking and Shorting
The most common issue with the Vinci Pod device is that condensation builds up from the excess vapour that is produced but not inhaled.
This condenses in the socket that the Pod is housed in. Once this liquid pools enough it can damage the connection points or at a minimum cause a short reading on the device and the device will not fire.
It is recommended that this socket be cleaned out once per day or at each refill. You can use a dry tissue to wipe away the condensate.
This is an issue common top many pod devices and tanks and has yet to be fully addressed by the industry as a whole. So it is not a fault. Simply something we must all live with when we vape.
If you've cleaned the port and contacts in the socket and the short persists, then try a spare coil to see if the issue is resolved. If it is using the spare , then the original coil will have developed a hard short.