XROS 5 Nano: Screen shows 'OVER HEAT' and device stops working
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The screen displays 'OVER HEAT' and the device cuts out completely. This is the built-in high temperature protection activating to keep you safe.
Why this happens
- The device or its surroundings have exceeded the safe operating temperature of 40°C, triggering the thermal protection cut-off
- The device has been left in direct sunlight, for example on a windowsill, in a car, or outdoors in warm weather
- The device has been stored or used in an environment below 10°C or above 40°C, outside the recommended range
- The device has been carried in a pocket or bag next to a heat source
How to fix it
- Stop using the device immediately and move it to a cool, shaded area away from direct sunlight or any heat source
- Allow the device to cool down naturally until it returns to within the recommended range of 10 to 40°C, then try using it again
- Do not expose the device to direct sunlight, dust, moisture or mechanical shock during storage or everyday carry
- When storing the device, keep it within the recommended temperature range of 10 to 40°C
- If the 'OVER HEAT' warning continues to appear after the device has had adequate time to cool, stop using it and contact Vaporesso support, as only Vaporesso should carry out any repairs
Replacement pods and coils
Worn pods and coils cause most of these faults. We stock the parts that fit the XROS 5 Nano.
Other XROS 5 Nano problems
- Screen shows 'BATTERY LOW' and device stops working The screen displays 'BATTERY LOW' and the device cuts out, refusing to fire. This is the low voltage or over-discharge protection activating to keep the battery safe.
- Screen shows 'LOW RESISTANCE' and device stops working The screen displays 'LOW RESISTANCE' and the device cuts out and refuses to fire. This is the built-in short-circuit and low-resistance protection activating to keep you safe.
- Screen shows 'OVER TIME' and device stops working The screen displays 'OVER TIME' and the device cuts out mid-vape. This is the 8-second overtime protection activating and stopping the device from firing.
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