Dab it with some juice, install the head, fill the tank and let it sit for a few minutes. Then prime the juice into the coil wick by covering the air flow hole and suck in through the drip tip like you’re taking a hit. This forces juice into the coil head and moistens the wick.
How to set up a vape?
How to set up a Vape. 1 Step 1 - Prepare your device. Remove your device from the box and place it on a flat surface in front of you. 2 Step 2 - Fill your tank or pod with e-liquid. 3 Step 3 - Prime your coil / pod. 4 Step 4 - Settings or no Settings? 5 Step 5 - Set the correct output power. More items
How to vape like a pro?
To try your new vape out for the first time; place your mouth on the drip tip/mouthpiece, begin to draw from the mouthpiece and/or hold down the fire button at the same time as you are drawing. That's it you're done!! You are now Vaping like a PRO!
How to charge a vape without a charger?
For most users charging a vape coincides with charging their smartphone so a good habit to get into is to charge your vape every night when you go to bed next to your smartphone. It is always recommended to use the allocated USB charging cable that came with your device.
Do you hit the fire button on your vape?
Your new vape has just arrived and you are ready to set it up, your first instinct will be to hit the fire button or draw on the mouthpiece to see how it works….STOP!!! The most common mistake beginners make is to hit the button or draw on the mouthpiece while the tank or pod is empty, this will cause a dry hit and burn the cotton inside the coil.
What is the Aspire Plato?
Meet one of the newest members of the Aspire family, the Aspire Plato! The Plato is a multifunctional personal vaporizer and tank system that fits in the palm of your hand! With an adjustable airflow system, the Plato brings you temperature control and the standard wattage mode up to 50 watts. This revolutionary device also comes with a variety of different coil options so that you can find the perfect style that fits you. Whether you’d prefer a mouth-to-lung or a direct-to-lung experience, no worries! The Plato has you covered.
How to adjust the airflow on a plato?
To adjust, simply twist the notch on the bottom of the device.
How many juice ports does Plato have?
The Plato has a revolutionary tank system that brings you two juice ports that makes filling, draining, and cleaning simple and convenient! The top port allows the user to both fill and drain the tank of ejuice. Open both of the ports to drain the tank completely.
What is mouth to lung vaping?
Mouth to lung vaping is simply the process of drawing vapor into your mouth and then inhaling. This is the way you smoke a cigarette so it is the most familiar, shall we say, form of vaping. With a mouth to lung vape what you are looking for is the sensation you experience on the inhale. This is the throat hit. That is the sensation and feeling that you feel when you are inhaling something.
Is the Aspire Plato mod good?
“The good is the beautiful.” Plato said that. He was right and the new Aspire Plato mod is both good and beautiful. This is something different. Expert Vaping’s Aspire Plato review is going to cover a new all in one vaping system. The Plato mod is a compact, very attractive 50 watt mod that comes in a multitude of color choices. The tank is contained within the body of the mod itself. The Plato is designed to accommodate a variety of vaping options. It offers standard vaping for beginners and advanced vaping for vaping enthusiasts. In fact, it is an ideal vehicle to take you from the very best in standard vaping all the way to advanced vaping complete with massive vapor production from perfectly engineered Clapton coils.
What is the finish on the Aspire Plato?
It's a matte, dark grey, brushed finish that looks really nice, has great texture for gripping, and overall feels pretty good in my fingers. The screen is pretty small, and comes with a screen protector over it to keep it safe during shipping.
Is the Aspire Plato a good starter kit?
The Aspire Plato might not be bad as a starter kit for new vapers, if it weren't for all the complexities. The tank assembly is overly complex to be included in a starter kit, and the mod is too proprietary to use any other tank.
What are the different types of vapes?
There are 2 types of vapes; fixed powered devices and variable powered devices. This refers to the ability to adjust the power settings and fine-tune the vape experience. If you have a pod system its likely type 1, but read through both types below to make sure before proceeding.
How long should I let my pod sit before using it?
This is an important step to get the optimum flavour and experience. Let your tank or pod sit for 5 minutes before you first use it.….yes I know you feel like you have waited long enough…but trust me it will pay off.
Why do you let your tank sit?
By letting your tank sit you are making sure the cotton is truly soaked with e-liquid to prevent a dry hit and potentially burning the coil. Prime your coil: A popular method for helping the e-liquid soak through is priming. This gives you extra reassurance that you won't get that nasty dry hit.
What does it mean when a device has no display screen?
Type 1) If your device has NO display screen and NO controls on the side to adjust the power output this means you have a fixed powered device - jump to Step 6. Type 2) If your device has a display screen and controls on the side to adjust the power this means you have a variable powered device - proceed to Step 5.
When to charge vape?
For most users charging a vape coincides with charging their smartphone so a good habit to get into is to charge your vape every night when you go to bed next to your smartphone. It is always recommended to use the allocated USB charging cable that came with your device.
Is a pod top or bottom?
Most pods are either filled from the top or from the side, but this will be clearly indicated on the packaging or in the manual. If you have a traditional tank you need to determine whether your tank is a top fill or a bottom fill. 9/10 tanks are top fill but it will be marked in the product packaging/manual what your tank is.
What battery does the Kanger NEBOX use?
Both Plato and the Kanger NEBOX are compact, all-in-one vape kits. Both products run on a 18650 battery, but the Plato kit includes the battery, while the NEBOX kits don’t include it.
What coils does Aspire Plato use?
The Aspire Plato is compatible with multiple options and comes with a pre-installed 1.8 Nautilus coil, as well as a 0.4 sub-ohm proprietary Clapton design by Aspire. Both perform well and provide a smooth and enjoyable vaping experience.
What is an Aspire vape?
The Aspire Plato is a compact, all-in-one vape kit that is ideal for vapers that prefer portable mods without compromising on performance. This portable vape setup offers two tanks and drip tips that accommodate both direct to lung and mouth to lung vaping.
How much tank capacity does Plato have?
With a 2 ml tank capacity, this is considerably lesser than Plato’s 4.6-5.6 ml capacity.
Cboswell87 New Member
I purchased an Aspire Plato kit a little over a year ago. I never had any issues with it except some occasional leaking at the bottom where the airflow vent is. I haven't used it in about 4 months, but decided to bring it out to start vaping again. A week ago it had a slight charge and was able to flash a low battery message on the screen.
stols001 Moved On ECF Veteran
Not really. Sounds like you've tried the obvious solutions. Although, since you've had leaking, I might look at cleaning the battery terminals, and whatever you can get to inside the mod. There may be some ejuice clogging up some areas in your mod. If you clean it then leave it open for a day or so to dry out.
Topwater Elvis Vaping Master ECF Veteran
The plato uses a removable 18650 battery, have you checked the voltage?
Eskie ECF Guru Verified Member ECF Veteran
Yeah, don't assume anything until you at least remove the current 18650, wipe the contacts down, and try another battery. If is this your primary vape, then over a year you might well have used that enough to the point it will no longer hold a charge. These batteries are good for anywhere around 300-500 cycles.
BrotherBob ECF Guru ECF Veteran
I purchased an Aspire Plato kit a little over a year ago. I never had any issues with it except some occasional leaking at the bottom where the airflow vent is. I haven't used it in about 4 months, but decided to bring it out to start vaping again. A week ago it had a slight charge and was able to flash a low battery message on the screen.