Itaste 134 Working Erratically

[Tom74]

Should do a video to help someone

I was thinking about doing that but I don't want to risk possibly loosening any connections in the unit by disassembling it again. Im just happy its back to perfect working condition.

It's a pretty straight forward approach though. Unscrew the 7 screws from the top of the unit, unscrew the 7 stainless steel rods that are threaded into the mid section, gently move the firing button assembly to one side and use a nut driver to remove the 3 5mm nuts that hold the variable wattage ring in place. Once you have the nuts removed gently lift up on the VW ring. There is a plate below it with 5 small holes in it where each individual ball bearing sits in. You almost have to use tweezers to handle the ball bearings all while your trying to keep the unit steady because you dont have it completely disassembled.

I tried removing the bottom section (battery section) of the unit first so it would make it easier to work on just the control head but it seems that the 8 stainless steel rods on the lower half of the unit are press fitted into the mid section of the body of the unit and the are hollow, so I wasn't about to risk grasping them with pliers and trying to yank them out.

[mikelove]

I understand I wouldn't want to take my provari apart ether

[Tom74]

Still firing like a champ! Recently got a Kayfun 3.1 clone and am blown away at how fine I can tailor my vape needs with it! The 134 and Kayfun 3.1 RBA is a fantastic combo!