New2vape wrote:Not that I need one, but where are these great deals? Are they Canadian??Many thanks,3av...SL $55T $45MX $43G $73

hm, maybe finally a G class for me... though would prefer the Q class

... but of all the SX Minis, that one had a slight flaw that for many showed up immediately under warranty. Mine took 2 years and then bit the dust.

Out of curiosity, what was the flaw, if may ask?

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Out of curiosity, what was the flaw, if may ask?

SX Mini Q Class Firing Problems Solutions

We’ve come across several solutions to these problems. First of all, if the device is brand new and you are experiencing problems, it is best to take it in for an exchange. Yihi is aware of the issue and has been working with consumers to fix it. However, the return process can be a little fuzzy if you have to ship your device overseas.

If you’d prefer to hang on to your advice, there are a few things you can check on your own. First, remove the batteries before you begin working. Then, use a tiny Torx bit to remove the screws near the 510 connector. You will find that underneath is a small washer that connects to the ground of your chipset. That washer needs to be snugly in place, and the ground needs to be connected. You can visually inspect both.

Then you need to screw your 510 connector back into place and tighten it all the way down so that it is making good contact with the washer to pass the power up to your coils. Some users were finding that their 510 connectors were sitting above the washer, and only making intermittent contact, causing the unit to look like it was working without actually firing.

Finally, use a q-tip with some rubbing alcohol to gently clean your firing button. This device is especially finicky around spilled liquid, so you want to make sure the firing button doesn’t have buildup around it. Those two fixes should be enough to get your SX Mini Q class problems solved!