How to Fix Blue Blinking Light Sourin Air

Everyone that has a Suorin Air has been here; your vape isn't working, and you're not sure what to do. Fortunately for Air owners, there are a few concrete steps you can take to get your vape working right.

If your Suorin Air isn't hitting, or firing, first make sure that it's charged. If it is charged, thoroughly clean your device and your pod. If cleaning isn't effective, buy a new pod. If buying a new pod doesn't work either, you may need to buy a new Air.

These steps sound simple, but when you're cleaning your Suorin Air, there's always a risk. Below, I'll go over all of the steps above and show you how to clean your device safely and effectively.

Make Sure Your Air Is Charged

Fortunately, the first step is the easiest. You need to make sure that your Suorin Air is charged. As simple as this is, it's one of the most common reasons for Air's not firing properly.

This step sounds very obvious, but if your Suorin is out of battery, it isn't going to hit at all. Before you try anything else, plug in your Air for a few minutes, and make sure that the proper light is illuminated.

This is the easiest one to fix, and a good first step to getting your Air to work properly again.

Clean Your Suorin Air Thoroughly

The next, slightly longer step, is to clean your Suorin air. I'm going to give you a quick rundown here, but if you want to read how to do this more in-depth, check out my article on how to clean a Suorin Air V2.

Your first step for cleaning is to take apart your Air. Remove the pod, and push out the electronics from the top using the pod or other tool, as shown below. (Also check out my article on how to take apart a Suorin Air).

Take a cotton swab and gently clean your Suorin Air's airflow sensor, contact points (metal bits at the top), the rubber piece on top of the contact points, and any other places where you see juice.

After this, use another cotton swab or a rolled up tissue, and clean out the contact points on the bottom of your pod. Here too, clean up any other bits of juice that you see.

You can also clean out the inside of your Suorin's skin (metal piece that surrounds the electronics) by inserting a tissue.

After this, put the rubber piece back on the electronics, and put the metal skin back on. Put your pod back on, and see if your Air works! If it doesn't, keep reading to check out the next step.

Buy a New Pod for Your Air

If cleaning every part of your Suorin Air doesn't work, you might just have to buy a new pod. Some pods come from the factory defective, and won't work no matter what you try.

Other times, something breaks inside the pod and makes it so that it won't hit. Unfortunately, if you're at this point, there's not much you can do to fix your broken pod.

Fortunat4ly though, Suorin Air pods are cheap, and you can find them for as little as $4 apiece. If your Air still isn't hitting by now, consider picking up a new pod.

Purchase a New Suorin Air or Other Device

At this point, if your Suorin still isn't firing or hitting properly, you might need to buy a new one. Suorin Air's are built to be somewhat disposable, and they're definitely not going to last forever.

Things wear down and break over time, juice leaks into the device, and if you're like me, you drop things a lot. To put it simply, your Suorin Air is going to break eventually, as is every other device that you own.

Sometimes the only thing you can do to fix your Air is to buy a new one. Of course, if your Suorin is giving you too many issues, you can always buy a different vape, but my point is that no matter which device you own, you'll have to buy a new one eventually.

Give Your Suorin Some Time

This might sound stupid, but one thing that's worked many times for me is to let your device sit for 30 minutes to an hour. Sometimes Suorin Air's get too hot, and all they need is a little time to cool down.

Before you go buying a whole new one, let it sit for a while and see if anything changes. It can be frustrating, but it's worth the wait if it can fix your device.

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