The Hyola Ultra 30K Puffs Vape Kit is designed for long-lasting performance , up to 30,000 puffs, mesh-coil flavour, 2 ml prefilled pods with 10 ml refill containers, and a big 1800 mAh rechargeable battery with Type-C charging. It’s built for vapers who want hassle-free, powerful vaping without constant refills.

But even the best high-capacity kits can occasionally run into problems. Maybe your Hyola Ultra 30K isn’t hitting, the LED starts flashing, the battery won’t charge, or the flavour tastes burnt. Because this is a sealed prefilled pod system, you can’t repair the coil yourself, but most issues are minor and can be fixed quickly at home.

This guide focuses entirely on troubleshooting and solutions. You’ll find step-by-step fixes for every common issue; from no vapour on inhale and charging problems, to weak or burnt taste, leaks, airflow issues, auto-firing and battery drain. By the end, you’ll know exactly how to get your Hyola 30K back to smooth, reliable vaping without frustration.

Device Not Firing / No Vapour on Inhale

If your Hyola Ultra 30K isn’t producing vapour when you inhale, don’t panic. In almost every case it’s a minor issue you can solve at home. Because this kit uses prefilled pods and refill containers, the most common culprits are an empty pod, a misaligned connection, or a drained battery.

Common Causes

1. Empty Pod or Refill Container
   – The 2 ml pod or 10 ml refill container has run dry, so there’s no liquid to heat.
   – Since it’s a prefilled system, you can’t refill it yourself; you must replace it.

2. Burnt or Worn-Out Coil
   – After thousands of puffs the mesh coil inside the pod loses efficiency or burns out, so vapour stops.

3. Loose or Dirty Connections
   – Dust, condensation or e-liquid on the magnetic contacts prevents the battery from powering the pod.
   – The pod may not be fully clicked into place.

4. Battery Drained
   – The 1800 mAh rechargeable battery is out of power.
   – Even if the LED still glows, a low battery can fail to heat the coil properly.

5. Blocked Airflow Sensor
   – Pocket lint or liquid in the airflow channels can stop the draw-activation sensor from triggering.

Step-by-Step Fixes

1. Check Pod and Refill Container

• Look through the clear e-liquid window on the pod and refill container.

• If empty or very low → replace with a fresh Hyola Ultra 30K pod + refill pack.

• If liquid remains but no vapour, coil may be burnt → replace the pod anyway.

2. Remove and Reinsert the Pod

• Take out the pod and inspect the base for cracks or leaks.

• Wipe the magnetic connectors inside the device slot with a dry tissue or cotton swab.

• Reinsert the pod straight down until you feel the magnetic “click”.

• Make sure the mouthpiece is fully twisted to one flavour — a half-position can confuse the sensor.

3. Recharge the Battery

• Plug in a Type-C cable to a stable wall adapter.

• Check the LED screen — it should pulse or display charging progress.

• Give it at least 45 minutes for a full charge before testing again.

4. Clear the Airflow

• Inspect the airflow holes at the bottom/side.

• Remove dust or lint with a cotton swab.

• Blow gently through the mouthpiece to clear condensation from the coil chamber.

5. Swap to a New Pod

• If after cleaning and charging you still get no vapour, insert a completely new Hyola Ultra 30K pod + refill container to rule out a defective pod.

When to Replace the Device

If your Hyola Ultra 30K still won’t fire after:

• Using a new pod,

• Cleaning connectors,

• Fully charging the battery,
  …the issue is likely with the internal battery or sensor. At this point, it’s safest to replace the device.

In most cases, no vapour = empty or misaligned pod. A quick pod replacement or connector cleaning solves the problem.

Device Not Charging

If your Hyola doesn’t seem to charge or the LED screen doesn’t show charging progress, it’s usually a small issue with the cable, port, or power source. Because this device uses a big 1800 mAh rechargeable battery and Type-C USB charging, getting the connection right is key to maintaining its massive puff capacity.

Common Causes

1. Faulty or Incompatible Cable/Adapter
   – A damaged or poor-quality Type-C cable or low-power adapter may stop proper charging.

2. Dust or Residue in the Port
   – Pocket lint, condensation or e-liquid in the charging port blocks current flow.

3. Weak Power Source
   – Laptop or car USB ports sometimes supply unstable voltage, causing slow or no charge.

4. Overheated or Worn-Out Battery
   – If the battery is too hot, the device won’t charge for safety. Over time, any lithium battery loses capacity.

5. Internal Charging Circuit Fault
   – In rare cases, the internal chip fails and can’t accept charge anymore.

Step-by-Step Fixes

1. Check the Cable & Adapter

• Use a good-quality Type-C cable (ideally the one included with the kit).

• Try another adapter; a 5 V wall adapter is better than a laptop or car port.

• Avoid fast-charge “super chargers” over 2A output — these can trip protection circuits.

2. Clean the Charging Port

• Inspect the Type-C port with a light.

• Gently remove lint or residue with a dry cotton swab or wooden toothpick.

• Never use water or alcohol on the port.

3. Confirm LED Charging Signal

• Plug the device in and look at the LED screen.

• It should show a pulsing icon or battery bar rising — this confirms charging has started.

• Full charge normally takes around 45 minutes.

4. Let the Device Cool Before Charging

• If the device feels warm after heavy use, let it rest 10–15 minutes before plugging in.

• Charging a hot battery can cause slow charging or trigger protection mode.

5. Try a Different Power Source

• Switch from a laptop/USB hub to a direct wall socket.

• If possible, use a short high-quality cable to minimise voltage drop.

When to Replace the Device

If your Hyola Ultra 30K still won’t charge after trying multiple cables, cleaning, and power sources → the battery or internal charging circuit may have failed. Because the battery isn’t user-replaceable, the safest solution is to replace the device.

Most charging problems come from dirty ports, weak cables, or unstable power. Quick checks and using the correct cable/adapter usually fix them.

Weak Vapour or Muted Flavour

If your Hyola Ultra is still working but the vapour feels thin or the flavour seems weak, it’s usually a sign of low liquid, a tired coil, or a battery running low. Because this kit uses prefilled pods + refill containers, you can’t replace the coil separately — so checking the pod first is key.

Common Causes

1. Pod or Refill Container Running Low
   – The 2 ml pod or 10 ml refill container may be almost empty, so the wick isn’t staying fully saturated.

2. Coil Worn Out
   – After thousands of puffs, the mesh coil inside the pod loses efficiency and flavour intensity.

3. Chain Vaping
   – Taking puff after puff too quickly doesn’t give the wick enough time to re-soak, leading to weaker vapour.

4. Battery Running Low
   – Even before it dies completely, a low 1800 mAh battery can reduce vapour output.

5. Blocked Airflow
   – Dust or accidental finger placement over the airflow inlets can thin vapour production.

Step-by-Step Fixes

1. Check Pod & Refill Container Levels

• Look through the clear e-liquid window.

• If liquid is low → replace with a fresh Hyola Ultra 30K pod + refill pack.

• Even if liquid remains but vapour is weak, the coil may be tired → replace the pod anyway.

2. Recharge the Battery

• Plug in your device with a Type-C cable to a stable wall adapter.

• A weak battery can reduce vapour clouds even before it fully dies.

• Give it a full 45-minute charge and test again.

3. Slow Down Puffing

• Leave 15–20 seconds between hits so the wick can soak properly.

• This prevents dry hits and keeps flavour intensity.

4. Clear the Airflow

• Inspect the airflow holes and make sure your fingers aren’t covering them.

• Use a tissue or blow gently through the mouthpiece to clear condensation.

5. Replace the Pod

• If you’ve recharged, slowed puffs, and cleared airflow but vapour is still weak → the coil inside the pod is spent.

• Insert a fresh Hyola Ultra 30K pod to restore full flavour and vapour.

When to Replace the Device

If weak vapour persists across multiple new pods and full charges, the device’s internal battery may be degrading. In that case, replacement is the only fix.

Weak vapour or muted flavour is almost always linked to a low or tired pod, a low battery, or chain vaping habits. With a quick pod swap, full recharge and slower vaping, performance usually returns to normal.

Burnt or Harsh Taste

A burnt or harsh taste is one of the most unpleasant problems a vaper can experience — it’s a clear sign that the coil inside your pod is no longer wicking e-liquid properly. With a device like the Hyola Ultra 30K Puffs, which uses prefilled pods and refill containers, you can’t swap the coil separately, so recognising the signs early is important.

Common Causes

1. Empty Pod or Refill Container
   – When the 2 ml pod or 10 ml refill container runs dry, the cotton wick is no longer saturated and scorches instantly.

2. Burnt-Out Mesh Coil
   – After thousands of puffs, the mesh coil has reached the end of its life. Burnt cotton leaves a permanent acrid taste.

3. Chain Vaping
   – Taking rapid puffs doesn’t give the wick enough time to re-soak, leading to dry hits and eventual scorching.

4. Incomplete Flavour Switch
   – If the dual-flavour mouthpiece isn’t fully clicked over, liquid may not feed properly, creating partial dry hits.

5. Low Battery Power
   – A weak 1800 mAh battery may heat unevenly, causing harsh or inconsistent vapour.

Step-by-Step Fixes

1. Check E-Liquid Levels

• Look through the transparent window on both pod and refill container.

• If they’re empty → replace with a fresh Hyola Ultra 30K pod + refill pack immediately.

2. Replace Burnt Pods

• If there’s still liquid but the taste is burnt, the coil has already scorched the wick.

• Swap to a fresh pod — burnt taste will not recover once cotton is burnt.

3. Slow Down Puffing

• Take steady, slower drags instead of rapid chain vaping.

• Allow at least 15–20 seconds between puffs to let the wick re-soak.

4. Switch Flavours Properly

• Rotate the dual-flavour selector until it clicks firmly into place before taking a puff.

• Partial turns can leave the wick misaligned and dry.

 5. Recharge the Device

• A low battery can cause harsh, uneven heating.

• Plug in with the Type-C cable and charge fully before vaping again.

When to Replace the Pod

If the burnt or harsh taste persists no matter what you try, the coil and wick are permanently damaged. Unlike refillable systems, the Hyola Ultra 30K requires a full pod + refill container replacement.

Burnt taste = coil/wick damage. Replace the pod, slow down puffing, always ensure full flavour switch and full battery to prolong life.

Leaking or Gurgling

Sometimes your Hyola Ultra 30000 Puffs may start to leak e-liquid from the mouthpiece or produce a gurgling sound when inhaling. This is not uncommon with pod systems and usually signals a minor issue with condensation, puff technique or pod wear — not a permanent fault.

Common Causes

1. Overused or Damaged Pod Seals
   – After heavy use, the silicone seals inside the 2 ml pod may weaken, allowing e-liquid to escape.

2. Condensation Build-Up
   – Normal vapour condensation inside the chimney can collect and cause light gurgling or small droplets.

3. Overdrawing / Puffing Too Hard
   – Taking very hard drags floods the coil chamber, resulting in spit-back or gurgling.

4. Heat Exposure
   – Leaving the kit in a hot car, pocket or direct sun can thin the e-liquid, increasing leakage.

5. Loose Pod Fit
   – If the pod isn’t fully clicked in, airflow misalignment can increase leaks and gurgling.

Step-by-Step Fixes

1. Clean the Device

• Remove the pod and wipe the pod base, contacts and inside of the slot with a dry tissue or cotton swab.

• Gently blow through the mouthpiece to clear excess liquid if gurgling persists.

2. Insert Pod Securely

• Reinsert the pod until the magnetic “click” is felt.

• Make sure the mouthpiece is twisted fully to one flavour to prevent misalignment.

3. Adjust Puff Technique

• Instead of sharp, hard drags, take slower, steadier inhales.

• This prevents liquid from flooding the coil chamber.

4. Store Upright & Avoid Heat

• Always store the Hyola Ultra 30K in an upright position.

• Keep it out of hot places where liquid can thin and escape.

5. Replace the Pod

• If leaking or gurgling continues or the pod feels damaged, replace the pod and refill container with a fresh pack.

When to Worry

• Light condensation is normal — just clean it.

• Constant leaking or severe gurgling usually means the pod’s seals are failing; replacement is the best fix.

With proper storage, gentler puffs, and regular cleaning, most leaking and gurgling problems disappear. If not, swapping to a new pod is the quickest solution.

Pod Not Detected / LED Error Flashes

Sometimes your Hyola Ultra 30K Puffs won’t recognise the pod or the LED screen starts flashing when you try to vape. This typically points to a connection, alignment or sensor issue — not always a permanent fault. The good news is most of these are quick to fix.

Common Causes

1. Misaligned or Loose Pod
   – The pod hasn’t clicked in properly, so the electrical contacts aren’t touching.

2. Dirty or Wet Contact Points
   – Condensation, dust, or e-liquid on the magnetic connectors blocks current flow.

3. Flooded Pod (Micro-Short)
   – Excess liquid around the coil can trigger protection and flashing.

4. Empty/Burnt Pod
   – When the coil is done, the device may flash to indicate a limit or fault.

5. Pod Base Damage
   – Bent contact plate, cracked base, weak magnet (common after drops).

6. Blocked Airflow Sensor
   – Dust or liquid in the air channel can prevent the draw sensor from triggering.

7. Low or Unstable Battery
   – If voltage sags on draw, the LED can flash and cut power.

Step-by-Step Fixes

1) Remove & Inspect the Pod

• Pull the pod out and check the base (no cracks, leaks or warps).

• Look for condensation or droplets around the coil chimney.

2) Dry & Clean the Contacts

• Use a dry tissue or cotton swab to wipe:

  • The gold contact pads on the pod base

  • The spring pins and magnet well inside the device

• Hold the device upside down and gently tap to drain any liquid inside the slot; let it air-dry for a few minutes.

3) Reseat the Pod Until It Clicks

• Insert the pod straight down — don’t tilt.

• Ensure the magnetic “click” and snug fit (no wobble).

• Make sure the mouthpiece is fully twisted to one flavour; a half-position can starve the wick and confuse detection.

4) Clear the Airflow

• Check the air inlets (usually on the sides/bottom).

• Make sure your fingers or pocket lint aren’t blocking them.

• Take a gentle test draw.

5) Recharge the Battery

• Plug in a Type-C cable and charge for about 45 minutes.

• Try again after a solid charge; a low cell can trigger LED faults on draw.

6) Try a Fresh Pod

• Some pods are DOA (dead on arrival) or develop hidden faults.

• Pop in a new Hyola Ultra 30K pod + refill container to rule this out.

When to Replace the Device

If you’ve:

• Cleaned and dried contacts,

• Reseated the pod correctly,

• Charged fully,

• Tried a brand-new pod…

…and the LED still flashes with no vapour, the internal pin array, sensor, or board may be faulty. At this point, replace the device.

Prevention Tips

• Keep the pod/device upright and away from heat (prevents flooding and contact contamination).

• Wipe the contact area once a day if you carry it in a pocket or bag.

• Always twist the dual-flavour selector until it fully clicks to one side.

Auto-Firing or Device Heating Up

The Hyola Ultra 30K Puffs is a button-free, draw-activated device, which makes it very easy to use. However, sometimes users report that it starts to fire by itself (auto-firing) or feels abnormally hot even when not in use. This is a warning sign — although it’s often a simple sensor or pod issue, it can also point to a failing battery. You should deal with it immediately for safety.

Common Causes

1. Pod Leakage Interfering with the Sensor
   – E-liquid leaks into the pod slot and confuses the draw-activation sensor, making the device think you’re inhaling even when you’re not.

2. Faulty or Damaged Pod
   – A defective pod with a cracked base or damaged seals can short the sensor or cause micro-leaks.

3. Battery or Internal Chip Fault
   – A worn or defective 1800 mAh battery or internal control board can overheat and misfire even with no pod attached.

4. Blocked Airflow
   – Rarely, debris over the airflow holes creates pressure changes that can trigger the sensor.

Step-by-Step Fixes

1) Remove the Pod Immediately

• If the device is firing on its own or feels hot, pull the pod out straight away.

• This cuts power to the coil and stops further heating.

2) Inspect & Wipe the Device

• Look inside the pod slot for liquid or condensation.

• Use a dry tissue or cotton swab to clean the connectors, sensor area and magnet well.

• Hold upside down and gently tap to drain any trapped liquid.

3) Allow the Device to Cool

• Leave the device on a flat, non-flammable surface for 10–15 minutes to cool completely.

• Do not attempt to charge it while hot.

4) Insert a Fresh Pod

• After cleaning and cooling, insert a new Hyola Ultra 30K pod + refill container.

• Make sure it clicks firmly and the mouthpiece is fully twisted to one flavour.

• Test with a gentle draw.

5) If Problem Continues Without a Pod → Replace the Device

• If the Hyola Ultra 30K still auto-fires or heats up even with no pod inserted, this points to a battery or chip fault.

• Stop using it immediately and replace the device for safety.

Safety Tips

• Never carry an auto-firing or overheating vape in your pocket or near flammable objects.

• Always store upright and wipe the pod slot regularly to prevent leaks reaching the sensor.

• Don’t ignore repeated auto-fires — this is your sign to replace the device.

In most cases, auto-firing is caused by a leaking or faulty pod, which is solved by cleaning or swapping pods. But if the device itself is the issue, replacement is the only safe option.

Airflow Too Tight or Too Loose

The Hyola Ultra 30K Puffs is designed for a smooth MTL (mouth-to-lung) draw with its mesh coil and dual-flavour pod system. But sometimes users find the pull feels unusually tight (hard to inhale) or too loose (airier, less satisfying draw). This is almost always caused by a simple airflow obstruction or pod alignment issue — both easy to fix.

Common Causes

1. Pod Misalignment
   – The pod or mouthpiece isn’t fully clicked into place, causing airflow misrouting or blockage.

2. Condensation or Debris in Airflow Inlets
   – Pocket lint, e-liquid, or dust can partially block the airflow holes, making the draw tighter.

3. Dual-Flavour Selector Not Fully Rotated
   – If the mouthpiece is left between flavours, it can partially block juice flow and airflow, changing draw resistance.

4. Loose Pod Seal or Cracked Base
   – Damaged seals can let in extra air, making the draw too loose.

5. User Technique or Storage
   – Holding the device in a way that covers air holes or leaving it in a bag where debris gets in can change airflow.

Step-by-Step Fixes

1) Inspect the Airflow Holes

• Locate the air inlets on the sides or bottom of the device.

• Make sure your fingers aren’t covering them during use.

• Gently blow through the mouthpiece to clear any condensation.

2) Clean the Pod & Device

• Remove the pod and wipe the base, contacts and airflow slots with a dry tissue or cotton swab.

• This clears any dried e-liquid or debris.

3) Reseat the Pod Properly

• Insert the pod straight down until you feel the magnetic click.

• Make sure the mouthpiece is fully twisted to one flavour — a half position can restrict airflow.

4) Test with a Fresh Pod

• If the draw still feels off, the pod seals may be damaged.

• Swap to a new Hyola Ultra 30K pod + refill container to see if airflow returns to normal.

5) Adjust Your Grip & Puff Technique

• Hold the device so that your fingers don’t block the airflow inlets.

• Take steady, moderate puffs — too hard or too fast can cause turbulence and a tight feel.

When to Replace the Device

If airflow remains abnormal even with a clean device and new pod, the internal air channel may be blocked or damaged. In that rare case, replacement is the only fix.

Most airflow issues on the Hyola Ultra 30K come from pod misalignment, partial flavour switch or blocked holes. Quick cleaning, reseating, and proper twisting of the mouthpiece usually restore a smooth draw.

Battery Draining Faster Than Expected

The Hyola Ultra 30K Puffs is built with a large 1800 mAh rechargeable battery, giving it the power to sustain its high puff count. But sometimes users find the battery dies sooner than normal or the LED battery indicator drops quickly. This is usually due to usage patterns, charging habits, or battery age — not necessarily a defect.

Common Causes

1. Heavy Vaping / Turbo Mode
   – Using Turbo Mode increases wattage output for stronger flavour and vapour but drains the battery much faster than Normal Mode.

2. Chain Vaping Without Breaks
   – Taking continuous puffs keeps the coil heated longer, consuming more power per session.

3. Partial or Improper Charging
   – Unstable power sources or pulling the cable out early can prevent a full charge.

4. Old or Degraded Battery
   – After hundreds of recharge cycles, any lithium battery loses capacity over time.

5. Cold Temperatures
   – Vaping or storing the device in cold conditions reduces battery efficiency temporarily.

6. Background Sensor Drain
   – A leaking pod or moisture can confuse the sensor, causing micro-activations that drain the battery even when not in use.

Step-by-Step Fixes

1) Switch to Normal Mode

• Use Normal Mode for regular sessions.

• Save Turbo Mode for short bursts if you want stronger flavour.

• This can double your battery life between charges.

2) Take Shorter Sessions

• Leave 15–20 seconds between puffs to let the coil cool.

• This reduces power draw and extends battery runtime.

3) Charge Fully with a Stable Source

• Use a good-quality Type-C cable and a 5 V wall adapter.

• Let the device charge for the full cycle (about 45 minutes) until the LED shows 100%.

• Avoid unplugging early or using laptops/car ports that may provide inconsistent voltage.

4) Keep the Device Clean & Dry

• Wipe the pod slot and contacts regularly to prevent micro-activations.

• Remove the pod if storing for long periods.

5) Store at Room Temperature

• Avoid leaving the Hyola Ultra 30K in a car or outside in winter.

• Let it reach room temperature before charging.

6) Replace If Battery Is Worn Out

• If battery life remains poor even with fresh pods, stable charging, and Normal Mode, the battery may be degraded.

• Because the battery is not user-replaceable, the only option is to replace the device.

Prevention Tips

• Keep a consistent charging routine — don’t let the battery drop to 0% before charging.

• Use Normal Mode for most sessions to conserve power.

• Remove the pod if you’re not going to use the device for a few days.

Most battery drain issues on the Hyola Ultra 30K are linked to Turbo Mode, chain vaping, or inconsistent charging habits. Switching modes, taking breaks, and using the proper charger often restores normal performance.

Flavour Tastes “Mixed” After Switching

One of the highlights of the Hyola Ultra 30K Puffs is its dual-flavour system — you can twist the mouthpiece to switch between two flavours in a single pod. But sometimes after switching, you may notice the flavour tastes blended or muted instead of clean. This is very normal in dual-flavour pods but it can usually be improved with a few simple steps.

Common Causes

1. Residual Flavour in Wick
   – When you switch flavours, the wick and coil still hold some of the previous liquid, creating a short “mixed” taste phase.

2. Incomplete Mouthpiece Rotation
   – If the mouthpiece isn’t fully twisted until it clicks, the system may feed both liquids at once.

3. Old or Overused Pod
   – A worn coil can mix leftover residues from both flavours, dulling taste clarity.

4. Rapid Switching
   – Flipping back and forth between flavours too quickly doesn’t give the wick time to adjust.

5. Condensation Build-Up
   – Small droplets inside the chimney can hold the old flavour and release it into the new one.

Step-by-Step Fixes

1) Rotate Mouthpiece Fully Until It Clicks

• Always twist the dual-flavour selector until you hear/feel a solid click.

• A half-position can cause both juices to flow together.

2) Take a Few “Clearing Puffs”

• After switching, take 2–3 gentle puffs to clear out the previous flavour from the wick.

• This speeds up the transition to the new flavour.

3) Slow Down Switching

• Give at least a few minutes or puffs on one flavour before switching back.

• This lets the wick fully soak with the new liquid.

4) Check the Pod Age

• If the pod is old or coil worn, flavour separation will never be as clean.

• Replace with a fresh Hyola Ultra 30K pod + refill container for the best dual-flavour experience.

5) Wipe Condensation

• Remove the pod and gently wipe the mouthpiece area with a dry tissue to remove any leftover droplets that could hold old flavour.

Prevention Tips

• Avoid flipping flavours too often in one session — let one side “take over” before switching.

• Always keep pods upright to prevent mixing of liquids inside.

• Replace pods regularly to maintain fresh, distinct flavours.

A slight flavour blend after switching is normal with any dual-flavour pod. But by fully rotating the selector, taking a few clearing puffs, and using fresh pods, you can keep each flavour distinct and enjoyable.

Final Words

The Hyola Ultra is a high-capacity, dual-flavour prefilled pod kit built for reliability and long vaping sessions. But like any rechargeable pod system, issues such as weak vapour, burnt taste, leaking, LED error flashes or auto-firing can occur over time.

Most of these problems are minor and easy to fix, cleaning the contacts, reseating or replacing the pod, giving the battery a full charge, or switching back to Normal Mode often restores performance. Keeping your device upright, wiping condensation regularly, and slowing down puffing also go a long way toward preventing issues before they start.

If a problem persists even after fresh pods, cleaning and full charges, or if the device continues to auto-fire or overheat, the safest option is to replace the kit. Regular maintenance and proper use will help you get the maximum life, flavour and satisfaction out of your Hyola Ultra 30000 Puffs.