Why Is My Pacman Disposable Vape Auto-Firing? Causes and Fixes

Auto-firing is when your Pacman disposable vape starts vaporizing e-liquid on its own without you taking a puff. While auto-draw is a handy feature, unintended auto-firing can be a problem. Let’s break down the most common reasons this happens with Pacman carts and how you can fix it.

Why Auto-Firing Happens and How to Fix It:

Debris in the Connection
If your Pacman disposable has been in a pocket or bag, lint or dust might get lodged in the connection between the pod and battery, causing it to misfire.Fix: Remove the pod and clean the connection points using a toothpick or cotton swab. Ensure the area is completely dry before reassembling your vape.
Stuck or Sticky Firing Button
If your Pacman device has a firing button, sometimes it can get stuck or sticky, causing it to fire at random.Fix: Gently clean around the button with a toothpick or slim tool to remove any dirt or residue. Afterward, press the button a few times to make sure it’s moving smoothly again.
Leaking Pod
A leaking pod can cause auto-firing by allowing e-liquid to seep into areas it shouldn’t, affecting the internal workings.Fix: Check for cracks or leaks in the pod. If it’s leaking, replace it with a new one and avoid overfilling, as this can cause leakage.
Condensation or Moisture Build-Up
Condensation between the pod and the battery can mess with the connection, causing unintended firing.Fix: Disassemble your Pacman cart and clean out any moisture or residue. Let the device dry completely before using it again.
Worn-Out Hardware
If your Pacman vape has been in use for a while, the hardware might be worn down and causing the auto-firing issue.Fix: After cleaning and troubleshooting, if the issue persists, it may be time to replace your Pacman disposable with a new one.