Yocan Vaporizers

Yocan vaporizers are widely regarded as a solid entry point into concentrate and cartridge vaping. They are affordable, easy to use, and offer reliable performance for the price. While they may not have the advanced features or high-end materials found in premium brands, Yocan devices are popular for their simplicity, portability, and strong value, especially among beginners and casual users.

If your Yocan vaporizer has stopped working, it could be due to several common issues such as a depleted battery, a loose or dirty connection between the coil and the battery, a worn-out coil, or the device being accidentally locked. In some cases, the problem could be a short circuit or an internal malfunction. It's worth checking that the coil is installed properly, the battery is charged, and all contact points are clean. If none of these resolve the issue, replacing the coil or trying a different charger may help.

When your Yocan device blinks three times, it typically indicates a short circuit or connection issue between the battery and atomizer. This can happen if the coil is damaged, not properly installed, or if there's debris on the connection points. Try removing the atomizer, cleaning the contacts, and reinserting the coil. If the blinking continues, the coil may need to be replaced.

Most Yocan vaporizers feature an LED light that indicates the charging status. While charging, the light typically appears red or flashes, and once the device is fully charged, the LED will either turn green or shut off entirely depending on the model. To preserve battery health, it's a good idea to unplug the device once it reaches full charge and avoid using it while it's still plugged in. Always refer to the user manual for model-specific charging indicators.

TVape and Yocan have had a relationship since the very beginning. When buying a Yocan vape, it is always important to purchase from an Authorized Yocan Retailer like TVape. That way you always know you’re getting the real thing and are covered in case of any warranty issues.

Temperature control depends on the model. Many Yocan wax pens offer preset voltage levels or variable voltage settings, typically ranging from 3.0V to 4.2V. Dry herb devices like the Yocan Vane offer digital temperature control in degrees. Always consult your model’s manual for specific temperature features.

Yocan units feature voltage controls through the onboard power button. Generally speaking, with Yocan and most vapes, lower voltages will produce better flavor and fewer clouds. Higher voltages will produce bigger clouds, but the flavor drops off more quickly. You can check out our guide on the best temperatures for vaporization for more details.

Yocan Vapes for oil cartridges tend to work for cartridges 10.5mm and smaller. If you have a cartridge with a larger diameter, it is advised to opt for a vape battery that does not have size constraints. Yocan Vapes are compatible with a wide range of cartridges, so ensure to check the specs before purchase.

Most Yocan Vapes are covered under a limited warranty through the manufacturer. This usually covers the battery for most vapes, but not the atomizers themselves. If anything happens, be sure to contact Yocan Vapes directly to start their warranty process.

Yes, many Yocan vaporizers are fully compatible with 510 cartridges. Some 510 thread batteries such as the Yocan Kodo Plus, Kodo Pro are specifically designed for use with standard 510-thread oil carts. These devices often include adjustable voltage settings and cartridge height or diameter controls, allowing for a secure and customizable fit. Just make sure your cartridge uses the standard 510 thread, which is widely supported across most oil and distillate brands.