Is your IVG 2400 disposable vape not working? Maybe it’s not hitting, the light keeps flashing, or there’s no vapor at all. Don’t panic—most issues are easy to spot or fix at home. This quick IVG 2400 troubleshooting guide covers all the common problems: from blocked airflow to burnt taste, leaking, or simply reaching the 2400 puff limit. If your IVG vape isn’t working, here’s exactly what to check before tossing it.
If your IVG 2400 isn’t hitting, isn’t producing vapor, or is acting strange, there’s usually a simple reason behind it. These are the most common problems users run into:
This often happens when the airflow is blocked by dust, lint, or e-liquid buildup in the mouthpiece. It can also mean you’ve hit the 2400 puff limit, or the auto-draw sensor isn’t responding—sometimes a sign of a faulty device.
If nothing happens when you inhale, the device could be completely empty or the battery is dead. Since the IVG 2400 is disposable and not rechargeable, a drained battery means it’s done. In rare cases, internal damage from drops or moisture can also stop it from firing.
A blinking light is your vape’s way of telling you there’s an issue. It usually signals a dead battery, puff limit reached, or a short circuit caused by internal failure or damage. If the light flashes but no vapor comes out, it’s probably time to replace it.
A burnt taste means the coil inside has overheated or the device has run dry. If this happens near the end of its life, it’s normal. But if you experience this with a brand new vape, it might be a dry fill or factory defect.
Leaks can happen if the vape is exposed to heat, stored upside down, carried loosely in a pocket, or damaged during shipping. While small leaks aren’t uncommon, excessive leaking can make the device unusable.
In most cases, these issues are signs that the vape has reached the end of its life—especially if you’ve used it regularly. But if your IVG 2400 is brand new and shows any of these problems out of the box, there’s a good chance it’s faulty. Contact your seller for a replacement or refund.

Got a brand new IVG 2400 and it’s not working at all? That’s frustrating—but not unheard of. While most devices work perfectly out of the box, a small number can be faulty from the start due to manufacturing issues or damage during shipping.
Here’s what to check first:
If it’s completely unresponsive and you’ve only just opened it, don’t keep trying to use it. Instead, contact the store you bought it from. If you ordered from Vape and Go, reach out to our support team with your order number and we’ll help you sort it quickly.
If your IVG 2400 isn’t hitting, here’s what to try first:
If none of this works and there’s no LED flash when you inhale, the battery may be dead—or the unit may be defective.

If your IVG 2400 is flashing, that’s its way of letting you know something’s wrong. The light doesn’t just blink for no reason—there are three main causes:
In some rare cases, the flashing light can also be triggered by extreme cold or overuse in a short time span, which overheats the internal components. Letting it rest for a while might help—but if the issue continues, it’s not recoverable.
If your IVG 2400 flashes and doesn’t hit, and you’re nowhere near the puff limit, assume it’s a faulty unit. If you bought it from a reputable shop like Vape and Go, reach out to support for help or a possible replacement.
Getting a burnt taste from your IVG 2400? That’s a sign the coil is burnt or the e-liquid is finished. If you’ve been using it for a while, it’s likely just time for a new one.
But if your vape tastes burnt right out of the box, that’s a different story—it’s probably a faulty coil or dry-fill issue. Either way, once it tastes burnt, there’s no fix. Dispose of it safely and grab a fresh one.

If your IVG 2400 is leaking, you're not alone—it's one of the more common issues with disposable vapes. Leaks can be messy and wasteful, but they’re usually caused by a few avoidable factors.
Most leaks happen due to overheating, physical damage, or improper storage. Leaving your device in a hot car, near a heater, or in direct sunlight can cause the internal pressure to rise, pushing e-liquid out through the airflow holes. Carrying the vape loosely in a pocket or bag—especially if it’s jostled, crushed, or dropped—can also crack the shell
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The UK vape market has shifted in a big way this year. With disposables slowly being phased out and pod systems becoming smarter, stronger and far more flavour-focused, 2026 has quickly become the year of the vape pods. What started as a convenient alternative has now turned into the go-to option for vapers who want better value, better flavour and a device they can rely on every single day.
Thanks to major improvements in coil technology, battery performance and pod design, today’s vape kits can deliver the same satisfying flavour that made disposables so popular, but with cleaner performance and much lower running costs. Whether you prefer something simple and prefilled or a refillable device you can personalise, brands like Vaporess pods, OXVA pods, Elf Bar pods, SKE, and Hayati pods, IVG have all stepped up with impressive releases this year.
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Published on 17-12-2025 05:29 AM by parthshah Seo
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This guide from Vape and Go explains how the duty works, shows clear volume-based examples, and includes a practical cost calculator and compliance checklist so adult customers know what to expect.
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