Dip Devices Little Dipper User manual

Little Dipper by Dip Devices.
User guide.
Contents.
- Introduction.
- Basic Usage.
- Power Settings.
- Indicator Codes.
- Cleaning Instructions.
- Safety.
- Troubleshooting.
Little Dipper introduction.
Little Dipper offers Dip Devices signature direct-to-concentrate Vapor Tip technology in a small,
compact and portable form. Consume concentrate right from the container - anytime, anywhere.
And with a reliable battery that is two times the capacity of competitors, you will never run out of
power when you need it most.
Basic Usage.
- Step 1. Remove the cap, and press the power button 5 times to turn on Little Dipper.
- Step 2. Hold the button. Let it heat up for about 5 seconds. Gently touch the Vapor Tip to
the surface of the concentrate, and lightly draw through the mouthpiece. Don’t pull too
hard or you won’t get a solid hit.
- Step 3. Continue holding the button as you remove the Vapor Tip from the concentrate to
ensure you do not leave any residual stickiness and get the full hit.
- Dip Tip. To keep the Vapor tip clean, do not push it into the concentrate.
Power Settings.
- Temperatures range from 400 to 600 Fahrenheit depending on how hard you’re inhaling.
Lightly is best.
- Low heat, which is green, is 2.6 Volts. Medium heat, which is yellow, is 3.4 Volts. High
heat, which is red, is 3.8 Volts.
- To change the power setting on Little Dipper, press the button 3 times quickly.
- A solid color, while in use, indicates current power setting.
- When the battery blinks red 8 times, the battery is depleted.
- When little dipper is turned on, it flashes the color of its current setting 3 times then
flashes once to tell you the battery level. Green is over 50 percent, Red is under 50
percent.
Cleaning Instructions.
- Step 1. Make sure your little dipper has cooled off before cleaning.

- Step 2. Unscrew the vapor tip. Remove the reclaim chamber and mouthpiece. If you are
unable to unscrew the vapor tip, there may be concentrate in the threading. If this
happens, grip the vapor tip with pliers, and turn to get started.
- Step 3. Place the vapor tip, mouthpiece, and reclaim chambers in a small cup. Pour on
enough 90 plus percent isopropyl alcohol to cover them. Let soak for at least 30 minutes.
- Step 4. Meanwhile, use a cotton swab soaked in the alcohol to clean the vapor tip
connection point and airway.
- Step 5. Remove the pieces from the alcohol. Rinse with warm soapy water and dry. Do
not rinse the battery, and do not soak the battery.
- Step 6. Reattach the reclaim chambers, vapor tip, and mouthpiece before attempting to
use your little dipper. Make sure the reclaim chamber with the larger hole goes on the
vapor tip side.
Safety.
Read the following safety recommendations before using Little Dipper.
- The vapor tip gets hot. Do not touch it while using the product or for at least three
minutes after use.
- Do not use little dipper while charging.
- Only use the vaporizer with legal, safe, and natural concentrates.
- Never touch the vapor tip to anything other than concentrate. Especially individuals,
flammable surfaces, or your concentrate container.
- Do not expose little dipper body to water or other liquids.
- Do not attempt to use little dipper if the battery has been exposed to water.
- Be sure to turn little dipper off when you are done using it. To do this, click the button 5
times quickly.
- Improper use, changes, or modifications to little dipper could cause damage to the
device or cause physical harm.
Troubleshooting.
If you’re having trouble with your Little Dipper, go to dipdevices.com/support, reach out at
[email protected], or call 844-922-8273.
What do I do if my Little Dipper clogs?
The easiest way to clear the Vapor Tip is by turning the power setting to high. Press the button 3
times, when already on, until you reach the high setting. Then, while holding the Little Dipper
Vapor Tip over your concentrate container, hold the button for 10 to 15 seconds so the coil gets
hot and melts the residue blocking the airflow. Then immediately hold the button down again
while pulling air through the mouthpiece until any residue that's blocking the airflow is cleared.

You may need to repeat this process a few times depending on how badly it's clogged. You can
also clean your Vapor Tip and Little Dipper as described above. If this doesn’t work, it is time to
replace your Little Dipper Vapor Tip. Do NOT touch your Little Dipper Vapor Tip until it has
cooled off.
What do I do if my Little Dipper won’t fire?
Make sure your device and Vapor Tip are both thoroughly cleaned and the battery is charged.
On a clean device, this can occur due to a Vapor Tip that is too loose or too tight. Try gently
loosening or tightening the Vapor Tip in small increments. You can also try turning the device off
and then on again.
If these don't solve your problem, please reach out to [e-mail], 844-922-8273,
or use our chat feature at dipdevices.com.