How to Use the Solo Vaporizer

Step 1: Turn on the Solo Vaporizer

Turn on the unit by pressing both the up and down arrow buttons and it will immediately begin to heat up to its standby temperature which is relatively close to the first heat level. This makes heating faster after you select a temperature level.

Step 2: Set your temperature level

Next you want to set which level you want to vaporize with. The temperature levels are as follows:

Temp Level 1:
50 C / 122 F

Temp Level 2:
185 C / 365 F

Temp Level 3:
190 C / 374 F

Temp Level 4:
195 C / 383 F

Temp Level 5:
200 C / 392 F

Temp Level 6:
205 C / 401 F

Temp Level 7:
210 C / 410 F

You want to start around temperature level 2 and then adjust from there. 365 degrees Fahrenheit is a recommended starting point to experience Vaporization.

Step 3: Fill the Solo Vaporizer

Take your whip style mouthpiece and pack your material into the bowl end of it. Before doing so make sure if you do grind your material that you do not grind it too fine for two reasons. First there is no screen, only two little holes in the glass, so finely ground particles could sneak through. Secondly, the material, when grounded up too fine, can fall into the heating element and will require you to clean it more often.

Next, flip the unit itself upside down so the heating element is facing the floor and connect the whip to the heating element. Now flip it back so the heating element and whip are both pointed upwards now.

Step 4: Begin use of the Arizer Solo

A ten second wait time is recommended before you start drawing from the Solo Vaporizer with slow, steady breaths.  Make sure when pulling you do not pull extremely hard because you can get some of the material into the whip, which is not something you want not only because you’ll get material in your mouth, but it will also require more frequent cleaning.

Step 5: Clear the chamber of the Solo Vaporizer

When you are done use make sure you fully clean the bowl out of the vaporized blend. This will cut down on cleaning in the future. Also, always cap the heating element with the cap that is attached to the unit. This will stop dust and any other possibly harmful materials getting in there with the heating element.