Geek Bar Pulse X 25K Troubleshooting Guide: How to Fix Common Issues

The Geek Bar Pulse X 25K is a marvel of disposable vape technology, featuring a massive 3D curved screen and dual mesh coils. However, like any high-tech device, it can sometimes encounter glitches.

Is your screen dead? Is the device auto-firing with a stuck red light? Or perhaps it won't charge past 0%? Before you throw it away, check out this repair guide. We've broken down the most common issues and how to fix them in under 10 minutes.

1. The "Secret" Feature: Removable Shell

Many users don't realize that the Geek Bar Pulse X is modular. The colored outer shell isn't glued permanently to the battery/tank assembly.

• How to open: You can carefully wiggle the outer shell and slide it upwards. This exposes the internal battery, juice tank, and circuitry.
• Bonus - Customization: As mentioned in the video, if you have multiple dead Pulse X devices, you can "mix and match" the shells to create custom color combinations!

2. Deep Dive: Fixing the Auto-Fire & Screen

The most annoying issue reported is the "Auto-Fire," where the device continues to activate (showing a red light) even after you stop inhaling. This burns the coil and wastes juice.

• The Fix: Once the shell is removed, locate the small airflow sensor (often looks like a small microphone) at the bottom near the USB port.
• Cleaning: Use a Q-tip dipped in a tiny amount of isopropyl alcohol to gently clean the sensor. Often, condensation or juice leaks can clog this sensor, causing it to think you are still inhaling.

Verdict: Fix or Replace?

While the Geek Bar Pulse X is a disposable device, a little DIY spirit can sometimes save a "dead" unit. Simple fixes like cleaning the sensor or re-aligning the switch are definitely worth a try before tossing it.

Warning: Always be careful when handling lithium-ion batteries. If the battery is swollen or damaged, do not attempt to repair it—dispose of it properly.