Vayu 7.0 — Troubleshooting Guide

Modified on Fri, 21 Aug at 12:36 PM

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Quick Reference Table

ProblemLikely CauseSolution
Inflator won't turn onPower button not held long enoughPress and hold for 3 seconds to turn on the power switch
Screen is blank / device unresponsiveDevice asleep, or battery too lowPress the power button ("⏻") briefly to wake the screen; if still blank, charge via the Type-C port
Battery mark is flashingBattery power below 10%Recharge using the included USB to Type-C cable; a full charge takes about 4 hours
Device won't hold a charge / seems to charge oddlyWrong cable usedUse only the USB to Type-C charging cable included in the box
Inflator stops far short of the target, or doesn't stop when expectedWrong pressure unit or wrong mode selectedLong-press "M" to check/change the pressure unit; short-press "M" to check/change the inflation mode; re-set target pressure with "+"/"–"
Device or hose feels very warm during/after useNormal heat build-up — expected behaviourThis is normal; avoid touching the hose right after use until it cools
Device stops working / won't restart after extended useContinuous inflation exceeded ~10 minutesTurn off the inflator and let it cool for 30 minutes before resuming
Device damaged after exposure to water, dust, or extreme heatNot rated for these conditionsAvoid future exposure; such damage is explicitly excluded from warranty

2. Pressure Unit Mismatch (BAR vs. PSI)

If the target/preset pressure looks far too high or too low — for example the inflator stops well short of a full tyre, or doesn't stop at all — the unit may be set to the wrong scale (e.g. BAR selected when you meant PSI, or vice versa). The units are not interchangeable 1:1 (1 BAR ≈ 14.5 PSI).

Fix:

  1. Long-press the "M" button for 3 seconds to cycle through the pressure units: PSI → BAR → KPA → KG/CM².
  2. Stop on the correct unit for your use case (PSI is standard for most car and bike tyres).
  3. Press "+" or "–" to re-enter your desired target pressure.
  4. Confirm the unit shown on the display before pressing the power button to start inflation.

3. Selecting the Wrong Inflation Mode

Vayu 7.0 has 4 built-in modes: Sedan Car Tire, Motorcycle, Bicycle, and Ball. Inflating with the wrong mode selected can lead to under- or over-inflation relative to what you intended.

Fix:

  1. Short-press "M" to cycle through the inflation modes shown on the display icons.
  2. Select the mode that matches what you're inflating.
  3. Set the target pressure with "+"/"–" before starting.

4. Overheating / Continuous Use

  • Continuous inflation of more than 10 minutes is not recommended.
  • If longer use is unavoidable, turn off the tyre inflator after 10 minutes of constant use and let it cool down for 30 minutes before resuming.
  • Warmth during and immediately after use is normal — this is not a fault.

5. Battery & Charging Notes

Battery Mark StateCharge Level
First mark only100% > power > 70%
Second mark70% > power > 40%
Third mark40% > power > 10%
Third mark flashingBelow 10% — recharge immediately

Charge via the Type-C port using the included USB to Type-C cable. A full charge takes approximately 4 hours; it's recommended to fully charge before first use.

Any damage caused by physical impact, water/liquid, fire, etc. caused by the customer or nature shall not be covered under warranty. Only product design, feature, and functionality-related faults can be considered. During the warranty period, this product is only eligible for replacement and not eligible for repair, as per the brand's discretion.

7. Still Facing Issues?

If the issue persists after performing all troubleshooting steps, please raise a support request.

Our support team will assist you further.

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