Figured it was worth a discussion thread as it came up in a few different places.
Apparently the mug will report as empty even when it have liquid in it. Its not entirely clear if its due to the mug sensing weight, conductivity or an other parameter. However many people has complained of this.
The solutions people proposes are simple, toggle the temp settings a few times, tap the mug a few times to get the internal sensor to ‘wake up’. Do not put thick drinks in it as this confuses the mug’s sensor readings. Lastly, a factory reset may help if all else fail.
Does anyone here know for sure what type of sensor is in these Ember mug? Is it capacitive, weight based or thermal sensing?
Apparently the mug will report as empty even when it have liquid in it. Its not entirely clear if its due to the mug sensing weight, conductivity or an other parameter. However many people has complained of this.
The solutions people proposes are simple, toggle the temp settings a few times, tap the mug a few times to get the internal sensor to ‘wake up’. Do not put thick drinks in it as this confuses the mug’s sensor readings. Lastly, a factory reset may help if all else fail.
Does anyone here know for sure what type of sensor is in these Ember mug? Is it capacitive, weight based or thermal sensing?