• Airpath Materials: PEEK, stainless steel, hard-anodization, Ultem

• Isolation: 100% hermetically sealed airpath

• Hard Anodization: Food-safe, non-reactive, ultra-durable, naturally non-stick

• Temperature Safety: Materials never exceed safe thresholds; convection design prevents scorching

1. Load: Fill oven to brim, tap gently (don’t pack tightly).

2. Select Mode:

   • Session: Oven stays warm for set

   • Demand: Heats instantly on

3. Adjust Airflow:

   • Open = big clouds, lighter flavor

   • Closed = denser, richer flavor

4. Draw: Long, steady pulls maximize

• Cooling Unit: Clean every few

  • Quick clean: Wipe warm unit with swab/tissue, collect

• Deep clean: Soak disassembled parts (except O-rings & lock wheel) in alcohol, rinse, dry.

• Oven: Non-stick; brush or blow out after

• Screens: Replace when

• Won’t turn on → Check battery charge & cap tightness

• Battery drains fast → Clean contacts, tighten cap

• Scorched herb → Loosen pack, increase airflow, lower temp, clean screens

• Weak vapor → Clean screens, adjust airflow, recalibrate TCR

• DEVICE TOO HOT → Space out sessions, increase airflow, check packing

• Use high-quality 21700 cells for best

• Pair with a water pipe adapter (WPA) for cooler

• Recalibrate TCR periodically to maximize

• Remove battery for long-term

What materials are used in the Frolic airpath?
The airpath is constructed exclusively from PEEK, stainless steel, hard-anodization and Ultem—all food-safe, high-performance materials.

Which components make up the airpath?
1.    PEEK outer tube
2.    PEEK inner tube
3.    Hard-anodized oven (same finish used in premium cookware)
4.    Stainless steel mesh screen
5.    Stainless steel heater
6.    PEEK oven cap
7.    PEEK cooling unit part
8.    Ultem AFC and mouthpiece

Is the airpath isolated?
Yes. The airpath is 100% hermetically sealed from other components, ensuring pure vapor
from start to finish.
Is hard anodization safe and why we chose it?
Yes. Hard anodization is food-safe, non-reactive, and extremely durable. It resists wear,
high heat, and mechanical damage, while also o􀆯ering a naturally non-stick surface for
easy cleaning.

Are the materials safe under working temperatures?
Yes. The Frolic’s advanced thermodynamics ensure that PEEK and other polymers never exceed their safe thresholds, remaining completely inert.

Are vaporization temperatures safe?
Yes. As a predominantly convection device, Frolic avoids localized scorching or burning often seen in conduction-heavy designs.

Which parts require cleaning?

Primarily the cooling unit. The oven is non-stick and usually only needs a light brush or blow after use.

How often should I clean the cooling unit?

Every few weeks, depending on material, temperature, and frequency of use.

How do I clean the cooling unit?

• Quick clean: Right after a session, while warm, wipe with a cotton swab/tissue. Oils can be collected as reclaim.
• Deep clean: Disassemble, remove O-rings, and soak parts (except O-rings and aluminum lock wheel) in isopropyl alcohol for ~30 Rinse with hot water and dry.

How do I replace mesh screens?

• Oven screen: Lift gently with a toothpick or tool, insert new screen concave side
• Cooling unit screen: Push out from the top hole, insert new

Travel/storage.

• Always remove the battery if storing long-

Battery care.

• Use high-quality 21700 cells (e.g., Molicel P50B) for best

What’s the diference between Session and Demand modes?

• Session Mode: Oven stays warm for a set time; inhale to
• Demand Mode: Heats instantly on inhale; more eficient for quick

How should I pack the oven?

Lightly. Frolic relies on airflow—tap down gently, don’t compress tightly.

How much herb should I load?

Fill up to the brim of the black oven. Which airflow setting should I use?

• Open airflow: Larger clouds, lighter flavor.
• Restricted airflow: Denser, more flavorful vapor. Experiment with airflow + temperature for your ideal How long should my draws be?

Long, steady draws maximize vapor. Frolic is forgiving, so shorter sips also work.

Does the Frolic support water pipe adapters (WPA)?

Frolic supports WPA (water pipe adapter) for cooler, smoother vapor.

Should I perform TCR calibration?

Recalibrate periodically for consistent temperature accuracy.

When I shake the Frolic, I hear a slight rattle. Is this normal?

Yes. The faint rattle comes from the ceramic pins shifting slightly when the device is cold. Once heated, this sound is usually less noticeable. The degree of rattle can vary between units due to normal manufacturing tolerances, which are designed to allow for thermal expansion and drop resistance. This is expected and not a cause for concern.

While the Frolic is operating, I hear a faint buzzing sound. Is this normal?

Yes. The heater is regulated using pulse-width modulation (PWM). Because the heater has a relatively large surface area, the PWM pulses can produce a subtle buzzing sound during operation. This is a normal characteristic of the regulation system and does not afect performance or safety.

Device won’t turn on

• Check battery charge
• Ensure battery cap is tightened

Battery drains quickly

• Clean battery cap threads and contacts
• Tighten battery cap fully

Herb scorched at bottom

• Loosen pack
• Increase airflow
• Clean mesh screens
• Lower temperature
• Perform TCR calibration (see Downloads)

Poor vapor production

• Clean/replace mesh screens
• Adjust airflow
• Perform TCR calibration

DEVICE TOO HOT warning

• Space out sessions
• Increase airflow
• Check screens for clogs
• Avoid overpacking
• Perform TCR calibration