How to Change Hayati Pro Max Plus Pods | 6000 Kit
Here is how to change Hayati Pro Max Plus pods: pull the used pod and container straight out of the top together, peel the seals off the new pair, push them together, then click them into the device. Further down: how to use Hayati Pro Max Plus devices from new. These steps are for the rechargeable 6000 (Pro Max+), not the old single-use Hayati Pro Max.
Unless the pack is marked 0 mg, Hayati Pro Max Plus pods contain nicotine. Nicotine is addictive. For adults aged 18 and over only.
Is your Hayati Pro Max a disposable or a Pro Max Plus 6000?
If the pod pulls out of the top and there is a USB-C port, you have the rechargeable Pro Max Plus. The old Hayati Pro Max was sold as a disposable, and Hayati still lists it under Disposables.
Signs you are holding the Pro Max Plus 6000:
- The box or device says Pro Max+ or Pro Max Plus, often with 6000 or 6K.
- A see-through pod sits at the top and comes out.
- There is a USB-C charging port.
- A small screen at the base shows the battery.
Single-use vapes have been banned in the UK since 1 June 2025. If yours is the old model, these steps do not apply. Do not open it; recycle it.
Hayati calls the Pro Max+ 4K the same device with a smaller pack. This guide covers 6000 packs only, so ask us before mixing. Got the 25K? Our guide to changing a Hayati Pro Ultra Plus pod covers that kit, which takes its own pods.

The three parts of a Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000: device, pod and refill container
The device holds the battery, the pod holds the coil, and the refill container feeds the pod. The pod and container are changed as a pair.
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Device: 850 mAh battery, USB-C port and a base screen showing battery level. No buttons: it fires when you draw. The draw is mouth to lung: vapour goes into your mouth first, then your lungs.
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Pod: 2 ml, prefilled and see-through, with a mesh coil (Hayati lists the coil at 1.0 ohm). Mesh means the coil warms across a flat strip of fine metal instead of a wound wire.
- Refill container: arrives filled, with silicone seals on. Hayati says the liquid is stored separately until the pack is fitted. Hayati lists it at 9.5 ml; older packs may differ, so go by yours.
Despite the name, you cannot fill the refill container yourself. The box holds the device, one pod, one refill container and a user manual, but no USB-C cable. Our Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000 prefilled pod kit page lists the device details.
Setting up a new Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000 from the box
- Take the device, pod, refill container and leaflet out of the box.
- Remove all packaging, stickers and silicone seals.
- Push the pod and refill container firmly together. The pod end goes into the device.
- Push the joined pack into the top until it clicks. If it sits loose, take it out and refit it.
- After a short pause, draw gently on the mouthpiece.
Swapping an empty pack: how to change Hayati Pro Max Plus pods
Old pair out, new pair in. The pod and container always travel together.
- Pull the used pod and container straight up out of the top.
- Peel every sticker and seal off the new pair.
- Push the new pod and container together.
- Push the pack in until it clicks, pause briefly, then draw.
Never force a pack. Our shop advice: take it out, line it up and retry. Still loose? Contact us. Replacement packs are sold separately as Hayati Pro Max Plus 6K replacement pods.
Signs a Hayati Pro Max Plus pack is spent
Change the pack when it stops tasting right, not on a set day. Watch for:
- less vapour while the battery is charged
- a flat taste
- a burnt or harsh taste (change the pack, do not vape through it)
- liquid running low in the see-through pod
Hayati quotes up to 6000 puffs per pack. Long or frequent draws use it faster. Our post on how long vape pods last explains why.
Topping up a Pro Max Plus from a bottle: why the answer is no
You cannot refill a Hayati Pro Max Plus pod or container from a bottle. You replace the pack.
Hayati gives no bottle-filling method. Any talk of refilling this kit really means swapping the pack.
Do not prise open, pierce or take apart a pod, container or the device, and do not add your own liquid. A forced pack can leak, and there is a battery inside.
Charging the Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000 and reading the battery screen
Charge through the USB-C port. Hayati quotes 1A charging and about 40 minutes to reach 80 percent. It publishes no full-charge time, so we give none. The base screen shows the battery level.
- Use a reputable cable and wall plug.
- Charge where you can see it, not overnight or while you are out.
- Unplug once charged.
- If it gets hot or smells odd, unplug it and stop using it.
Our guide to which charger to use with a pod kit covers plugs and cables.
Pro Max Plus faults sorted by what the device is doing
Screen shows E2 on a Hayati Pro Max Plus
Try:
- refitting the pack until it clicks
- wiping the pod's metal contacts with a dry cotton bud (never inside the device or port)
- fitting a new pack
For E1 or other codes, contact us.
Nothing happens when you draw on the Pro Max Plus
Usually a seal is still on or the pack is not fully home. Otherwise, the battery may be flat. Check:
- every sticker and seal is off
- the pack clicks in
- the battery has charge
- nothing covers the airflow
Blank screen when the Pro Max Plus is plugged in
If your Hayati Pro Max Plus is not charging, suspect the cable and plug first:
- try another USB-C cable
- try another wall plug
- let a cold or hot device reach room temperature
- clear fluff from the port with a puff of air
Never poke the charging port with a toothpick, pin or any other tool. Still not charging? Stop and contact us.

Liquid outside the pod or around the base
We advice points first to a pack not pushed fully home; a drop or a knock in transit can do it too.
- Remove the pack, wipe the area dry and refit it fully.
- Keep the device upright and away from heat.
- If a new pack leaks, stop using it and contact us.
Our guide to fixing a leaking pod goes further. If nothing here works, stop using the device and email hello@shopdisposables.co.uk.
Where to keep spare Hayati Pro Max Plus packs and how to recycle used ones
Keep spare packs sealed until needed, and recycle used packs and old devices rather than putting them in the household bin.
- Store everything upright, away from heat and direct sun.
- Keep it out of reach of children and pets.
- Take devices to an electrical recycling point, as they hold a battery.
- The old single-use Pro Max goes the same way.
Our post on recycling a pod kit and its battery lists the routes.
For adults aged 18 and over only. Hayati Pro Max Plus pods contain nicotine unless the pack says 0 mg. Nicotine is addictive.
Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000 help: short answers
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Which way does a Hayati Pro Max Plus pod come out?
Straight up out of the top, with the container still attached. If it sticks, do not lever it. Contact us.
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Is the Hayati Pro Max Plus a disposable vape?
No. It is a rechargeable kit that takes replacement pod packs. The older Hayati Pro Max was the single-use one, and single-use vapes have been banned in the UK since 1 June 2025.
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Does the Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000 take bottled e-liquid?
No. Replace the pod and container when they run out. Never open, prise or pierce either part.
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How fast does the Hayati Pro Max Plus charge?
Hayati quotes 1A charging over USB-C and about 40 minutes to reach 80 percent. It does not publish a full-charge time.
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Will one Hayati Pro Max Plus pack really give 6000 puffs?
Not always. Hayati quotes up to 6000 puffs per pack, and longer draws or frequent vaping bring that down.
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How do you turn on a Hayati Pro Max Plus?
There is no button. It fires when you draw. If nothing happens, check the seals and the fit.
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How much nicotine is in a Hayati Pro Max Plus pod?
Hayati's standard strength is 20 mg/ml nicotine salt, and Hayati also lists 10 mg, 5 mg and 0 mg versions for some flavours. Check the strength printed on your pack. Nicotine is addictive.