Got wet but works simi,

I know this is far too late to help the original poster, but I ran into a similar situation when I inadvertently overfilled a Geek Bar Pulse. The ejuice got into the bottom of the case and covered the microphone. After that the vape worked only intermittently and infrequently.

I found the solution was to open up the vape, pop the tank off and pull back the lower silicone seal to expose the microphone, which looks like a small black drum-shaped object mounted on the circuit board. Cleaning it up with a cotton swab fixed the issue; while I was in there I went ahead and cleaned out all of the liquid that had come out of the tank and once I reassembled everything it worked fine again.

The refill guide shows you how to open the case, then you simply grasp the lower silicone seal on the bottom of the tank and pull up. Be sure to grab the seal; if you just pull the tank off you stand a good chance of pulling the center tube out; if that happens you'll have to restore the wires to their original locations in the bottom seal, and it won't be readily apparent what wire goes where. The black wire goes to the single dot on one side, and the red and green wires go to the two dots on the other side.

Chances are opening up the vape and drying out the microphone and whatever else you can easily reach inside should get it working again.