How does one refill the lighter?
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There's a small round nipple at the base of the grip. Use a butane refill, like Ronson Ultra Fuel. Flip the gun over, so the nipple is on top. Insert the nozzle carefully into that nipple and hold it there for a minute or so. If your doing it right the gun itself will get cold and eventually the butane will "pour" over the top when it's full. There shouldn't be any aerosol-like spray, if that happens the two points of contact aren't seated and you're just wasting fuel. Try to seat it again. It's relatively quiet when it's working. Hope that helps.
178035
Use a butane refill, like Ronson Ultra Butane Fuel. There's a small round "nipple" on the bottom of the grip. Turn the gun over, insert the refill nozzle and hold it for 30-45 seconds. The gun will get cold as it refills. Any spray and you're doing it wrong.
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refillable flint style lighters usually use naphtha based fluids, where charcoal fluids are methanol or alcohol based, which may work fine or have unintended consequences. Ronsonol fluid is usually around $2.00 dollars for 5 ounces. Zippo fluid is fine as well and is around the same cost.
1126586
You have to flick the lever under the button (flick to the left) and then push the ignitor button (obviously you have to fill it with butane first - I don't recall if it comes fully loaded - but I do not think it does!)
1351649
By law, they should not come with butane. Anything in them should be (at most) residual butane from them emptying it. Once you get them, use a small screwdriver or pen tip to vent off any air left in the reservoir. Then, fill it with appropriate butane. Fill valve facing up, press the butane nozzle over the fill valve, hold for a couple seconds, pull the can up, and repeat until the lighter is full. Simply (a) holding the can down will not fill the lighter (might work a few times, or light and go out), (b) try to *initially* fill it without emptying it.
431208
You use the car adapter that came with the product. Plug the small end into the massager then remove the cigarette lighter from it's charger, and plug the other end of the adapter into the cigarette lighter charger.
1373015
Yes it comes filled up a little bit but you will need to fill it up your self after like 10 uses its a great lighter though
1972279
The can has a pressure valve that fits into a valve on the lighter. It is not the old fashioned lighter fuel with a squirt nozzle to wet the cotton in the lighter :)
2255574
To refill there is a large screw plug in the bottom. Easy access, easy to remove and replace. Hope this helps.
1195130
It is sold empty and you will need to buy lighter fluid separately. A filled lighter should last a month unused and two weeks depending on usage. They are easy to refill, just take the top off and fill with your preferred fluid. Also, is best to buy the flints and wicks upfront so you are covered when the need arises.
505805
Yes, refill with zippo or other brand of lighter refill liquid from big box stores. It arrives dry and u have fill it before u use it. I really like mine and have It on my key chain.
1972277
It can fill and kind of lighter requiring spray butane. If you have a traditional Zippo you will need liquid lighter fluid.
421687
Lighter fluid but u have to use another lighter to light it unless you buy a new wick for it.
955209
The are sent empty since it is a combustible fliud. You can purchase lighter refills at any grocery/Walmart etc...
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there is a small refill nozzle on the right side of the watch. MAKE SURE to turn the flame height all the way down to as minimal as possible. There are markings directing you as to which way to turn the screw surrounding the nozzle. Take you compressed butane and hold it directly above the watch and press the tip into the nozzle for about 6 seconds at a time. I do this 2 or 3 times just to be sure. Turn the flame height back to original position and wait 2 minutes. Don't attempt to light right away. The butane needs time to go from liquid to gas and fill the inside of the watch up with pressure. there is a small refill nozzle on the right side of the watch. MAKE SURE to turn the flame height all the way down to as minimal as possible. There are markings directing you as to which way to turn the screw surrounding the nozzle. Take you compressed butane and hold it directly above the watch and press the tip into the nozzle for about 6 seconds at a time. I do this 2 or 3 times just to be sure. Turn the flame height back to original position and wait 2 minutes. Don't attempt to light right away. The butane needs time to go from liquid to gas and fill the inside of the watch up with... » Read More there is a small refill nozzle on the right side of the watch. MAKE SURE to turn the flame height all the way down to as minimal as possible. There are markings directing you as to which way to turn the screw surrounding the nozzle. Take you compressed butane and hold it directly above the watch and press the tip into the nozzle for about 6 seconds at a time. I do this 2 or 3 times just to be sure. Turn the flame height back to original position and wait 2 minutes. Don't attempt to light right away. The butane needs time to go from liquid to gas and fill the inside of the watch up with pressure. « Show Less
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On the plastic filler cup fill to the second line. Let sit for about 1 minute (Just the first time) then light. Remember you will not get a flame or bright red filiment.Hugh
652132
Yes, it comes filled. The fill tube is on the bottom of the lighter, just in the center of the flame adjustment screw.
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The chargers are steel and recycleable like a steel food can. No, you can't refill any soda charger anywhere yourself like a butane lighter or inkjet cartridge. This a a high pressure item, think something like filling a diver's air tank. You would need a CO2 tank under high pressure, a way to fill it in the tiny cartridge still under high pressure and then seal it. You'd also have to inspect the cartridge for tiny flaws and not overfill because an exploding cartridge could remove fingers, eyes or do other damage. It's not really a do it yourself project.