Frequently Asked Questions About Gas Lighters, Spray Gun Lighters

How to solve the common problems we encounter when using gas lighters and spray gun lighters? I believe that everyone has encountered similar problems. Let's take a look at the common problems encountered by spray gun lighters.

The straight-through lighter sprays open flame during use: Generally, the valve is opened too large when the gas is sufficient, and the valve is closed small (generally, the lighter adjusts the “+” flame at the charging port and “-” the flame is small) to solve the problem; Another situation is that the gas just added to the spray gun lighters or the internal pressure of the gas caused by the sloshing of transportation will increase, and it will also cause an open flame at the beginning of use.

There is gas coming out of the flame outlet, but the fire cannot be ignited: after pressing the switch, there is gas coming out of the flame outlet, but it cannot be ignited. At this time, close the valve (no need to close the valve for small lighters) and light the flame in a slightly darker environment to see the flame outlet. Is there any spark (look away from your eyes), if there is a spark and the spark hits the outer edge of the crater, use a small screwdriver or tweezers to adjust the lead tip so that the spark hits the metal column of the crater. . After refilling, the flame suddenly becomes larger or smaller or becomes smaller, and the flame becomes larger or smaller after refilling. Generally, it is the cause of the gas lighters. It can be solved by replacing the gas with a high ignition point, high pressure, and few impurities. The flame of the straight-through machine becomes soft and the flame becomes soft after the portable small straight-through lighter is used. Generally, the surface of the metal pagoda of the fire outlet is dirty and blocked. After the fire, blow out the flame and clean it with a small brush or correct it. Blow a few times hard on the fire outlet and it will be solved. Is it a little artifact?