And what does that take from the video???????

@@daniellewallace2047 easy, visual aid of pumping action.

Hello, I purchased a lighter from amazon. There's only a screw at the bottom I don't know if it's for opening up the lighter or to increase the flame. There's a sigh of + and - .But the the valve of lighter looks like can be tighten. I am confused wether i should tighten the screw or valve nob. Can you help me? I don't wanna destroy my lighter.

@@johnme60 the valve should be circular and not a screw. The refill port should be in the middle of that valve.

@@tomgreen99200 Thanks for the answer.

And a rocket surgeon like yourself couldn't figure out the rest of it? Do us a favor and grab your coloring book and helmet and just drink your Capri Suns. Let grown folk do their own things. You're the reason we have the safety features on the fuckin lighters now. Thanks and I'm sure I can speak for some other people when I say. Easy on the pressure you use cleaning the windows on the short bus there buddy. You might cut your tongue.

Raymond Wedler ikr !!

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@@r60d23 Under pressure, butane gas becomes a liquid in the refill bottle and of course liquids don't flow uphill. Of course they could design the bottle so the pressure would drive the butane up a straw, but if they did it that way, then the refill bottle would have to positioned right side up and it would cost a little extra to make it. It makes more sense to save a little money per bottle since either way only a certain bottle orientation will work (right side up or upside down depending on the design).

1. Accidental ignition 2. For proper height adjustment because when filled the height tends to be higher and novices will have an easier time getting it to light correctly instead of thinking it doesn’t work. Lol. I do it especially if the ignition button is easily pressed once upside down to fill.

I have a lighter. that has gas too. Is not burning on. Plzz help me

@@SAGARKUMAR-bp3tg I have the same problem🤔🤔🤔

it’s empty and it’s spaying back at me

@@krabes8613 facts

a little late but that means it's full. good luck

Because you are not using liquid butane

This happening to me too i put try to put it in then it comes out I try to use the lighter and it still don’t work

a answer to this would be nice! struggling with the same..

Some cheap lighters aren't refillable, but ones that are have different valve ends. It is important that you find matching atachment that goes on teh nozzle of refill can so it would match valve end. then you place can so that nozzle points downward and squeze both together. In order to fill lighter, both valves must be pressed to a certain depth (with a certain force) and they MUST be paralel/perpendicular ( if at angle, gas will escape). Only then will liquid butane flow and not spill.

@@TDDoooOOOooo All cheap lighters with a refill valve are refillable. That would be a defect, which is very rare. They are the easiest to fill as the valve is flat and no need to push it inside a hole. Advice: never use butane with a metal tip. You need a good seal and metal doesn’t work as well as a red plastic tip that seals with the gasket. Also use Newport butane or whip its to get quality adapters. You’ll never have a problem again as long as you purge first then apply pressure and release 3 times.

Add a type B refill valve that you screw in, or try refilling through the flame valve if it’s adjustable. They both work almost exactly the same but the second way is harder until you know exactly what you are doing from experience. You have to turn up the valve flame to open it up enough to get it in.

You need to take something to push in the fill nozel on bottom of lighter. Keeping your had a little bit away from end of pushing tool away from lighter. Hold fill nozel in and flip lighter up right hold inward until lighter is empty. Then try refilling

O Ring assortments are available at hardware stores and good to have around. I'd just get a kit.

No effect. Its for safety reasons. Use Newport butane adapters as they are quality.

Upside down. You'd want to fill it with liquid fraction of the butane, so it should go first.

Same my ass was so confused

yes

Got my answer in another video.

what is the answer?

Warzinak it makes a hissing sound

When the lighter is little bit heavier

+Carin Wender the video forgot to mention the most important thing: while refilling, get the bottle up and the lighter down, because the butane is in liquide form, so it was to be poured into the lighter

@@conker0007 This comment makes about the same sense as this video does. Bottle?

Bottle down lighter down lol.

in the hole dumbass

LMAOOO

The guy said when it starts spraying back at you it's full hope this helps

You can't use this type of fuel in Zippo lighters. You need the liquid squirt fuel. They sell it at Walmart at the cigarette register. It's a yellow bottle.

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I figured it out.... the butane i was using didn't fit my lighter refill valve so just get another brand of butane with a different tube to fill with

Reece Palmer a

She started spraying back at me, it too...wasn't pretty.

Me too

Is the emptying necessary anyway?

Wiek van Venetië if the lighter isn't empty there is more prechure in the lighter which will make it harder for the Gas to flow in it.

wrong

but there was still some butane going into the tank at first right it just would not fill all the way correct?

You ever blown a seal...it isn't pretty.

Butane is also what's going in my cheap 'disposablish' refilleable lighters. Its just Zig-zag/Swan/etc. Universal Gas Lighter Refill canister that I got atm, not triple refined. Just looked that up on KZfaq: The triple refined stuff is more expensive and good for 'jet lighter's because they have smaller holes that will gunk up quicker with less refined butane.

No. Gas stations are not configured to refill a lighter. You just need an aerosol can of butane to refill with. I hope you are not confusing the propane tank refill stations at some gas stations to a lighter.

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