These symptoms are not

These symptoms are not... defects

Check the followings carefully before contacting us f= or the repair.

The lighter will not light.<= /span>

Gas lighter
Is the lighter fi= lled with gas? Press the tip of the valve at the gas filling port with a screwdriver or the like. If no gas gushes out, there is no gas in the lighter.	Fill the lighter = with gas.
Have you filled t= he lighter with gas just now?	The lighter is co= ld. Wait for several seconds, and flick the lighter when it returns to the ro= om temperature.
Has the flame adjusting screw (or lever) been moved completely in the [-] direction?	Set the flame adjusting screw (or lever) in an appropriate position.<= /p>

Oil lighter
Is the lighter fi= lled with oil? Is the cotton in the tank impregnated with oil? If it is dry, t= here is no oil.	Fill the lighter = with oil.
Has the tip of wi= ck been burned and become sooty?	Cut off the tip (approx. 5 mm) of the wick.

For = the flint lighters
Is a flint inside= ? Has the flint become short? Is the flint appropriate for your lighter?	Put in a flint suitable for your lighter.
Has the flint whe= el been worn or clogged?	Brush the flint w= heel for cleaning. Replacement is necessary when the flint wheel has worn substantially.

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The flame has become small suddenly.

Is there sufficie= nt gas or oil inside?

Fill your lighter with gas or oil.

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The flame will not stabilize.

Have you filled t= he lighter with gas just now?	The lighter is co= ld. Wait for several seconds, and flick the lighter when it returns to the ro= om temperature.
Are you using the lighter on a skiing ground or high altitude place?	The flame becomes unstable in a cold place or at a high altitude.

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