My son said the box that holds the sparks completely fell off, would this work to replace that or do I need the box to hold it in?
234657
I'm not sure. Our box is still attached but the spark cartridges won't lock in and stay put.
234658
These are replacement Spark bars. It needs to frame housing to clip onto. It does not come with the frame you are referring too.
234659
This attaches to the box you mentioned so you probably need to replace the box also.
234660
You will definitely need the frame or box that it clicks into as this is what they push down on to engage the sparker with the ground :-(
617235
The wire to secure the fuel block does not wrap all the way across so if it fell off before it burnt out it could potentially start a fire. When we lit then though they went up so high, so fast that I have a feeling it would go out before it hit ground (or tree, house, etc)
69412
If you do order one with the hose barb adapter, the one that is in the kit is plastic. You will want to go to Home Depot or Lowe's and replace it with a metal one for about $3 in the electrical supplies section. The plastic one will melt if your fire gets to hot.
1005891
Possibly. Look at the dark grey / black end of your current ignitor, if there is a break in the element, then it should be replaced.
340612
Yes, to loose it, you might need a lot of force if you didn't apply anti-seize when you installed them. I did mine with ease. This Socket also come with magnet so it hold the spark plug when you take and put them back down. Remember when you install the spark plug back, just use this socket and your hand to manually and slowly alignment it in place and start tighten it with your hand too. then attach your wrench to this socket and tighten it with really little force. Hope this helps.
2175505
I saw a similar pattern with my old one. Eventually the glue holding the casing broke and when it did I noticed there is a fried part on the circuit board inside. I plugged in the charger and noticed a spark from that same spot.
1691990
A little late but posting in case someone else could benefit. We discovered that ours fall out when my kids spark when going in reverse. They had to train themselves to not spark unless they are moving forward. Not the perfect design but my kids love these things.
658975
Im sure you must be Jim from the Budgetlight forum......... I was going to tell you that you need another soldering gun to replace your broken one. I see you got it fixed....If you would have called the company they may have sent you out a brand new pen itself. FYI in case your element goes out prematurely.
1659051
As far as I know, the "box" is still in the ''box" in my son-in-law's shop. Sorry, can't be of any help.
1426139
I had the same problem with one I had before so after many many tries I gave up and bought a new one that has been ok so far. The first one lasted a few years but haven't used the new one much yet. Sometimes I was able to light the old one by turning down the volume of gas while using the spark. Was really glad to throw the first one away as it was so unreliable. I looked for replacement parts but couldn't find any. Good luck!!
313447
First, contact the manufacturer for a solution. If that doesn't work, find yourself a piece of non-flammable foam and put in the case or on the bottom. I have had mine for quite a while now and had no problems. Must note that we have very dirty electricity here.
543930
Rip the box apart. The only other place maybe in the hood where the battery goes. Sorry it's been over a year since I built ours
502274
It does not just "pop" out. If you are inclined to open things up, the light comes apart very easily. If you can solder I would bet you could un-do what's in there, and re-do a new one in it.
1135416
I've had the same problem. The thing is designed to allow the cover to be pulled down part way to change a bulb. If you pull the 'wings' all the way out, it's awkward to get them back... you kind of need three hands (or more - if you need a flashlight). You need to pinch the wing rods completely together - and then push them into one slot in the middle of each side of the inside top of the box - while you're trying to hold the rest up - that's why it's tough. Once you get them started into the small slots, you can just push the cover up from the outside. The wings will expand after you push the cover up, holding it in place... good luck.
701528
You're right, it was a bit of a pain getting mine off the box, and I tore it, but it should still be usable since it's all there. Thanks for telling me that.
690425
If the wires are not coming from the fused box, you should use a fused so you can prevent a fire.
585999
If you are referring to the spark igniters, my package came with four electrodes. I only replaced two that were completely burned out, and stored the other two.