HELP. I misplace the paperwork and I don't know how to unscrew the top off the torch in order to fill up the tank. Thank you
448747
You have to push down on the top and screw off. A couple I have take some effort but it can be done
448748
This is a child safety top. You need to push down on the cap and turn it counter clockwise. When you push down there is a small tab that will line up with a notch and once that catches, it starts to unscrew. Do the same to close and tighten
448749
Press and hold the metal wick holder down (springy) and twist. It should unscrew then.
1953330
I take mine down to the local welding supply store. They have CO2, Oxygen, Propane, Butane, Acetylene, etc. I had a cool looking bottle that came with mine, silver color with black logo on the side. They would not fill it for me. I had to exchange it for a scratched up full one, but nobody opens the door and says, "Ewe gross" or anything like that. :)
621132
Just unscrew the bottom of the torch. Where the button ON/OFF stands. Can seem hard some times. It's not.
1762728
You need to push in the black tab located on the motor side of the canister just below the housing lid while unscrewing it.
1817168
To use the clamp and burner accessory you need to unscrew the main torch and scree the accessory in its place
231843
You just unscrew the top and I use a teaspoon to load it. Not to difficult.
96940
Sorry I cant help ,my torch is going strong. I suggest that you call the manufacture of the torch Thanks
2215822
No problem. Put the lid back on to smother the flame. Remove the top and re-light at your convenience.
619641
thank you for your help- When I took out the tank that piece just fell out and it does not show it in the book
1494017
Unscrew the top lid. Just unscrew the lid, which might be a bit difficult, but it will unscrew. After you take off the lid itself, you have to sort of pry the inner lid up and off. No unscrewing necessary for that. Just work it out. You might try using a butter knife to get that part loose. NOT A STEAK KNIFE!! You'll poke your eye out!!!
1137106
Sometimes, customers buy lighters from me, confusing to fill inside gas and control the fire size, you won&#8242;t confuse any more, let me show how to do for you! I will show you step by step. First, you need to find the position where can fill the fuel. It's on the right side of the watch. Before you fill the fuel, you should use the cross screwdriver to deflation the few remaining gas, when you complete the above step, you can use the butane gas fill into the gas. This position is also to control the fire size, if you are sure there is lighter gas inside the lighter, but the lighter can&#8242;t light, you can use a flat blade screwdriver to control the fire size, transfer large or small adjustment. When you complete the above two steps, you can light up the lighter. Thank you.
457801
I have never heard of this happening. If you're worried about a leak, just brush some soapy water around the place where the torch head screws into the tank. If there aren't any bubbles, there's no leak. If there are bubbles, unscrew the head and try again. If you're still getting leaks, I would say it's more likely that the threads on the torch heads are stripped or improperly machined, and I'd return the torch. Once the torch head is unscrewed, don't worry about leaks. The cylinder seals itself. And it's not paranoid to be careful!
1767736
Remove the clear plastic tank in the handle, it slides out with some amount of force. Then pop off the black plastic cap (which stays attached to the tank by it's own means), fill it will water to the fill line, replace cap back on tank and insert tank into the handle.
432847
The top"lid" doesn't come off, so no access from there...it has no point really. When you remove the reservoir the bottom unscrews for filling. I use a bottle brush/long handle scrubber with hot water and a DROP of dish soap. Hard to get all the soap out otherwise, especially without using a TON of water. Hope this helped :-)
1528094
Mine came filled and the flame is adjustable with a "D" handle that swings down when you flip it open with a fingernail.Like most refillables, you need to use a very small screwdriver (pushing in on the valve in center of bottom) to make sure it is completely empty before you try to fill it, otherwise, it won't fill completely.Use a good (multiple-filtered) grade of butane (like Vector).These are usually good for 6-8 refills before the igniter mechanism jams. Ive had 10 or 12 over the years.
2136009
I got the same issue at first. I managed to open it up this way: Hold the bottom plastic/clear at the point (the spout) with one finger in one hand, and your other hand is holding the the stainless/metal part, then pull the clear plastic part away from the stainless /metal part. Good luck. Hope it works for you.
1634549
Mine did that too. I figured out its because it was a bit overfilled. Empty a bit out by apply pressure on the nozzle on the bottom of your torch (where it fills up from). Should do the trick.Sometimes I let it do the flamethrower thing, on and off for a while it goes back to normal. If there's a bit too much emptying slightly from the bottom is best.Hope it helps...