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Friday July 30,2010

Lighter Safety Tips & Warnings:

	Do not store your lighter close to source of heat or fire such as stove, radiator, fireplace, direct sunlight, etc.
	Do not refill lighter in small closed spaces such as in the car, small cabins, etc.
	Always keep away from reach of children. Playing with fire and light is amusing to children which may cause unforgivable results.
	Always hold the lighter away from face.
	Do not ignite the lighter while refueling

Please be advised that your lighter might not immediately work upon delivery.
This is because the lighter has been shipped without gas to comply with shipping regulations and safety purposes.
Please follow the instructions to fill your lighter.

To Fill Your Lighter Please Do the Following:

Do not refill the lighter immediately after use. Allow enough time to cool off (3 to 5 minutes)
Set the flame height to the minimum; use the adjuster on the bottom of the lighter. Use the flame shaped adjusting tool if your lighter has one in the packaging, otherwise use a small screw driver. If your lighter has the adjusting wheel, you don’t need this tool. Turn the adjusting screw clockwise to tighten the gas valve.
Hold the lighter in an upside-down position and make sure the valve is away from your face.
Using the Adjusting Tool or a screwdriver, push the refilling valve in (on the bottom of the lighter). This will let out any air or butane inside. You might feel the cool butane on your fingers for a few seconds. Hold the valve in until no hissing sound is heard. This is a necessary step before refilling because trapped air in the fuel tank can prevent the lighter from functioning properly.
Shake the butane refill can and press the nozzle of can directly onto the refilling valve of the lighter. Remember that both the lighter and butane gas must be in an upside-down vertical position.
Let the gas go into the lighter for about 5 seconds. Repeat one more time if necessary, for maximum refueling.
Allow 3 to 4 minutes for the gas and lighter components to reach room temperature. This allows for butane to settle.
Turn the flame adjusted slowly counter-clockwise to reach the desired flame height.
Hold the lighter away from face or body and ignite it carefully. If the flame is too high, turn the adjuster back toward the – (minus) mark. If the flame height is still too low, turn the adjuster slowly toward the + (plus) mark and try again.
If there is no flame, there is a good chance that the lighter has not been filled. Try the refilling process again.

	Make sure you are using a well known butane gas brand. Using NIBO Gas Refill is highly recommended. Butane impurity will cause congestion and malfunctioning.
	The flame height might be set on too low or too high. Try adjusting it.
	Try emptying the gas tank of the lighter again. There still maybe air trapped inside that you did not let out the first time.
	The lighter mechanism/burners may be dirty. Make sure there is not dust inside the lighter on in the exposed lighter mechanism. Dust or particles can be removed easily by using an air can on the empty lighter, such as the ones used to clean computers and keyboards.
	The butane did not settle or come to room temperature yet. Wait a few minutes and try again.
	The lighter may be broken and is leaking butane.
	If you experience gas leakage with a hissing sound while refilling the lighter, you are not holding the lighter and gas can in straight upside down position
	The gas can nozzle may not be suitable for lighter. In this case, use the adapter, which is normally supplied on or inside the butane gas cans.