My torch dont ignite to get flame going. - Welding Tools

Here are the steps to reassemble a Turbo Blue Torch Lighter:

1. Collect the parts: Gather all the parts of the Turbo Blue Torch Lighter that you have disassembled. These typically include the top cap, the burner nozzle, the burner assembly, and the ignition mechanism.
2. Reassemble the burner assembly: Start by reassembling the burner assembly. Place the nozzle back onto the burner assembly and screw it in place. Then, slide the burner assembly back into the top cap, ensuring that it is seated securely.
3. Reattach the ignition mechanism: Take the ignition mechanism and insert it back into the top cap. Align the ignition mechanism with the burner assembly so that the sparking mechanism is facing the nozzle.
4. Reattach the top cap: Place the top cap back onto the base of the lighter and screw it in place. Make sure it is tightened securely.
5. Test the lighter: Once you have reassembled the Turbo Blue Torch Lighter, test it to make sure it is working properly. Hold the lighter in your hand and press down on the ignition button. The lighter should ignite with a blue flame.

If you have any difficulties or concerns during the reassembly process, consult the manufacturer's instructions or contact their customer support for assistance. It's important to reassemble the Turbo Blue Torch Lighter properly to ensure its safe and efficient operation.

If this is a Gas jet torch lighter it probably doesn't have one. It uses an 'electronic' ignition which doesn't need a flint. These "piezoelectric' lighters can last for 10 or more years with no problems.
If it is working correctly you should hear a 'click' when you press the button. Gas 'torch' lighters tend to run out of gas more often as the flame burns more fuel at a faster rate to produce the 'Jet' flame. If it isn't lighting properly try refilling it first. These are generally considered a 'cheap' lighter so if refilling doesn't help you could just buy a new one.

try cleaning pilot generator or replace if low flame will not lite

There are 3 common problems:
1. Faulty Ignition. You can try to ignite the flame with a different source of ignition to verify a faulty ignition and eliminate the other issues below.

2. Clogged Nozzle. Compressed air around the nozzle may help free any debris in the nozzle that may cause the problem

3. Incorrect fuel. Some butane may be low quality and difficult to ignite. Try a different source of fuel

Turn it upside down and depress the fill port to let the air out then refill it with butane and try it another common thing is the igniter point gets pushed in and is too close to the manifold where the fuel comes through and where the flame starts at.

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Too much gas! Turn it down and check that nothing is blocking the airways.

Could be due to the fine gauze in the nozzle becoming clogged due to maybe not using good quality gas refills?.

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