Where does the little spring go in the Lenk LPT-200 butane torch?

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Edited question into what I think you meant to say. ;>)

They aren't made to be taken apart, you just buy a new one for 10 bucks. Parts like springs are easy to get off but pretty much impossible to put back.

https://totalmerchandise.ca/product/eagle-torch-premium-butane-gas-pen-pt132p-lighter/

HOWEVER, having said that, there are videos for taking apart and putting them back together. This is the 'Reassembly' link

https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+put+a+eagle+pen+torch+lighter+back+together

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It is possible to contact a vendor online:

https://www.wlenk.com/contact.php

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

Lot of complaints on Amazon about this brand having weak piezoelectric element.

There is a little black O-ring that sets on the refill valve.

to little air - air holes blocked up

I have the same problem

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

Hello, if does work and leaking fuel. Take it back to Sears for a replace. Do mess with. If does work right the first time then it is faulty. GB...stewbison