This will loosen or remove particles that might be causing your butane torch not to ignite. Using a compressed can of air, blow air into the area where you usually see the flame.This is a very clean burning fuel and will help to keep your torch in top working order. Only triple refined or better butane fuel should be used.Keep re-adjusting the screw or knob in 1/4 turn increments until the torch ignites. If your torch will not light, turn the flame adjustment screw or adjustment knob a 1/4 turn and attempt once more. Because the butane fuel is compressed in the fuel container is will be colder than room temperature. Once you have refilled your butane torch, let it sit a few minutes until the fuel reaches room temperature. There is no need to pump the fuel canister while fueling. If your torch has a fuel window you can check the level of fuel by looking at the window. This will allow the fuel to flow into the torch. Insert the nozzle into the butane torch fuel canister and press the canister towards the torch and hold, the nozzle on the fuel canister will press in. Turn the butane torch upside down so the refill inlet nozzle is visible. You may also have a “on/off” switch of some sort. You should hear a hissing sound as the fuel and air escapes.īe sure to turn the flame adjustment screw, knob or lever to off or the lowest setting before attempting to refuel your torch. Making use of the small screwdriver press the fuel-refilling nozzle, usually on the bottom of the torch to get rid of the surplus fuel. Prior to refilling a butane torch, you will need to drain any fuel and air remaining from the torch. The most important advice when refilling a torch is to hold the container of fuel upside down while refueling, otherwise air will enter the fuel cell in your torch and may cause issues with a consistent flame. The butane fuel is available through this website or you can buy it locally at hardware stores, drug stores or specialty shops.
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