This lighter would normally use a CR1240E-T lithium 3 volt battery. If you still have an old flat battery, it can be charged if you know what you are doing. OK, so you don't have an old battery, so there are 2 types of battery that you can use to sort the problem. A lot of advice out there suggests using a CR1225, with a little packing to make up for the lack of thickness, this I have found barely works, as the capacity is so low to start with. And now for the real solution........ I use two silver oxide 391 batteries (11.6mm X 2.1mm @ 1.55volt each). With bits of paper to insulate the positive poles from shorting, and more paper to insulate the screw down cover from touching the top battery. The whole thing takes only a couple of mins, and you'll have months worth of bright red light and powerful sparks. Good luck John P.
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Hi there, yes there is a screw at the bottom which i have undone. I can then undo the filler valve /flame hieght adustment
Hi there, yes there is a screw at the bottom which i have undone. I can then undo the filler valve /flame hieght adustment and take out the battery then there is no visable way to remove any other parts that i can
Hi there, yes there is a screw at the bottom which i have undone. I can then undo the filler valve /flame hieght adustment and take out the battery then there is no visable way to remove any other parts that i can see.
I am
Hi there, yes there is a screw at the bottom which i have undone. I can then undo the filler valve /flame hieght adustment and take out the battery then there is no visable way to remove any other parts that i can see.
I am reluctant to
Hi there, yes there is a screw at the bottom which i have undone. I can then undo the filler valve /flame hieght adustment and take out the battery then there is no visable way to remove any other parts that i can see.
I am reluctant to stick
Hi there, yes there is a screw at the bottom which i have undone. I can then undo the filler valve /flame hieght adustment and take out the battery then there is no visable way to remove any other parts that i can see.
I am reluctant to stick it
Hi there, yes there is a screw at the bottom which i have undone. I can then undo the filler valve /flame hieght adustment and take out the battery then there is no visable way to remove any other parts that i can see.
I am reluctant to stick it in a
Hi there, yes there is a screw at the bottom which i have undone. I can then undo the filler valve /flame hieght adustment and take out the battery then there is no visable way to remove any other parts that i can see.
I am reluctant to stick it in a vice
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