
A tiny piece of hardened metal, essential for creating a spark when the striking wheel of a classic lighter is rotated, can sometimes become lodged within its housing. This prevents the lighter... Read more »

A Zippo lighter’s sparking mechanism relies on a small, hard, cylindrical piece of ferrocerium held under spring tension against a toothed wheel. When the wheel is spun, friction against the ferrocerium creates... Read more »

A small, replaceable ignition component composed of ferrocerium is essential for classic Zippo lighters. This material, when struck against a steel wheel, produces a spark that ignites the lighter fluid. This mechanism... Read more »

The small metal spring within a Zippo lighter responsible for maintaining consistent pressure against the flint wheel is essential for reliable spark generation. This component ensures the flint is held securely against... Read more »

This small, coiled metal component provides essential tension to the flint wheel mechanism within a Zippo lighter. It presses the flint against the sparking wheel, enabling the creation of a spark when... Read more »

A Zippo lighter requires occasional maintenance, including replenishing the consumable flint that creates the spark necessary for ignition. This small, cylindrical piece of flint, usually made of ferrocerium, wears down with each... Read more »

A Zippo lighter’s sparking mechanism relies on a small piece of flint striking a steel wheel to create the necessary ignition. These flints are consumable and require periodic replacement to ensure the... Read more »

A Zippo lighter’s failure to ignite despite the user’s efforts often stems from an issue with the flint. This small, hardened metal rod is essential for creating the spark that ignites the... Read more »

A Zippo lighter’s failure to ignite despite the user’s attempt to create a spark suggests a problem within the lighter’s sparking mechanism. This typically involves the flint, the sparking wheel, or the... Read more »

A classic reusable metal lighter, recognizable by its windproof design and distinctive “click,” relies on a small piece of flint striking steel to create a spark, which ignites the lighter fluid-soaked wick.... Read more »