Tiger Ashtray

🔥 Kerosene Lighter User Guide

⚠️ Important Note

New kerosene lighters are shipped without fuel. Please refuel before first use.

🛠️ Refueling Instructions

1. Open the Cover – Gently lift the lighter’s lid.

2. Remove the Inner Mechanism – Pull out the internal movement from the metal case.

3. Refuel the Lighter –

   • Turn the movement upside down.

   • Open the bottom cotton pad, or inject kerosene through the small filling hole beneath it.

4. Reassemble – After fueling, insert the movement back into the case.

5. Fuel Capacity – Fill only about 80% full (approximately “eight parts” full). Avoid overfilling.

6. Safety Reminder – After refueling, wait a few minutes before igniting to allow any spilled fuel to evaporate. Overfilled fuel may ignite on the lighter’s surface.

💡 Usage Tips & Dealer Reminder

• Dealers should not refuel unsold lighters. Once used or burned, the wick will darken and appear used, which customers may reject.

• Avoid leaving a refueled lighter unused for long periods, as this may reduce ignition efficiency over time.

⚠️ Safety Precautions

1. Keep Away from Children – Contains flammable fuel; store out of children’s reach.

2. Do Not Pierce or Throw – Never puncture or toss the lighter into a fire or impact surface.

3. Use in Ventilated Areas – Always operate away from flammable materials and ensure proper airflow.

4. Avoid Direct Contact – Never point the flame toward your face, skin, or clothing.

5. Proper Ignition – Identify the flame outlet before lighting.

   • Different models ignite differently:

     • Straight or Side Ignition: Press the ignition switch lightly.

     • Gasoline-Type Lighters: Quickly strike the flint wheel with your thumb from right to left.

6. Remove Debris – If soot or debris falls into the flame outlet, blow it out immediately to prevent ignition failure.

7. Close After Use – For gasoline and “loudspeaker” types, always close the lid when not in use to prevent gas leakage.

8. Do Not Overheat – Avoid continuous burning for over 1 minute to prevent overheating and burns.

9. Avoid High Temperatures – Do not store near stoves, in cars, or in direct sunlight (above 50°C / 122°F).

10. Altitude Warning – At altitudes above 3000m, windproof and jet lighters may not ignite properly; use an open-flame lighter instead.

11. Identify Components – Before use, locate the flame outlet, gas inlet, and adjustment valve to ensure proper operation.

12. Use Quality Fuel – Always refill with high-grade butane or kerosene; poor-quality fuel may damage the lighter or shorten its lifespan.