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I have an EX Natural flame lighter, that I loved when I first got it. Then it got to the point where it would only produce a very small flame. I sent it back to Xikar ( they do have great service) They sent me a new one. It is doing the samething right out of the box. I fill to instructions, purge,turn down flame adjuster,sit, refill till 5 count,let sit, turn up flame adjuster and ......tiny little flame. Frustrating.
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I used to spend the money on Colibri, Xikar, Viper.. But then I either lost or broke everyone of them. Now, its the cheapies..
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Mike...are you using Xikar butane? My wife had the same problem with a Xikar...sent it back, replaced with a new one and started using their butane and it hasn't skipped a beat.
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I run regular ronson in my xikar inpress... no problems here...
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You know you're not supposed to chew on them, right?
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If you aren't happy with a model of lighter, XIKAR will switch it out for you if it's in the same price range. If I was you, I'd pick out a new model at www.xikar.com then send your lighter into them with your request of a new model. Also, if you've done multiple returns with them, they sometimes send you a prepaid mailing label to send it in at no cost. Just email info@xikar.com and tell them your situation.
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Sorry you are having issues, I say maybe try a different model like Mac suggested.
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I find the King fuel works wonders in my Xikar lighters. I have noticed that Xikar fuel gauges on the bottom can constrict the flame level. No matter how high you turn them up, still a small flame.
If the fuel guage has a screw on it, unscrew it. The little disc should come off. Then you can see the metal fuel guage. Try adjusting that. It may help. I had this problem with my Xikar Tech lighter. The stylish knob that use on the fuel gauge can inhibit the fuel to be turned up all the way. |
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I'm referring to the adjustment wheel.
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Kickerb, I just tried your suggestion. I took the regulating knob off,adjusted the adjuster inside,then put the knob back on. It worked.
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