Riparazione pietra focaia incastrata accendino Zippo

Scritto Da: Joseph Yoo
  • Commenti: 32
Riparazione pietra focaia incastrata accendino Zippo

Difficoltà

Facile

Passi

5

Tempo Necessario

5 - 10 minuti

Introduzione

Il tuo accendino Zippo non funziona più perché la pietra focaia è incastrata? Non vuoi spendere soldi per un accendino nuovo? La tua pietra focaia è incastrata poiché l'asta in acciaio che colpisce è incastrata in una posizione scomoda contro la ruota, immobilizzando la ruota stessa. Scopri come sistemare l'asta in acciaio e riparare il tuo Zippo!

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    • Apri il tuo accendino Zippo e rimuovi la componente interna dalla copertura semplicemente tirandola.

    • Stai attento al liquido che è già dentro l'accendino: potrebbe uscire.

    It worked! I’m so happy! Thank u!!!

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    • Ruota l'accendino a testa in giù e trova la vite color ottone.

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    • Svita la vite in ottone con un cacciavite a testa piatta.

    • Finisci di svitare la vite con le mani.

    • Svita la vite in ottone fino a rimuoverla e a mostrare la molla sottostante, ma non rimuovere del tutto la molla.

    Non riesco a svitare questa vite, consigli su come fare??

    Icaro Official -

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    • tira la vite in ottone e la molla per un paio di centimetri per scardinare l'asta in acciaio posizionata sotto la pietra focaia in modo che l'asta e la ruota non si tocchino.

    • Se necessario picchietta sull'accendino per far cadere l'asta in acciaio.

    I want this spring plz tell how I can buy it .

    Zaman Bai -

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    • Segui le istruzioni in ordine inverso per rimontare l'accendino e controlla che la pietra focaia non sia più incastrata.

Conclusione

Hai riparato la tua pietra focaia! Goditi il tuo accendino Zippo!

Autore

Joseph Yoo

Membro da: 09/04/15

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29 commenti

This made the problem even worse. The flint wheel is now unstuck but it can't make any sparks whatsoever.

Nabiel Wahedi -

me too it will not work i did the same and now it wont make sparks

cool kid -

Did you change the flint aswell? Change the flint and put it back together, if it won’t turn after changing the flint then loosen the spring again.

Bret lauk -

You need to replace the flint itself in that case.

jayanthkumarak -

Wonderful instructions! AND IT WORKED! Thank you.

John Heard -

Thanks! I fixed it!!

robbysmama1994 -

It worked very good for me. Thank you!

Matei Galesanu -

Where can I get a flint spring

Rick Newell -

I just took a spring from an old bic. Worked perfect. Finding a screw to fit is my current dilemma…

Chris Boucher -

I just used an old bic spring. Now i just need a screw to hold it in place lol

Chris Boucher -

I accidently pulled the entire spring out now what do i do ;-;

Aaun -

I accidently pulled the entire spring off

Aaun -

Just push it back in. If you happen to need more flint, it sells really cheap on Amazon.

Sal Grant -

Wish I'd seen this sooner. My dad's vintage flint wheel was stuck. I got a rubber gripper and worked it til it came free but now it just spins loosely. Is there anyway to fix this problem or have I broken it?

Angie Ford - 01/22/17

Angie Ford -

Hey Angie, it may just be a damaged flint that you can replace. Try following this video guide for replacing the flint, it’s not great quality but very informative.

Sam Goldheart -

Thanks Sam. I'm going to give it a try.

Angie Ford -

Same thing as the guy on the top, fixed but no sparks. But hey it got the thing unstuck.also neon is

neon is nice -

Awesome! That worked..! Thanks Bro!

Ks Kavitha -

Thankyou great step by step guide and it fixed my

sarahfolmer -

That did not work

shawn.carter -

Awesome!!! Finally got it to work!! Thanks

Nancy McGoldrick -

hello. i removed the rod COMPLETELY and the flint is still stuck into the wheel. the rod is not in the zippo and it is still stuck and the wheel is still unmoving. what do i do?? plz help

nicolla b -

If it won't spark the rod itself fell out. You need to find it or replace it.

Carson Renwick -

I've watched videos of using a 1/16 inch drill bit to drill in the hole to get what degrees won't come out I've done this repeatedly and repeatedly and still my wheel is locked up when I replace it with a new Flint I've been doing this for too long.

Jeff hill -

Perfect instructions. Unlocked a jammed flint that has been stuck since 1970 in a lighter my Dad carried in Vietnam. Works now. Thanks!

Gerald Miller -

Once mine was free of flint debris and spinning free, I put my new flint in, screwed it in and was stuck again...so I loosened it again, til I had no flint touching wheel, and lightly pressed down on wheel wheel I rescrewed it in. I let go, and bam, worked perfect. So for those with the resticking wheel, try that. Press down on wheel to keep flint from popping through the hole, as you screw it in. Then let go of wheel. Works every time now.

June Minard -

In my zippo there still old flint powder and even if i removed the spring It doesnt come off

Un_Pittore -

Fixed it thanks

Hugh Jass -

Also check that the flint wheel itself or the pin that holds it is not damaged. This guide is certainly helpful to disassemble and remove the flint but unfortunately the pin that holds my striker wheel is damaged. Is there a way to remove the pin or should I just buy a new drop-in?

RonnieDeuce -