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Slide back the spring loaded part on top just behind the flint wheel, the flint chamber will pop out to the side allowing the flint to be replaced. Just snap the chamber back until it clicks. Always use genuine dunhill flints and butane not Zippo or Ronson etc. It will increase the life of the flint wheel as well as retain warranty
The flint.
It is really easy (when you know how!). Open the top, slide the very top piece (it's a small bar 8mm long and 2mm wide) above the flint BACK (there's a groove for your thumbnail DIRECTLY behind the screw which holds the flintwheel in place), which flips out the flint holder, and insert a new one. Easy Peasy !
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the flint creates a spark for it to light
The changing of flint is a fairly simple affair. You need a dime, the flint, and a piece of white paper. Placing the paper on a flat surface, put the lighter in an upright position. Grasp the body of the lighter in one hand and the casing in the other and pull. The lighter should come out of the case fairly easily. Turn the lighter over and locate the fibers at the bottom. Carefully pull the fiber from the wheel end and locate the screw. Use the dime to turn the screw and remove the tension spring. Shake the lighter to remove the old flint, then insert the new flint in the tube that the spring came from. Reinsert the spring, tighten the screw, replace the fiber, fill with fluid, and reinsert the lighter into the case.
Flint stone is used for making sparks to start a fire
Ignites fire to whatever you hold in front of it. Fueled by gas. Also known as flint lighter.
I guess they do because they last so very long.... THE ROLLAGAS MODELS USE A DUNHILL RED FLINT IT IS 3 MM IN DIA MADE OF SOFTER MATERIAL TO MINIMISE WEAR ON THE FLINT WHEEL OTHER MODELS USE A DUNHILL BLUE FLINT THIS IS 2.5 MM IN DIA AS ARE MOST OTHER MAKERS FLINTS FOR MANY OTHER DUNHILL ANSWERS VISIT ~gordonbyast dunhills .com ps THERE IS A LOT OF CRAP ABOUT SERIAL NUMBERS BEING ON THE OUT SIDE AFTER 1970 ETC DUNHILL PUT THE SERIAL NUMBERS INSIDE UP UNTILL 1995 ONLY THEN DID THE PUT THEM ON THE BASE ALSO DO NOT GET CONFUSED WITH THIS NUMBER USRE 24163 THIS IS A PATENT NUMBER ONLY TO DAT YOUR ROLLAGAS 56-71 BARREL HINGE 71-85 CONCEALED HINGE 85-95 D EMBLEM ON FRONT 95- 2005 SERIAL ON BASE 2005 - NEW MODEL FLAME ADJ ON THE BASE THIS IS VERY MUCH SIMPLIFIED BUT AS GUIDE ONLY
There are two different flints. One is natural rock (used in flintlock firearms) The other is the "flint" in a cigarette lighter. That is not truly flint, but Misch metal, composed of iron oxide and rare earth metals, such as cerium and neodymium. Flint is commonly referred to as a quartz mineral, although flint that sparks may be another type as shown above.
Unscrew the barrel at the second joint to eveal the flint replacement screw.The first join unscrews to reveal the replacement lead area.
If you have not tried spinning the wheel on the Zippo try that. I know that seems obvious but someone might not know that. Or if you have tried that and it does not work then you need a flint for your Zippo. These are usually sold separately from the Zippo. Once you have the Zippo flint you can place it into the lighter by removing the Zippo from the case by grasping the chimney (the thing with holes in it once you open the lighter) and the case and pulling them in opposite directions. Once the two pieces are separate, you look at the lighter's bottom, there should be a screw and some soft cloth. Unscrew the screw to replace the flint. after removing the screw and the spring, drop a flint in the hole while holding the lighter upside down, place the spring in the hole, then screw the screw back in.