What Causes the Hissing Sound of a Lighter Leaking Gas?
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A lighter leaking gas with a hissing sound poses risks of explosion and combustion, so it should be placed in a safe location first. Below are precautions for using lighters: Prohibit self-repair: The structure of gas lighters is very complex, especially the numerous springs and hairsprings inside. Due to space and hardness issues, they cannot be reassembled without specialized tools once disassembled. Adjusting the flame: After obtaining the lighter, avoid frequently adjusting the flame. Once the flame is set, refrain from making further adjustments. During the adjustment process, pay close attention to the key points in the manual, and do not exceed 10 degrees at a time. Additionally, it is important to note that some adjustment mechanisms may render the lighter unusable if turned beyond 90 degrees. Use clean gas for refilling: It is recommended to use specialized gas canisters. Although counterfeit products may still exist even with specialized canisters, major cities generally offer better guarantees. If using ordinary gas canisters for refilling, ensure they are clean. A simple method is to press the nozzle of the canister and smell it before refilling. If there is no odor, the gas is suitable for use.