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Before you start refilling your Zorro kerosene lighter, make sure you have all the required materials ready. You will need kerosene fuel, a small screwdriver or lighter tool, a clean cloth, and a flat surface to work on. Having everything prepared beforehand will make the refilling process smoother and prevent any spills or accidents.
Once the case is open, gently lift out the cotton wick or fuel reservoir inside the lighter. This part holds the kerosene and allows it to soak through the wick to the flame. Inspect the wick for any dirt or damage, as a clean wick ensures better lighting performance.
Put the cotton wick or fuel reservoir back into the lighter, then reattach the case securely. Give the lighter a few minutes for the kerosene to soak fully into the wick. Finally, test the lighter by flicking the wheel or pressing the ignition. Your Zorro kerosene lighter should now light easily and burn steadily.
Carefully remove the lighter case to access the fuel chamber. Most Zorro lighters have a removable outer shell or a small screw that holds the case together. Use a small screwdriver if necessary, and place the case and screws on a clean surface to avoid losing any parts.
Use a dropper or carefully pour kerosene into the cotton wick or fuel reservoir. Fill slowly to avoid overfilling and spilling. Make sure the wick is saturated but not dripping. After filling, wipe off any excess fuel from the lighter with a clean cloth to avoid leaks or fire hazards.
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