Why is my propane torch not working?
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The vent holes near the tip of the torch could be blocked, not allowing enough oxygen to mix with the propane. This means that the propane exiting the valve is too dense to mix properly with the oxygen at the vent holes, so it won't burn when it reaches the tip.
Likewise, people ask, how does a propane torch tip work?
For this reason, they do not have a pressure regulator to control the flow of fuel through the torch. When theses torches are inverted, the liquid propane works its way through the torch and extinguishes the flame.
Regarding this, why does my torch keep going out?
sawman101. The flare up and flame going out happens when the liquid propane in the cylinder covers the hole in the top of the cylinder; it will flame out as it is no longer allowing gas to pass through. A torch with a greater length and bend in the neck would help. Hope this helps Jeremy.
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