Someone to work on Corona Old Boy Lighter

[cutshot]

Anyone know who to send a Coronal Old Boy lighter to for repair?

Thanks in advance!

Jeff :bball:

 

[Ol'Dawg]

For starters, I suggest this website-- http://www.savinelliusa.com/service.htm

Jim

 

[JT]

Ol' Dawg steered ya straight here, Jeff. I've sent a couple of mine in for service - got them back in short order and never paid more than the 8 dollar fee. Good luck!

 

[cutshot]

You are AWESOME!

 

[mark]

Just out of curiosity and as an owner,, what broke or went bad on your old boy?

 

[JT]

Mark:

I can't speak for Jeff, but I traded for one several years ago and had to send it in immediately because the flame sputtered - they replaced a valve and a spring and it worked well for a while. Then, I got it tangled in some keys in my jacket and bent the burner, which they repaired, and it's been working well since I quit carrying it in the same pocket with my keys.

I have two others that I bought new about 4 years ago, and have never had a problem with either one of them. Some piper a while back recommended using the compressed air for electronics to keep the burner clean... just a quick spray every now and then seems to keep flint debris and other particulate matter from building up and causing clogged burners.