Will the wear and tear of the electronic lighter affect its use?

The wear and tear of electronic lighters may indeed affect their use. If the grinding wheel of an electronic lighter is severely worn, it may lead to poor ignition or inability to ignite. At this point, you can try cleaning the surface of the grinding wheel. If the wear is severe, you can also use fine sandpaper or grinding wheel repair tools to trim the surface of the grinding wheel. If cleaning and trimming cannot be effectively repaired, it may be necessary to replace the grinding wheel.
In addition, the aging or insufficient battery of electronic lighters can also affect their ignition effectiveness. Aging or insufficient battery life can lead to unsuccessful ignition, requiring battery replacement or charging.
In addition, internal damage to electronic lighters, such as the limited lifespan of components caused by button switches, may result in wear and tear after repeated use, as well as internal damage due to external forces, falls, and other reasons, which can also affect their use.
Therefore, in order to maintain the normal use of electronic lighters, it is recommended to regularly clean and maintain them to avoid collisions and drops, and pay attention to checking the condition of the battery and internal components. If wear or damage is found, take corresponding repair or replacement measures in a timely manner.