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How to Restring Lights on a Pre-lit Christmas Tree

246,277 views November 7, 2014 3:21

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Balsam Hill's quick and easy guide on how to string lights on a unlit and pre-lit Christmas tree. In this tutorial, you'll be done troubleshooting the lights of your artificial Christmas tree and how to install replacement bulbs.

What You'll Need:
• Replacement Christmas light strands
• Zip ties and C-clips
• Scissors

Instructions:
1. First, check that light strings are connected together, that there are no broken or burnt out bulbs, and that fuses are working properly.
2. If you've checked all of those and light strands still do not work, you'll need to restring your pre-lit tree. On the section that is not working, find the male end of the plug and the master bulb.
3. Take your new light strand and use a zip tie to attach it near the location of the original master bulb.
4. Gently remove the original master bulb.
5. Follow the original light strand and remove each light attached to the branches, replacing them with a new one. You'll need C-clips and zip ties to secure your new lights.
6. Make sure that the wires don't slip from the branch tips.
7. Continue until you have replaced the entire light strand.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:18 3 Things to Check First
0:46 What You Need
0:56 Step 1: Removing the Master Bulb
1:16 Step 2: Attaching Your New Light Strand
1:43 Step 3: Continuing Down the Wire
3:00 Outro

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Balsam Hill published this 3:21 video tutorial on November 7, 2014. It has been watched 246,277 times on YouTube.

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