How To Unplug An Led Christmas Tree Wall Decoration?

To remove old pre-lit Christmas tree lights, follow these steps:

1. Cut the wire near the base or trunk.
2. Cut all wires with lights, making sure to cut each wire that has a light.
3. Pull out the lights and wires after making your cuts.
4. Repeat the process.

To prepare the 1″ x 3″ boards, draw a Christmas tree shape on ¼” MDF and cut it out using a jigsaw. Cut the boards to the size you need.

If the lights are plugged in, use a voltage detector to check the live voltage wire between each light, starting at the end that plugs into the wall. Don’t let a broken Christmas tree wire ruin your Christmas spirit. In this guide, you will follow step by step instructions on how to save Christmas by repairing your broken lights.

If a wire has come loose from a bulb’s casing, repair it by fully removing the wire, tightening the copper filaments into a point, and reinserting them firmly into the bulb’s casing. The trick is to find which one (or ones) is bad. It’s easiest if you have one working strand or part of a strand. If so, remove one LED from the good strand and use that socket to test each LED, one at a time, from the bulb.

Identify the problem by cutting away the connector and exposing a few mm of wire. As you work your way along the branches, separate the needles so that the wires can be wrapped right up against the metal branch. Find a twist-tie and clamp gently and strip off the plastic, leaving you with a section of a nice, thin, malleable wire.

Unplug the strand of lights from the power source and identify the fuse or fuses from the plug at the end of the light strand. Use a small screwdriver to pop out the fuse.