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String Of Led Christmas Lights Dim. If the ones you've linked to are different in any way, advice may only work for that. The hard part is finding the bulb that is burnt out and most people do this. Christmas lights are a real nuisance to repair. You can try replacing the resistor inside. A photo of your actual light string instead of an amazon link to something like this would be most helpful. I have a strip of 3vdc (two aa in seires) christmas led lights. The led string that i found had corrosion in a few spots where the led wires simply touched the string wires making a poor. Once the resistance of the resistor (to coin a phrase) gets too high, the lights go dim (and some go dark.) nothing wrong with the lights. I've been using a 18650 (4vdc), to make them.

You can try replacing the resistor inside. The led string that i found had corrosion in a few spots where the led wires simply touched the string wires making a poor. A photo of your actual light string instead of an amazon link to something like this would be most helpful. I have a strip of 3vdc (two aa in seires) christmas led lights. If the ones you've linked to are different in any way, advice may only work for that. Christmas lights are a real nuisance to repair. The hard part is finding the bulb that is burnt out and most people do this. Once the resistance of the resistor (to coin a phrase) gets too high, the lights go dim (and some go dark.) nothing wrong with the lights. I've been using a 18650 (4vdc), to make them.

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String Of Led Christmas Lights Dim I have a strip of 3vdc (two aa in seires) christmas led lights. If the ones you've linked to are different in any way, advice may only work for that. I have a strip of 3vdc (two aa in seires) christmas led lights. A photo of your actual light string instead of an amazon link to something like this would be most helpful. I've been using a 18650 (4vdc), to make them. You can try replacing the resistor inside. Christmas lights are a real nuisance to repair. Once the resistance of the resistor (to coin a phrase) gets too high, the lights go dim (and some go dark.) nothing wrong with the lights. The hard part is finding the bulb that is burnt out and most people do this. The led string that i found had corrosion in a few spots where the led wires simply touched the string wires making a poor.

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