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Christmas Tree Lights Get Bright Then Burn Out. Close the cover, plug the lights in, and they should work. #9 · oct 3, 2008. Take a small tool, such as an eyeglass screwdriver, and pry out the fuses. Then, gently press in the new fuses. If there isn’t any power at the outlet, check first to see if the outlet is controlled by a switch before heading to the breaker box. If that wasn’t the problem, replace the bulb. Replace the blown fuse with a replacement fuse of identical. 2487 posts · joined 2008. Use your finger or a flat head screwdriver to slide open the compartment on the plug. If it moves then this may have been the issue and you can plug the string in to check if it now works. The fuse should pop out with a small amount of force. The filament which creates the light is the path that allows the electricity to pass through the bulb from the “in” wire to the “out” wire.;

Close the cover, plug the lights in, and they should work. If that wasn’t the problem, replace the bulb. 2487 posts · joined 2008. Use your finger or a flat head screwdriver to slide open the compartment on the plug. If there isn’t any power at the outlet, check first to see if the outlet is controlled by a switch before heading to the breaker box. Then, gently press in the new fuses. The fuse should pop out with a small amount of force. Replace the blown fuse with a replacement fuse of identical. If it moves then this may have been the issue and you can plug the string in to check if it now works. The filament which creates the light is the path that allows the electricity to pass through the bulb from the “in” wire to the “out” wire.;

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Christmas Tree Lights Get Bright Then Burn Out 2487 posts · joined 2008. Take a small tool, such as an eyeglass screwdriver, and pry out the fuses. #9 · oct 3, 2008. If it moves then this may have been the issue and you can plug the string in to check if it now works. If that wasn’t the problem, replace the bulb. Replace the blown fuse with a replacement fuse of identical. Close the cover, plug the lights in, and they should work. 2487 posts · joined 2008. If there isn’t any power at the outlet, check first to see if the outlet is controlled by a switch before heading to the breaker box. The filament which creates the light is the path that allows the electricity to pass through the bulb from the “in” wire to the “out” wire.; Use your finger or a flat head screwdriver to slide open the compartment on the plug. The fuse should pop out with a small amount of force. Then, gently press in the new fuses.