How to Quick Fix a Christmas Light Socket
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- www.lawnandlight.com
Real quick, let's talk about how to fix a socket that's not working properly before you rip it off the line to replace it.
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How to Quick Fix a Christmas Light Socket
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Thx Grizz. We appreciate you supporting the channel
Another great tutorial. Would love a video on how to lay out and connect lawn displays, ornaments, and tree/bush lights professionally. Any tricks of the trade to hiding cords?
We will absolutely get to some of those but it may be next season.
I’ve tired all that.. I think I’m going to need to replace the socket. Do you have a video on that?
I’m working with a homemade star on a wooden frame… socket is epoxied into a hole drilled in the frame. I know I can do it… but I was just hoping one of the easy fixes would work 😂
It was worth a shot. We don’t have a video yet. Find a replacement socket, rip the old one off (it will most likely break when you do), don’t put the new socket in the exact same spot(move it a tiny bit so vampire teeth create new holes). That make sense?
I have a led 200 lights and it looks like the last 25 lights on the string are out how can I fix it
Hey JR. too many things to diagnose without being there. Start eliminating any possible issue one thing at a time