Time to get the ‘Trouble Shooting Mini Light’ tool out and see where the issue lies and hope that it’s just a burned out bulb.
Ours wasn’t, and my wife spent an hour removing the string from the tree (fortunately it was a small table top one) and installed a removal set we had.
My former in-laws had a tree with multiple strands of different colored lights on different parts of the tree each one blinked so that half the tree or a quarter of the tree would disappear and reappear it was disturbing
Those “the rest of the lights stay lit if one goes out” sets have a tendency to all go out anyways. Troubleshooting that is a bit of a bother, even with fairly sophisticated test equipment and a degree in electrical engineering.
Lord Flatulence Premium Member 9 months ago
It’s probably unplugged.
juicebruce 9 months ago
Perhaps you can spin the tree so the burned out spot will not be seen ;-)
ladykat 9 months ago
A most aggravating factor.
DaBump Premium Member 9 months ago
Keep on pluggin’!
ctolson 9 months ago
Time to get the ‘Trouble Shooting Mini Light’ tool out and see where the issue lies and hope that it’s just a burned out bulb.
Ours wasn’t, and my wife spent an hour removing the string from the tree (fortunately it was a small table top one) and installed a removal set we had.
kaycstamper 9 months ago
It is usually in a row, tossed mine last year, regretting it. New one is too heavy for me to put up alone, first year w/o a tree. :(
oakie817 9 months ago
i once left my Christmas tree up for 9 years
pachiles 9 months ago
If you know what a “pre-lit Christmas tree” is, you are probably not a plugger!
EMGULS79 9 months ago
This is why I have a silver tree with a color wheel.
mistercatworks 9 months ago
How can lights be pre-lit? They are either on or off.
ComicsBinger Premium Member 9 months ago
My former in-laws had a tree with multiple strands of different colored lights on different parts of the tree each one blinked so that half the tree or a quarter of the tree would disappear and reappear it was disturbing
martinman8 9 months ago
the tree is missing a pair of eyeballs watching
g04922 9 months ago
Of course… LOL
Billy Yank 9 months ago
Those “the rest of the lights stay lit if one goes out” sets have a tendency to all go out anyways. Troubleshooting that is a bit of a bother, even with fairly sophisticated test equipment and a degree in electrical engineering.
mafastore 9 months ago
Just add another strand over it all – Then remember to toss the old set when it is taken down at the end of the season!