How to fix Christmas lights

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This video shows how incandescent mini-lights work and how to diagnose problems that cause all or part of a strand go out. Nearly all mini-light strands can be diagnosed and repaired with this method.
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[@dirkjones1779]

No need to watch other videos about repairing incandescent mini lights. This is a the only one you’ll need to figure out what to do with a string that’s not lightning. This is a GREAT video loaded with excellent information and tips (like the close pin). Thank you for posting!!!

[@barrylitchfield250]

Just put the defective string of unplugged lights on a chopping block and take an axe to them. Usually about 10 or 12 good chops on those light strings will take care of your feeling bad about tossing them in the trash.

[@dracymckneely2621]

00qq1qq

[@Jcrpdx]

Or return them to the store.

[@andreeaboloca246]

May just be because it is a very long video which can get confusing...especially for those with little English 😵😅

[@michellezunnurain3555]

Clothes

[@sharonbuck7364]

You are awsome! I am 70 years old and I finally understands string lights. You have covered this subject completely and made it so understandable. thank you so much!

[@sgoforth9325]

I have met the Christmas tree string light GOAT

[@sebastianblanc]

I wish I could Like this many times over. Thorough and informative, and explains how lights works really well. Now I can tackle the unlit part of my tree! Thanks

[@Tim1611-z9y]

The best Christmas light repair video ever! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@sansfreewill3843]

This video is the gift that's keeps on giving. Thanks brotha!

[@rpacker5960]

I really appreciate you creating this video. It was a great help! Thank you!

[@mparret8853]

Thank you for such a detailed and thorough explanation. This is the best video tutorial!

[@hawkarae]

Exactly!

[@tomthebrainiac]

Thanks so much for the information. These little lights can be quite a headache when a whole section of the light string goes out. I can see the advantage of having a spare string of lights to use for bulbs and sockets. I guess I should shop for a light keeper pro device!

[@pattythem4769]

Thank you so much… you helped me a lot… simple directions… now my tree looks good

[@billdee814]

Really good video. Especially the equation. I've seen some videos that say to put tin foil into the socket if you don't have a spare bulb. Obviously that's a really bad idea because you will be sending to much voltage to the light bulbs. Thanks guy.!!!

[@LightingUpPaxton]

Ha, yes, tin foil sounds like a very bad idea. Just as bad as using nails for replacement fuses. :)

[@AaronRiegel]

Finally got this darn thing to work. sometimes in your testing for voltage you have to really isolate that strand inside your hand and then try different angles I don't know why but sometimes it doesn't sense the voltage one second but then you go back and then you can finally find it so you have to test like three or four spots on that same little strand in between bulbs

[@dustinhergert9499]

Well done, sir!! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us!

[@thomaschiappisi3726]

Thanks! That was a fun project, while my wife decorated the tree I got to fix something!! , the diagram was perfect and I used my Gardner Bender Circuit Alert Pen to find where the power stopped in the series. All the lights nice and twinkly now. Thanks for the present and Have a merry Christmas!!

[@weeleelim7456]

Good idea to find where the circuit break instead of know which 50 string it is. Does it work well Thomas Chiappisi

[@Lena-dv2vt]

I fixed the string! Thank you so much!

[@alannasoutherland5172]

Woah 🤯🤯🤯🤯 how helpful thank you !

[@karenschmidt2644]

really trying hard to get mine to work, using the LKP but am not getting any voltage along the entire stretch of 50 that are not lit so not sure what to do next

[@harlynputterbaugh9447]

we have a pre lit Christmas tree with sections not working. the fuse bulb keeps blowing

[@6skype]

Thank's for this great tip :)

[@garyb8186]

thanks for the video.

[@654hussain]

where to buy the tool in UK?

[@LightingUpPaxton]

+654hussain Since the tool is designed for North American 120 volt Christmas light strings I have to assume it is unavailable in the UK.

[@SWMORacing]

I found the bad bulb. When I put a fresh one in, it flashes for a millisecond and then burns the bulb out again. Any suggestions?

[@h2oquality2010]

Is your replacement bulb same voltage as your original? Usually if you put a lower voltage bulb in a strand requiring a higher voltage, that bulb will immediately burn out. That's what I noticed.

[@leighmarcelle9440]

Too long winded, just show us how to fix it. We know you are smart.

[@treyvionwebb2384]

i thought I was the only one

[@diorama_dad]

I personally appreciated the thorough explanation. You could have just fast-forwarded past it, no?

[@69T57]

I do agree with you what a f****** douche

[@rustyaxelrod]

Leigh Marcelle - understanding how something is supposed to work is the foundation of knowing how to fix it. Dude broke it down to the basics and came up from there and that’s how Many people learn best. If he had said “buy this tester, waive it around, and change this bulb right here” it wouldn’t have helped much. If you’re not interested, just get someone else to fix it or do like most people and throw it away and buy another set.

[@basehit7900]

I really appreciated the way he broke it down. Had about 10 sets with the same problem and never got anywhere trying to fix them. Until now. Fixed all but one so I saved at least 30 dollars not having to buy more sets. Paid 20 dollars for light keeper tool. Ahead at least 10 bucks. Thanks for being thorough. Great video

[@lailafuqua3362]

7:23 your welcome

[@mckaylamark2933]

Thank you. Lol

[@traceylennon1204]

😆😆😆 Comments like yours never get old and continue the crack me up!!! @ Laila Fuqua

[@scottvan1898]

😀😃 America coffee break !

[@Mitchell_is_smart._You2bs_dumb]

farts. thanks. I went through 5 minutes before I figured out he was going to measure the voltage, scanned down, saw this and sho enough that's it. 20 bucks for a diagnosis tool I need before Xmas, or wait till after Xmas and just buy a ton of lights for 25cents a pop. no brainier. the tree is going to have stripes of lights this year

[@thjonez]

he was Killing me..

[@op-blitz2120]

I got to pissed off and just went and got a new strand $5 > aggravation

[@uksrilankantraveller6783]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6OVc5KMgrGggMU

[@CLR-Lynn]

That’s exactly what I’m about to do!! 😂😂😂

[@jamest1148]

And if you have a pre-lit Christmas tree that cost $250?

[@mariaandoscarolvera2538]

The nightmare before Christmas 😏🤷🏻‍♀️

[@edsnotgod]

@@jamest1148 Chuck it.

[@blainewalter8933]

Buddy, you are AWESOME!!! No idea why 559 people dislike this video. THANKS!!!

[@sparky16261]

blaine my problem with it is that I do not have the greatest hearing and he talks so fast I have to do it a few times to pick up all the points.

[@JennRummie]

Because, 1) some people do not want to learn anything. They just want the fix without understanding what they're doing. (I like learning and understanding); and 2) some people are just mean. Instead of moving on, without commenting, liking or disliking they feel the need to dislike out of sheer pettiness and meanness.

[@rambolane1]

Probably Xmas light suppliers

[@Paolabear7]

Because they’re mad they gotta buy that gun thingy and find a sacrificial light

[@spiritproductions5213]

Some people hate puppies. :-/ I appreciate anyone trying to share info to help others. If you don't like it, keep scrolling!

[@kristinpearson7256]

EXCELLENT informative video. Learned everything I needed to know. Can’t thank you enough for your thoroughness and explaining in a simple, straight to the point, way for all to comprehend. This single mom got the lights fixed!

[@diorama_dad]

I've had my lightkeeper pro for 3 or 4 years and had long written it off as junk almost immediately and relegated it to a corner box. After testing my lights this year only to find over half were only working properly, I searched KZbin for an answer and came across your video. I had been using it all wrong! Your video was very thorough and helped me save all but one string. I greatly appreciate the time you took to make it!

[@cfglz06]

I had the same issue !!!.. using it wrong. The instructions are not very helpful or clear. I have two of these guns sitting ina my Christmas box !!!.... Thank goodness I came across this video too. !!!!

[@karlenrose]

@@cfglz06 Amen to that! I've yet to make mine work, but agree that I've learned more about how it's SUPPOSED to work from this kind man's video than I have anything on the Lightkeeperpro people's website...Their instructions aren't so helpful. And their commercials are downright misleading....(Maybe they could show a woman clicking 30- 50 times (and not the perfect "3" clicks, as they would have you believe will oh, so easily do the trick....Seems all of their lights light right up with 3 simple clicks ~Seriously? NOT.)

[@showbizwisconsin8350]

@@karlenroseThe most common problem can be fixed with the light keeper but sometimes a bulbs wires are not touching, all bulbs are burnt out, etc. Those issues require more time and experience to find and fix

[@crimsonpunx]

Yeah

[@gaylemiller2489]

So my led 500 foot light string was broken clean at the last bulb before the plug. Three wires went in and only two came out. This explanation and his drawn diagram gave me enough info to tape the right wires together to repair the string that I was ready to throw away. My husband was speechless at my electrical skill! That was a bigger reward than salvaging the two year old lights. Thanks a million.

[@leptoid]

This is a lot different than swapping a good bulb into every single socket until the strand comes on. I thought there should be a way like this but did not research it until today. This saves me hassle, stress, anxiety, etc. I thought it was great that you created a diagram of the wiring arrangement as well. Thanks!

[@markoliver717]

I'm a master electrician (E-1) and I learned something. I know the basic principles of parallel and series circuitry but I never would invest the time to learning how to fix these strings, but now I know the basic layout of Christmas tree lights. Nice job, two thumbs up!

[@NeedtoSpeak]

This is an incredibly useful video. I bought the repair Light Keeper 2 years ago based on other videos…..followed their directions, and it was useless. I chucked it on the shelf. Well, yesterday this video caught my eye….and guess what? The Fixer works great, it was the other videos and the Fixer’s instructions that were woefully incomplete. This guy needs an award for this video. Well done sir! 🎉 🥇 🏆

[@ocalagators]

Fantastic video. I learned more about tree lights in 20 minutes than I figured out for myself in 20 years. Thanks for all the tips.

[@SThompsonRAMM_1203]

My mom, would spend hours fixing lights like this by replacing every bulb until she found the problem bulb. She would’ve loved this video. I appreciate you showing us how light strands work. Great video!

[@pullingthestrings5233]

So she's dead now?

[@sparkequinox]

One helpful thing I would add is, rather than moving along every few bulbs, go in "halfs". In other words, check bulb 1 (so you know the fault in amoung the other 49), then check bulb 25 (and you will then know wether its the first or second 25)... and continue until you narrow it down. You will find the fault much faster by quickly eliminating groups of working bulbs. This is exactly how power engineers find faults on transmission/distributions lines ;) Similar to folding paper, youll find it in 7 tries or less ;)

[@dwaynejohnson6277]

Engineer here. We call it a binary search method.

[@tammyblanchette704]

This is a great video. One thing to consider is, if you have a lot of lights out in a string, be sure to replace them all before plugging in. I was trying to replace them one at a time (while plugged in) and they kept blowing out before I realized the problem.

[@kathyberken5755]

You are a great teacher! I'm a 71-year-old grandma and have been so frustrated with burned out strings of lights. But now, I think I can fix them myself. Thank you!!! AND, I just checked my box where I keep my lights, remembering I had some kind of fix-it tool in there, and voila, I actually had bought that exact same thing you have many years ago but never knew how to use it. My two strings of lights, half-burned out, will be fixed ASAP.

[@mefforth]

You are a freakin' genius! Don't know why it took so long for me to find you. But I'm soooo glad I did! Thank you!!!

[@riquerod8594]

Do I get some type of certification for watching? TY

[@christopherarmstrong2710]

Rique Rod Decorating professional certified 😜

[@grassroot011]

No, first you have to pass the test actually doing it, and that a few times too.

[@javiercastillo5261]

You could print your own certificate out and help out friends and neighbors who are thinking about throwing their lights out and maybe they’ll buy you a beer.

[@jamesoconnor3562]

Just go buy a new set when Christmas is over for $3.99. Chuck the half set. Then next year you have new, not tangled up lights. Then drink some beer and watch the game !!!!!

[@Isabel-of4wq]

@@jamesoconnor3562 too much trash in the environment - it’s a great skill to repair rather than replace

[@beeznutts3323]

It's been 6 years since the last comment, but this video is still helping people. I have 4 of the old incandescent bulb wire frame reindeer (the large ones move) and every year I'm having to repair the lights. I've also had a light keeper pro for years, but only ever really had to use the bad shunt finder. This year, 2 of my reindeer only light up partially. It wasn't a shunt. So i used your voltage detector method with clothespin and got the first section working! I'm confident I'll have baby and mama reindeer out on the yard by weeks end, joining papa and older sister. Incandescent bulbs give off a magical glow still unmatched by LED. I know LED are less power hungry, but I'll pay a bit more for the magic I remember as a child. Merry Christmas to you all from 2023.

[@sybaritesphynx8057]

Thanks this was helpful!!! I did look like Winona Ryder from "Stranger Things" while crazily trying to fix my Christmas lights lol

[@ZenithAstrology]

Sybarite Sphynx It is strange how if one breaks 50 breaks. Lol

[@sixthfinger1920]

This video did the trick. Showing how to use the LightKeeper on individual lights was the key -- check only the two strands going into the light, not all three.

[@lisaaustin765]

I really wish I would have found this video a few weeks ago! Literally every single strand I went to plug in only had 1 side that worked. I’m talking at least 7 strands of 100 bulbs! I was so frustrated that I threw them all away and bought new ones. From now on I’ll have me one of these gadgets and fix them! Thank you so much for the easy to understand tutorial!!

[@mikestrange6969]

Good as far as it goes but fails to mention two important points. 1. There should be one lamp in each circuit that is a fuse lamp to provide protection. It will be marked with a white tip. It will not have a shunt. 2. Not all strings will have 50 bulbs in a string so the voltage rating will not be 2.5V. Several ratings are available and must not be mixed, this is one of the reasons why base designs might be different. This tester can only test 2.5V bulbs. 3. Talk to us about how the 'shunt fixer' works; what is the science that enables it to rebuild the metal shunt by inducing a pulse from a piezo device? Show us a repair actually happening. 4. Where is the fused bulb, that is one with no shunt? Normally carries a white spot on the bulb top. Always keep the original information sheet that comes with lamp strings to know what the lamp rating is. Alternatively write it on a tag and attach it at the plug end.

[@crafterjlh6321]

Good comment as far as it goes but the numbering should stop after two. It's confusing to list more talking points than originally specified. I like the suggestions that make up the rest of the comment.

[@BlargBlather]

That was magical. My prelit tree was almost thrown out. Now it's perfect. Seriously...it took 10 minutes to fix the whole thing.

[@henrycruz45cal]

Lol!!! You buy how many of those tools every year??? Here's a better idea. The string of lights are cheaper, buy more lights and throw out the old set. Too much money and time spent fixing a disposable item. More time to enjoy xmas. Thank me later Mountain out of a mole hill

[@arlenekanhai]

Common sense 👏

[@jackieensz7713]

Awesome video! Now I want to be a 62 year old lady who fixes Christmas lights!! Lol! I have a strand in my bushes right now multi colored lights..the blues and greens are working but the red and yellows quit! Gonna have fun with that.. especially since I don't want to unwind it off my bush! Oh my! Lol!

[@shemeher3380]

I'm about half your age and I feel the same way 😂

[@tweezerjam]

Wow what a pain in the ass. I’m way too stoned for all this. I’m gonna suck it up and buy some new ones. 😂 But thanks though I did learn something!

[@tweezerjam]

So cool you reply to messages from a video 7 years old. Legendary ✊🏼

[@davidshupe3266]

you are........THE MAN!!! just saved me $11, Thanks!

[@sigor2011]

Gonna try on my lights tonight. Gonna be much, much harder task as I can't find light pro and the lights are built into the tree and are super hard to isolate.

[@hal4utube]

This video is great!!! The three wires threw me for a loop. I had no idea how the string of lights were wired. I knew they were parallel/series but that is all I knew. Your drawing of the light circuit was just what I needed. The other jewel I learned from your video was about the Light Keeper Pro. What a handy tool. I have two of these light strings with 100 lights on each string. They both have 50 lights out. I thought I was going to have to trash them and buy two new strings. Your video has saved me enough money so I can buy the Light Keeper Pro and still be money ahead. Thanks so much for taking your time to make it clear that these light string can be troubleshot and fixed.

[@jerryhjohnson2727]

I can't tell you how many videos/web sites I've looked at that have given me nothing but the basic information that everyone else supplies. All basically useless unless you have no clue at all what to do. As soon as you started drawing the circuit I knew I had found the right video. Thank you. It made total sense and now I feel like I have an approach to use to tackle any problem I have work strings of lights. Found my current problem in 10 minutes.

[@MultiWhit3]

6 years later and I finally got an answer!!! I am so grateful for you! Thank to whomever explained this. You are my hero 😅

[@PacificCircle1]

Oh, thee olde hand as insulator trick. Thanks Maxwell, er, Praxton.

[@leeannr3809]

TIP: You can find those, "expensive " batteries at the dollar store! ;)

[@alisaclak]

Yea IDK what happened to mine😂 It turned super bright so I touched it and it burned my finger then turned off!😂😂

[@gabrielM1111]

Thanks a lot you did a great video explaining very important details some of which I didn't know about but what about the voltage I don't think there's a voltage drop across the line otherwise in your house all the outlets would be different voltages instead of all being 110

[@StacySilver1]

I can't tell you, how much I appreciate the full lesson on Christmas string lights! lol I have had my ass whooped by my pre-lit Christmas tree, and have had no clue where to begin to fix it. Right now, you're the world's sexiest man to me. lol Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU.

[@tabithan2978]

I don’t have that tool, it is 10pm, and I am throwing my 6 non-working strings in the trash. Will buy new strings at hardware store tomorrow. Who has the time for this bull sh!t.

[@ilblues]

Your aunt and I would like to fly you out to WA state to fix our $&!%# pre-wired Christmas tree. Seriously, helpful and informative video, Victor. Unfortunately, there's no unbraiding the wires in a pre-wired tree and there's 3 strands out. Probably time to take the tree to the range and make my day. Have a great Christmas! J&K

[@justinmichaelfilms]

Finally someone who showed the schematic so I can ACTUALLY diagnose lights now. Thank you

[@beautifulryan1744]

Thank you 🙏🏼 by far the most helpful video I’ve watched yet

[@Happy_Harry]

Thank you so much! You just saved me from lighting the Christmas tree 🎄 on fire 🔥

[@EricEllenbrook]

Just wanted to thank you. I spent two hours trying to fix lights using my Light Keeper Pro and got nowhere. I watched your video and had them fixed in 20 minutes.

[@hawkarae]

Right?!

[@johnbergerson3737]

Thank you!!!!! , Thanks to you I finally understand how these lights work and how to fix them!

[@boatfriberg]

This tutorial was fantastic! Thank you for spending the time explaining the whole process and how it all works together. That helps a great deal.

[@melanie9allen958]

You can buy batteries that fit for light keeper pro at dollar tree. I reuse my same one from year to year. I remove the batteries prior to storing it. I hope this helps.

[@corey01851]

Watched the whole video. And what I learned is I'm definitely buying new lights every year for the rest of my life. $20 gun or 1000 brand new lights. Lol easy decision

[@weirdtoaster6959]

Why not both?

[@baystarmagazine]

😂

[@sva3042]

Amazingly helpful. We've had a Light Keeper pro for ages and never really understood how use it to it's full extent.

[@PthaloGreen2]

Yeah I got one several years ago but it was a mystery. This helps some. It's a lot of work but at least this points you the right direction...

[@IStolf]

WHY ISN'T LIGHTKEEPER PAYING YOU!!!!! I'm about to throw it and my lights out. Your video is fantastic!!!!! I should put exclamation marks to the end!

[@melodyebuskin5490]

Wow! No more throwing away my mini lights! Love the detailed info you gave here. Thank you so much for posting this.

[@josephralph7570]

19:42 repairable to an extent it depends if they’re all UV damaged!!!

[@rosascarborough7972]

Thanks, after I had tried a few times to replace the bulb I finally shun the outlet about 15-20 times and it finally worked, thanks so much!!!

[@joaniebruce1773]

Thank you for the information. This will make using the thousands of Christmas lights I use each year much more enjoyable....and cheaper!! 😊

[@AvaWendt]

So helpful for understanding how the current flows, and how to isolate the single wire going to the bulbs when using the Light Keeper Pro tool (which I already had). I didn't know the trick about flipping the plug around, nor using a clothespin to keep narrowing in on the problem. THANK YOU!!!

[@kathydillon5244]

Thank you, for doing this! I’ve been spending so much time every year trying to figure this out. You are a great teacher!!!

[@rudysaldivar4228]

I’m half way through your video and it has already cleared up some of my questions. However, I have a new one. Why do you buy so many testers every year? Can’t even imagine they are almost disposable. So why?

[@LightingUpPaxton]

Good question! I maintain thousands of strands of incandescent lights every year across many displays, including my own featured on this channel. Most people will not be using their tool as often as I do, so I replace mine each year for reliability or when the batteries die. Batteries can be had for a reasonable price, but I can usually find new Light Keepers on 75% clearance sales after Christmas for about $6. I also gift many to others since it is such a helpful tool!

[@mindbreaking]

Great video, thanks. I saw those Light keeps and figured they were a gimmick, guess I should of picked a few up the other day while they were on sale.

[@randymansfield597]

thanks for this -- now I don't feel so bad about throwing them out and replacing them with a new strand from walmart for 2.38 rather than buying a new light keeper pro each year and going through every light and wire or clicking 10-20 to see if its the shunt.

[@leemats2572]

Great video! I have no idea why anybody would give this a thumbs down! Experience or not this is very informative. Harry Homeowner thanks you!

[@cabindude7656]

Not worth the time spent fixing cheap lights.

[@bowtieguy6870]

The absolute best video for repairing lights I’ve ever seen. Watch this and learn.

[@utube2008utube]

thanks for keeping this video live after all these years! very helpful.

[@VMCCompany]

Very informative! Great explanation and at the right speed for a beginner.

[@simardssurveillancesystems8209]

EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!! Video, How in The World Doesn't This Video Have Millions of Views....This Is CLEARLY Hands Down The BEST Video Here On KZbin On Fixing Incandescent Mini Christmas Lights. I Love the Clothes Pin Narrow Down Method.

[@ianmichael8367]

Great video! I have the same problem. Only half of my lights are working. They are a wreath set of lights that wrap around a banister. Unfortunately I don't have this tool, I checked the fuses in the male end. They are good. Since I didn't have this tool I replaced all 50 bulbs with new ones still didn't work. Maybe it's a shunt that isn't working? I'm disappointed cause now only half my lights work and there are no stores open now. But great video, very informative. People always tell me, dude just buy new lights. It's not about that, it's about learning how to fix something that is still of great use. The knowledge. Learning how to do something. Thank you for the lesson! Merry Christmas.

[@LightingUpPaxton]

If you don't have access to the LKP tool anytime soon, you can try a simple voltage detector tool. They can be found at home centers. It won't have the audible noise and may be a bit more sensitive, but it should light up when it senses voltage nearby.

[@pennylaing5790]

You should be a teacher!! I have been struggling with the light keeper pro for days now. Your video has helped so much. I have now fixed 9 strings !

[@markwelbourne8078]

Perfect description. Thanks for the help!

[@Percon125]

I wish that I would have watched this video 10 years a ago! It would have saved me a ton of money and time! Great video! Thank you!

[@valjalava1951]

Great video thanks so much

[@seanparish1192]

I’m kinda locally famous for having the most tastefully elegant & brightest display of holiday house lights throughout my entire neighborhood, year after year. This is my art and I don’t jack around with this stuff because I really have no other means with which to validate myself. It always takes me a couple of very long non stop working days & a weeks worth of cold evenings to get everything in place and working correctly. I’ve had to add several dedicated outdoor outlets for seasonal use and I pay a visit to the ER for an assortment of gruesome injuries at least every other year. Although I enjoy it all while also feeling compelled to embellish & improve my art every season, this routine of mine has pretty much become an obligation I will not dodge until the day of my own death, which undoubtedly will occur from falling from the roof, hypothermia or through self electrocution. I’m cool with either ending and have fully accepted my fate because I need to leave this world as a hero. However Ive been living with one dark & terribly wretched secret. What nobody knows (not even my own wife & kids) is that every year I end up spending a lot of cheese to replace half of these countless sets of string & net lights because I can’t friggin get em to fully light up. This video & your tutorial has put the kibosh on that particularly shameful part of my routine & relieves the burden of this cumbersome guilt. It will also save me many hundreds of dollars a season. Thank you so very, very much!

[@uksrilankantraveller6783]

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[@AlowisciousMahoney]

This is possibly the most awesome thing I’ve ever read. And I read a lot.

[@Wgoh]

Excellent video. Very generous with critical information. Great Job! Perhaps your next video can be on pre-wired tree. Thx.

[@stevenhoelderich9490]

I have a light keeper pro I fixed a set of lights in my candy canes.

[@JJPetro]

Great, educational video, thanks.

[@Peacesign7494]

Thank for such an informative video!! You made it so much easier than I thought it would be. Love it! Will go buy another for when this one burns out!

[@chelseastrong6511]

This video is awesome! Thank you for explaining how the electrical works on the light strings. I will no longer randomly test stuff with my light keeper pro now that I understand the science.

[@muiiriss_]

I literally bought a new pack for my room and this is how it was Half of them didnt light

[@edgu71eg]

This is sum crazy NASA shit

[@gregwike4886]

Awesome video! You may have missed your calling! ..... You would be a great teacher! You have an extraordinary ability to explain things in a clear, easy, sequential manner.

[@gordonbombay7237]

Great Video! Do you know what the next step is when I have voltage across the entire string, and the shunt tool didn’t work? Thank you!

[@LightingUpPaxton]

If you used the tool correctly on only the single wire going to the bulbs, try checking the four bulbs where 2 wires go to 3 (one on each end and two in middle)

[@gordonbombay7237]

@@LightingUpPaxton Thank you!

[@generallr7193]

thanks A lot man, really helped, i couldn't understand from other videos