How to Repair a Christmas Tree Light Wire
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crwdns2942287:0crwdne2942287:0Don't let a broken Christmas tree wire ruin your Christmas spirit. In this guide you will follow step by step instructions on how to save Christmas by repairing your broken Christmas tree wire.
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Using the wire strippers, split both wires apart approximately one inch.
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Using the wire strippers, strip about an inch of insulation off of each wire.
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Insert the heat shrink tubing on the longer end of your wire.
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Cross and twist the wires together to create a connection.
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Solder your wires together by applying heat to the bottom of your wires and solder to the top. The solder will melt onto the copper strands solidifying both wires together.
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Use electrical tape to wrap the soldered wires.
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Slide the heat shrink over the soldered wires.
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Use your heat source to apply heat to the heat shrink.
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You've completed soldering and properly covered any exposed wires being worked on. Connect your cable to an electrical outlet; you're Christmas tree is ready to light once again.
You've completed soldering and properly covered any exposed wires being worked on. Connect your cable to an electrical outlet; you're Christmas tree is ready to light once again.
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You can also offset the lengths of the twin wires so the joints aren't next to each other for more protection from a short.
