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Assembly Instructions
FOR INDOOR USE ONLY. Retain carton for storage purposes.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION: IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Do not use seasonal products outdoors unless
marked suitable for indoor and outdoor use. When
products are used in outdoor applications, connect
the product to a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter
(GFCI) outlet. If one is not provided, contact a
qualified electrician for proper installation.
• This seasonal use product is not intended for
permanent installation or use.
• When decorating trees, use miniature light bulb
strings or LED light strings only. “C” size bulbs
are not recommended.
• Do not mount or place near gas or electric heaters,
fireplaces, candles or other similar sources of heat.
• Do not secure the wiring of the product with
staples or nails, or place on sharp hooks or nails.
• Unplug the product when leaving the house, when
retiring for the night, or if left unattended.
• CAUTION: This is an electrical product – not a toy!
To avoid risk of fire, burns, personal injury and
electric shock, it should not be played with or
placed where small children can reach it.
• Do not let lamps rest on the supply cord or any wire.
• Do not use this product for other than its intended
use.
• Do not hang ornaments or other objects from cord,
wire or light string.
• Do not close doors or windows on the product or
extension cords as this may damage the wire
insulation.
LIMITED WARRANTY FOR ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS TREES
Please read this warranty thoroughly and familiarize yourself with
its restrictions and requirements.
We warranty its 6.5 ft. and taller trees against manufactureronly defects for a period of five (5) years from the date of
purchase indicated on your sales receipt. (White Trees, one
year).
The lights on Trees are warranted for a period of two (2) years
from date of purchase; three (3) years for low voltage LED
trees (see below).
This Warranty does not apply to trees that are used as display trees
in the store. This warranty is only valid on purchases made from
our authorized retailers. We do not warranty tree stands that
break due to stress from tipping or moving of fully assembled/
decorated tree. This tree is for indoor use only. Outdoor use of this
tree voids the warranty.
TREES LIMITED WARRANTY
We warranty the light sets on its trees against
manufacturer-only defects in material or
workmanship for a period of two (2) years from date
of purchase; three (3) years for low voltage LED
trees.
• Never operate this product if the power cord or
plug is damaged.
• Use only manufacturer specified replacement bulbs.
• Read and follow all instructions that are on the
product or provided with the product.
USE AND CARE INSTRUCTIONS
• When storing the product, carefully remove the
product from wherever it is placed, including trees,
branches, or bushes, to avoid any undue strain or
stress on the product conductors, connections,
and wires.
• When not in use, store neatly in a cool, dry location
protected from sunlight.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
Removing factory attached functioning or non-functioning light
strings from any section of your tree will void the warranty.
Please retain the product carton for storage purposes and/or for use
in the event of warranty service for product shipment.
Keep product away from heat and moisture. This limited warranty
does not cover damage resulting from accident, misuse, abuse,
negligence, or normal wear. In these instances, parts can be
purchased at a reasonable fee plus shipping charges.
RETAIN FOR YOUR RECORDS:
Tree Style No.
Store Where Purchased
Date Purchased Price
SAVE YOUR SALES RECEIPT. It will be
needed when requesting warranty service.
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Assembly Instructions
Each carton contains one top section, one
bottom section (larger trees include one or
more middle sections) and a metal or plastic
tree stand.
1. If your tree has a metal stand, unfold it and
insert the eye bolt. Remove packing material
from ends of poles. Put bottom section pole
into tree stand making sure it is seated
properly (Figure 1). Tighten eye bolt.
If your tree has a plastic stand, slide legs
upward into slots at base of bottom section
(Figure 2) and tap lightly with a hammer
until secure. WARNING: Using excessive
force to assemble base may cause
breakage.
2. Insert the top tree section into the green
plastic opening of the lower tree assembly.
This is the “pole cap” which keeps tree top
section securely in place (Figure 3). Power
connect trees will not have a pole cap.
Center pole of top section simply inserts
into center pole of section below. For larger
trees with middle section, carefully insert
middle section pole(s) into bottom section
pole (Figure 4) as instructed in SPECIAL
NOTE ABOUT GIANT TREES below. Then
insert top section into pole cap. Optional:
You may want to lubricate middle section
pole ends prior to assembly. This will make
sections easier to separate when
disassembling for storage.
3a. HINGED TREES: Branches should fall into
place during assembly. If any branches
remain upright, gently lower them into
proper position (Figure 5). Each branch
must be shaped to a natural position by
spreading out the left and right tips away
from the center tip (See Shaping
Instructions on page 4). Continue to lower
branches on upper section(s) in the same
manner making sure not to place undue
pressure on the brackets.
3b. WRAPPED TREES: Working your way up
from the bottom, gently lower all branches
from their upright setting by grasping the
branch and pulling it downward (Figure 6).
Each branch must be shaped to a natural
position by spreading out the left and right
tips away from the center tip (See Shaping
Instructions on page 4). Continue to lower
branches on upper section(s) in the same
manner.
3c. TREES do not require
branch shaping. Branches should fall into
place during assembly. If any branches
remain upright, gently lower them into
proper position (Figure 5).
SPECIAL NOTE ABOUT GIANT TREES
Some of the larger trees in our product line will
include more than one middle section. If your
tree contains more than one middle section,
note that each section will be numbered in
ascending order. The tree bottom section
(which inserts into tree stand) will be number 1.
The next section as you build up, will be
number 2. Section 3 will follow until assembly
is completed by inserting tree top section.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Pre-Lit Hinged and Wrapped Trees
Style 1: Each tree section has a light string cord that
will plug into a receptacle on the section below. The
extension cord at the bottom of the tree plugs into a
standard electrical outlet or other
power source (Figure 7).
NOTE: Trees with 1350 lights or more
will include an additional extension
cord. This extension cord must be
plugged into an electrical outlet
separately. We recommend using a
multiple socket power strip (not
included) to accept added light set
extension cords.
Fig. 7 Fig. 9 Fig. 10
IMPORTANT NOTE: When lowering
branches be extremely careful not
to tangle wire in gap between
Fig. 8
Style 2: Some tree styles will have a single
extension cord that will run from the center part of
tree and out to the electrical outlet. All light strings
branch and bracket.
will plug into this single cord
(Figure 8).
Style 3: The light string cords
from all sections should be
pulled down through the center
of the tree. The cords can then
be plugged into each other and
then into an extension cord to
power supply (Figure 9).
Trees
with Power connect
(Figure 10) Power connect trees do not require the
connection of light strings between sections.
Electrical connections for lights are made as each
section is assembled.
Following assembly and shaping, connect the
electrical cord at base of tree into a standard
electrical outlet or other power source.
During tree assembly or disassembly, DO NOT
DISCONNECT any of the factory connected light
strings that are located on the center pole or
within the tree.
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Low Voltage LED Trees
Each carton contains one top section, one
bottom section (larger trees include one or
more middle sections) and a tree stand.
1. Unfold the tree stand and insert the eye
bolt. Remove packing material from ends of
poles. Put bottom section pole into tree
stand making sure it is seated properly
(Figure 1). Tighten eye bolt until bottom
section is held securely.
2. Insert the top tree section into the green
plastic opening of the lower tree assembly.
This is the “pole cap” which keeps tree top
section securely in place (Figure 2). Power
connect trees will not have a pole cap.
Center pole of top section simply inserts
into center pole of section below. For larger
trees with middle section, carefully insert
middle section pole(s) into bottom section
pole (Figure 3) as instructed in SPECIAL
NOTE ABOUT GIANT TREES below. Then
insert top section into pole cap. Optional:
You may want to lubricate middle section
pole ends prior to assembly. This will make
sections easier to separate when
disassembling for storage.
3. (Figure 4) Each tree section has a light
string cord that will plug into a receptacle
on the section below. Note that the male
and female connectors are
keyed and will only connect
in one direction. After
connection, twist closed each
connector nut securely.
GIANT TREES that include
additional sections will also
have additional light string
cord connections.
4. SHAPING: Branches should
fall into place during
assembly. If any branches
remain upright, gently lower
them into proper position
(Figure 5). See IMPORTANT
NOTE below.
Each branch must be shaped
to a natural position by
spreading out the tips. Please
follow Shaping Instructions
on next page for proper
shaping technique.
TREES do
not require branch shaping.
Branches should fall into
place during assembly. If any
branches remain upright,
gently lower them into proper
position.
Fig. 4
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
SPECIAL NOTE ABOUT GIANT TREES
Some of the larger trees in our product line will include more than one middle
section. If your tree contains more than one middle section, note that each
section will be numbered in ascending order. The tree bottom section (which
inserts into tree stand) will be number 1. The next section as you build up,
will be number 2. Section 3 will follow until assembly is completed by
inserting tree top section.
Low Voltage LED Trees
(Figure 6) PowerConnect
trees do not require the
conection of light strings
between sections.
Electrical connections are
made when each section
is assembled.
Following assembly and
shaping, connect the light
the electrical cord at base
of tree into a power
supply.
During tree assembly or
disassembly, DO NOT
DISCONNECT any of the
factory connected light
strings that are located
on the center pole or
within the tree.
TREE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
The foot switch operates the functions of the lights. There are nine
functions, each one is activated with the press of the foot switch.
Functions occur in the following order:
Steady warm white; Steady multicolor; Fading warm white;
Fading multicolor; Warm white fading to multicolor;
Flashing warm white; Flashing multicolor;
Flashing warm white to multicolor (slow);
Flashing warm white to multicolor (fast)
Light functions always follow this sequence.
Fig. 6
Not all low voltage trees
include foot switch
Fig. 5
Not all low voltage trees
include foot switch
Important Note: When lowering branches be ex-
tremely careful not to tangle wire in gap between
branch and bracket.
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Low Voltage LED Bulb Replacement Instructions
1. Unplug light string from power source.
2. Pull up on the base lock unlatching the bulb from the bulb socket.
Gently pull the bulb straight out.
3. Carefully insert new bulb into socket (bulb is keyed and only goes in one
way) and push down Bulb Lock until it snaps into place.
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Trees
Trees that feature memory shape tip technology do not require branch
shaping. Tree branches are pre-shaped during manufacture and spring into
shape upon assembly.
Storage
Remove all holiday decorations. Gently press tips back into center branch. Raise
all branches to original upright position taking care not to place undue pressure
on the attached ends of the branches. When disassembling tree, a twisting motion
will help to separate the sections from each other. All tree parts can be replaced in
carton and should be stored in a cool, dry place.
Shaping Instructions
Shaping the tree branches is the last step of
assembly. The care and attention given to this
final process will result in a genuinely beautiful
and appealing holiday centerpiece.
1. Every tree style is shipped from the factory
with the tips of each branch compressed to
the center (Figure 1).
2. Each branch tip must be shaped to it’s
proper position to give the tree a natural
look. This is done by gently grasping the left
and right wing tips and spreading them out
away from the center tip (Figure 2).
3. Each individual tip should then be spread out
separately. Tips should then be bent slightly
upward to add a more natural looking
appearance. Figure 3 shows a typical tree
branch after shaping.
4. As you shape closer to the top, the branches
will not have wing tips, but will otherwise
shape in the same manner as lower sections.
Bulb Replacement
Instructions
1. Unplug light string from power source.
2. Pull up on the Bulb Lock unlatching the bulb
from the bulb socket. Gently pull the bulb
straight out (Figure 4).
3. Before inserting the new bulb into
socket, make sure that the two
wires on either side of the the bulb
base are straight up and flush with
the base (diagram at right).
4. Carefully insert new bulb into socket and
push down base lock until it snaps into
place (Figure 5).
Fuse Replacement
Instructions
1. Unplug light string from power source.
2. Fuses are located in light string plug. Slide
the fuse access cover away from cord side
(in direction of arrow, Figure 6) exposing
fuses.
3. Remove fuses from compartment and
examine. Replace burnt out fuse with new
one.
4. Close fuse compartment by sliding access
cover back in towards cord side of plug
(Figure 7).
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Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
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Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Trees with Music Light System
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Turn on power to the Music Match unit by pressing the ON/OFF button on the
front panel.
2. Navigate to the Bluetooth screen of your Bluetooth enabled phone, tablet or
computer and select the option to search for devices.
3. A device called “Christmas Tree” will appear; select this to connect your
Bluetooth device to the Music Match unit. Your device will indicate that
“Christmas Tree” is connected and the Music Match unit will announce the
word ‘Connected’.
4. At this point, you can open any music program on your device and play a
song. The music will stream through the speaker of the Music Match unit and
the lights on the tree will ‘dance’ in sync with the music playing.
Removing the Music Match device for normal light operation: disconnect the
device cord from the tree light string cord, then disconnect the transformer.
Connect the transformer to the tree light string cord.
Lights Function (if equipped)
1. If your tree is equipped with LED lights, the black button on the top
of the Music Match unit is used to control the light functions.
2. By default, the Music Match system allows for only three music-synced
functions: steady warm white, steady multicolor and steady alternating warm
white to multicolor.
3. Connect your Bluetooth device to the Music Match unit as described under
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.
4. Press the black button one time each to cycle through and choose one of the
nine functions.
Removing the Music Match device for normal light operation: disconnect the
device cord from the tree light string cord then disconnect the transformer.
Connect one end of the included foot switch cord to the tree light string cord,
then connect the transformer to the other end of the foot switch cord.
Trees with
Multi-Function Light Sets
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Trees with light strings include 40 light functions
which are chosen by using the push button
controller.
Use the left side button to turn the lights ON and OFF.
The four directional buttons will move your light
choice up, down, left and right among the 39 listed
functions on the controller screen.
The fortieth and last function will cycle through all
39 functions one after the other. Press the button
inside the arrows for this function.
Note that after powering off, the last function in use
will be the start function when string is next
powered on.
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