(It was obviously designed for a light source on the hollow inside to cause the little colorful miniature glass ornaments to %26quot;light up%26quot; on the outside, but I can't find a way to get inside the darn thing. It only has a battery replacement panel on the underside, there are no screws to unscrew, and I wonder if anybody knows a secret way to separate the spinning tree from it's base to replace the lightbulb inside? How do you get the replacement little lightbulb inside a ceramic spinning musical Christmas Tree Table Ornamen?Are there screws inside the battery compartment.
It may only be one, possibly hidden under a label.
One screw maybe all it takes for the whole assembly to unclip or twist apart.
The newer they are the harder.
If an LED is the light source even harder, to replace.
Even after taking a hammer to some of these things I can't figure how they could be opened.
Bash a hole in it %26amp; stick it on a lamp.How do you get the replacement little lightbulb inside a ceramic spinning musical Christmas Tree Table Ornamen?Have you tried to hold the base and turn the tree part counter clockwise.If that dont work,buy a new one.How do you get the replacement little lightbulb inside a ceramic spinning musical Christmas Tree Table Ornamen?lol em throw it away, or kick it....... no I'm jk sorry :)How do you get the replacement little lightbulb inside a ceramic spinning musical Christmas Tree Table Ornamen?Call the MAYTAG repairman he will know.How do you get the replacement little lightbulb inside a ceramic spinning musical Christmas Tree Table Ornamen?ya gettin all Christmasy huh?
I would get a screw driver and pry it open, by the battery area, then replace the batterys,,duct tape it back together.
I am not sure what a ceramic tree table ornament is, but it sure would be fun watching you take it apart..
don't make fun, but I would buy new light strings and glue them on (or in) , and hope no one noticed.How do you get the replacement little lightbulb inside a ceramic spinning musical Christmas Tree Table Ornamen?Find a crack and stick a screwdriver in there and twist. That's how I fix things. They usually come apart sooner or later.
