Guangde Ledup Enterprise Inc. R51501B1C Manuel D’Utilisation

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This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation 

1. Locate the bottom section of the tree which is identified by 

a label on the outer branches marked “A” (Fig 5).

2. Remove the protective plastic cap from the end of the pole, 

(that is pinched to a point), and place that end into the tree 

stand. Be sure that the pointed end of the pole extends to 

the bottom of the stand.

3. Now tighten the eyebolts evenly on the tree stand; being 

careful not to over-tighten (Fig 3).

(We recommend wearing proper clothing in order to prevent 
scratches that may occur during the assembly process.)
Carefully unpack the contents from the tree’s carton (Fig 1); 
including the contents of the poly-bag that is adhered to the 
interior flap of the tree’s carton.
Contained in the poly-bag are RGB replacement bulbs and a 
remote control which operates your tree's 42 function 
lighting capability.
Your tree should include the following components:
A folding metal tree stand with (3) eyebolts.
An on/off push button foot pedal with cord and plug (Fig 6); 
which is pre-attached at the lowest section of your tree (Fig 5). 
7.5’ trees will have (3) tree sections; (“A”,  “B” and “C”; as shown 
in Fig 5). 

Thank you for your purchase of this pre-lit & pre-shaped 
Christmas tree.
With proper use and care, this tree will provide years of 
trouble-free enjoyment. 
Please follow the instructions below in order to effectively 
assemble and disassemble your tree. 

1. Remove the tree stand from the plastic bag, loosen the eye 

bolt and open the tree stand to form an “X”.

2. Align the holes for the insertion of the remaining (2) eyebolts.
3. Insert each eyebolt and begin threading in a clockwise 

direction for a couple of rotations only; leaving enough room 
for the tree’s pole from section “A” to be inserted into the 
assembled stand (Fig 2).

4. Place the tree stand in its desired location; as once the tree is 

fully assembled, it may be too difficult to move and relocate.

4. Carefully cut the nylon strapping bounding the branches 

upright.

    CAUTION: Be extremely careful not to cut any of the exposed 

light set wires.

5. Now gently guide the branches downward into place.
6. Beneath the canopy of section “A”, contains an on/off push 

button foot pedal with cord and plug (Fig 6). 

    Remove the twist-tie binding the cord together and insert the 

plug into a working electrical outlet.

7. On/off push button foot pedal operation:
    The on/off push button foot pedal is intended to provide basic 

manual on/off operation only; and therefore cannot provide 
the remote control’s 42 function lighting capability. 

1. If the tree does not illuminate press the on/off button on your 

remote control. If failure to light persists, the battery may need to 

be replaced. Insert a standard 9 volt type battery (6F22, 6LR61 or 

23F6-220); aligning the appropriate ( +/- ) markings accordingly.

    NOTE: The tree’s 42 function lighting capability is controlled solely 

by the use of the remote control provided. 

    If the tree fails to light due to a damaged or defective remote 

control; please resort to manual on/off push button foot pedal 

operation until a new remote control can be provided through our 

customer service center.

2. If failure to light persists, press the on/off push button foot pedal; 

as it may be in the “Off” mode.

3. If the top of the tree or another individual lettered section does 

not illuminate, remove each section and then reinsert as 

instructed, to ensure the electrical connection is made. 

    NOTE: The tree’s top is designed specifically for a secure and firm 

connection point. Downward force will be needed to ensure that 

the electrical connection occurs.

4. Always inspect your tree for any burned out LED/RGB bulbs. 

Although the tree will continue to remain lit even if a bulb burns 

out, is loose or is missing; any burned out LED/RGB should be 

replaced promptly to ensure the performance and life expectancy 

of your tree. 

    NOTE: Replacement bulbs are provided; this is a specialty LED/RGB 

bulb. Do not attempt to replace with a standard LED or 

incandescent bulb. Should you require additional bulbs please 

contact our customer service department.

    NOTE: In order to determine which color replacement bulb is 

needed; select “Steady” function and “Multi” (M) color on your 

remote control; to determine which color is absent.

5. If there is a delayed response while switching between color selections 

on the remote control. This is in no way a malfunction of the lighting, but 

is a normal operating response due to the complexity of the technology.

    All bulbs must independently receive their signal to alter to the 

correct color selected. Some bulbs may receive their signals 

quicker than others, hence a delayed receiver response may occur. 

Again, this is innate of the technology and a normal response.

1. Gently remove the plug from its electrical outlet, and carefully bind 

the cord which contains the on/off push button foot pedal and plug.

2. Beginning with the tree’s top section; lift each section straight up 

from the section below, and continue working downward. 

    NOTE: You may have to slightly wiggle each section as you lift each 

section upward.

3. To remove the bottom and final section; loosen the eyebolts by 

turning in a counter-clockwise direction and lift section “A” from the 

support collar of the tree stand.

4. Gently fold the branches of each section upward, towards the 

center, and position in the storage container.

    NOTE: With the exception of the tree’s “top” section; by holding 

each section upside down; the branches will collapse downward, 

due to the hinging, aiding in the packing of each section into the 

storage container.

5. Fully unthread the eyebolts from the tree’s stand and fold together; 

placing in the storage container.

6. It is recommended to always store the tree in a cool, dry location 

protected from excessive exposure to heat or sunlight. 

    NOTE: Store your remote control in a SAFE & DRY location and 

remove the battery from remote control before storage.

Included is the remote control that operates the color and 

function of your LED/RGB pre-lit and pre-shaped Christmas tree 

(Fig 7).

Before operation; a standard 9 volt type battery (6F22, 6LR61 or 

23F6-220) must be installed into the remote control; by simply 

removing the slide plate located on the back of the remote 

control.  
The LED/RGB pre-lit and pre-shaped Christmas tree’s 42 lighting 

function capability is controlled solely by the use of the remote 

control provided.
NOTE: By reducing the distance from your tree; you may achieve 

better remote control reception.
By simply depressing the Color, Function or ON/OFF button on 

the remote control; indicator lights will keep you on track as to 

the exact color and function that you are currently on. 
Below is a color listing along with the listing of functions that 

a. (WW) “Warm White” can operate as “Steady”, “Twinkling”, “Firefly”, 

“Slow twinkle”, “Flash” and is also part of the “Color-changing 

8-colors” and “Slow-fade 8-colors” functions.

b. (M) “Multi” can operate as “Steady”, “Twinkling”, “Firefly”, “Slow 

twinkle”, “Flash” and is also part of the “Color-changing 8-colors” 

and “Slow-fade 8-colors” functions.

10. Once section “B” is fully inserted downward into section “A”; 

both section “A” and section “B” will now be lit.

11. Again, carefully cut the nylon strapping bounding the 

branches upright; being extremely careful not to cut any of 
the exposed light set wires.

12. Now gently guide the branches of section “B” downward into 

place.

13. Depending on the height of the tree you have purchased, 

you will continue to build your tree upwards, section by 
section, following the above steps until the tree is completely 
assembled. Each section of the tree is labeled in alphabetical 
order beginning from the bottom to the top.

8. Locate the next section of the tree which is identified by a 

label on the outer branches marked “B” (Fig 5).

9. Remove the protective plastic cap from the end of the pole 

on section “B”; insert that end onto the top of the pole of 
section “A” (Fig 4).

NOTE: Your tree has been designed with EZ-Power™ 
technology; allowing for each of the tree’s remaining sections 
to light up automatically, upon a firm insertion of each 
lettered section (Fig 5).

Patent No. : RE43,890E, 8,047,873 B1 and other patents pending.

c. (R) “Red” can operate as “Steady”, “Twinkling”, “Firefly”, “Slow 

twinkle”, “Flash” and is also part of the “Color-changing 8-colors” 

and “Slow-fade 8-colors” functions.

d. (G) “Green” can operate as “Steady”, “Twinkling”, “Firefly”, “Slow 

twinkle”, “Flash” and is also part of the “Color-changing 8-colors” 

and “Slow-fade 8-colors” functions.

e. (B) “Blue” can operate as “Steady”, “Twinkling”, “Firefly”, “Slow 

twinkle”, “Flash” and is also part of the “Color-changing 8-colors” 

and “Slow-fade 8-colors” functions.

f.  (Y) “Yellow” can operate as “Steady”, “Twinkling”, “Firefly”, “Slow 

twinkle”, “Flash” and is also part of the “Color-changing 8-colors” 

and “Slow-fade 8-colors” functions.

g. (P) “Purple” can operate as “Steady”, “Twinkling”, “Firefly”, “Slow 

twinkle”, “Flash” and is also part of the “Color-changing 8-colors” 

and “Slow-fade 8-colors” functions.

h. (A) “Amber” can operate as “Steady”, “Twinkling”, “Firefly”, “Slow 

twinkle”, “Flash” and is also part of the “Color-changing 8-colors” 

and “Slow-fade 8-colors” functions.
PLEASE NOTE: When your “Function” selection is on either the 

“Color-changing 8-colors” or “Slow-fade 8-colors” (as indicated 

with a red light on the remote control); you will be unable to 

utilize the “Color” directional buttons.
You will need to first depress a “Function” directional button, 

moving to another “Function” selection, in order to access a 

single “Color” option (as indicated with a green light on the 

remote control)

18”

15”

42R5-1501B1

Warning:

 is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device

may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party

operate the equipment.