How to stop flashing on one step garden dragonfly solar string light set

Check for broken wires/connections on both sides of the connector.

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Warning Warning Assembling Solar Powered Dragonfly Humming Bird and...
Your author recently purchased some decorative garden lights at a garage sale and found that they could have endangered his family. Being a typical man, he took the lights out of the box and assembled them without reading important safety warnings in the owner's manual. Fortunately providence offered protection despite such negligence. As a public service, we have provided the opportunity for others to avoid such hazards. Please read below the fold for some important safety information.

The owner's manual for these garden lights actually lists the following hazards to be considered during assembly:
Important Safety Information

• Assemble only according to these instructions. Improper assembly can create hazards
• Wear ANSI-approved safety goggles during assembly
• Keep assembly area clean and well lit
• Keep bystanders out of the area during assembly
• Do not assemble when tired or when under the influence of drugs or medication
• Position battery in proper polarity and do not install batteries of different types, charge levels, or capacities together
• WARNING: The brass components of this product contain lead, a chemical known in the State of California to cause birth defects (or other reproductive harm). (California Health & Safety Code Section 25249.5 et. seq.)
• This is not a toy.
• Do not allow children to play with or near this item
• Use as intended only

The manufacturer went to great lengths it seems to bring such a product to homes and gardens in America. A lot of good men were lost. Hopefully future customers wanting happy, colorful garden night lights will be safe and the past sacrifices of these unsuspecting men, too eager to assemble butterflies without reading the directions first, will not have been in vain.
By Darren Smith

Place the solar panel in a sunny spot to charge the batteries. If the lights do not come on at night, the panel's light sensor may be seeing other light sources and needs to be moved. The light sensor looks like a small white circle with a wavy line across it. They are usually visible and located in the solar panel. Make sure it is in the dark at night, or it will not come on. You can cover the light sensor to test that the lights are working.

The product says it is a 22 ft rope with 16 feet of lights. So the first 6 feet probably don't have any LEDs. Look closely at the rope, and you'll probably see that there aren't any LEDs in the first 6 feet. Kind of lame...

sorry to say that it might not be able to be repaired, if possible take it back to camping world

The should not. Motion detectors are not affected by lights other than having sufficient ambient light to the photocell to tell the light that it does not need to come on. I have not seen solar lights that fit that bill, so I would conclude that there would be no effect. Solar garden lights do not affect the flood light that my neighbors have, by the way.

I hope this is helpful to you.

Hello. Think I found the necessary information you require. Check out this link:
http://www.solarpowerwindenergy.org/2009/04/26/how-to-build-a-small-solar-circuit-wiring-diagrams/
There are schematics for each stage.
This one is a ladder diagram schematic only:
http://electroschematics.com/5988/outdoor-garden-solar-lights-circuit/
Good luck, and if this helps, rate it a four-thumbs up please. Thank You.

try to reset or find the reset button it means the trouble about the string was on the memory of your vaccum that trigger the flashing of light. try to unplug your unit then after plug it on

Most of the solar lights use a stadard 1.2 volt 850 mh nicad rechargable AA size battery and you can get them at your local Home Depot store. You also might try to clean the solar cell on the light they seem to get a film over them that stops some sun light from reaching the solar cell.