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If it’s like old standard ones, here’s what you do:
See those metal posts at the bottom? Bend them straight down.
Lift the bulb out of the base.
Do the same to a burned out bulb.
Put the new bulb in the old base and bend the posts back up into place.
This is what we always did to give new life to our rooftop reindeer. They were also from Costco and it seemed like their bases didn't match any other string.