Fairy lights What to do,so they are constantly on,no flashing

hi
I'm an electrician with basics electronics experience ,and i have bought 100LED fairy lights for the garden ,problem is they are via a controller that makes them flash and i have them on a timer
so every time they come on via the timer they start off on the program that makes them flash,but i need only the constant on,theres no memoy aspect
i was hoping to open the controller and there would be a space for an eeprom chip to allow it to hold a memory,but unfortunately there is no space
Does anybody know what i can do to either bypass the controller or just make them constant on by default
thanks heres are some photos

It is most likely this thyristor-controlled circuit.
Desolder the perpendicular plate and thyristors, then bridge the anode and cathode paths of the thyristors. The circuit will shine continuously.

thanks,
To help others, I found this site: https://auschristmaslighting.com/wiki/Bypassing-multi-function-LED-controllers#Example-1
and example 2 worked for me, didn't need to desolder the thyristors just bridged as in example 2 and all is constant
thanks for your response anyways

If the diagram is as above, then after desoldering the plate - also desolder the capacitor, because it will explode it.

It is also possible:
Short the thyristor AK without desoldering the plate.



Or remove the driver completely, buy a 1 A / 400 V rectifier bridge + a fuse with 500 mA.