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Problem

Possible Cause

Solution

Vehicle does not run

Vehicle dose not run 
very long

Vehicle runs sluggishly

Vehicle needs a push 
to go forward

Difficult shifting from 
forward to reverse or 
vice-versa

Loud grinding or clicking 
noises coming from 
motor or gear box

Battery low on power

Thermal fuse has tripped

Battery connector or wires 
are loose

Battery is dead

Electrical system is damaged

Motor is damaged

Battery is under charged

Battery is old

Battery is old

Vehicle is overload

Vehicle is being used in harsh 
conditions

Poor contact of wires or
connectors

“Dead Spot” on motor

Motor or gears are damaged

Battery low on power

Recharge battery. 

Reset fuse, see <Fuse>

Check if the battery connectors are firmly plugged into 
each other. If wires are loose around the motor 

contact your distributor please.

Check if the battery connectors are firmly plugged into 
each other. If wires are loose around the motor,  

contact your distributor please.

A dead spot means the electric power is not being 
delivered to the terminal connection and the vehicle 
needs repair. 

Contact your distributor please.

Attempting to shift while the 
vehicle is moving

Completely stop the vehicle and shift, see <Use Your 
Ride-On>

Check if the battery connectors are firmly plugged into 
each other when recharging 

Replace battery, 

contact your distributor please.

 

Replace battery, 

contact your distributor please.

Replace battery, 

contact your distributor please.

Reduce weight on vehicle. Maximum user weight is 
30 kgs. 

Avoid using vehicle in harsh conditions ,see <Safety>.

Recharge battery, 

contact your distributor please.

Contact your distributor please.

Contact your distributor please.

Contact your distributor please.

Contact your distributor please.

Battery will not 
recharge

Charger feels warm
when recharging

Battery connector or adapter 
connector is loose

Charger not plugged in 

Charger is not working

This is normal and not a 
cause for concern

Check if the battery connectors are firmly plugged into 
each other. 

Check if the battery charger is plugged into a working 
wall outlet.

Completely read through this manual and the troubleshooting guide table before calling. If you 
still need help resolving the problem 

Contact your distributor please.

Troubleshooting Guide   

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Summary of Contents for S 1000 RR - 2009

Page 1: ...s manual contains important safety information as well as assembly use and maintenance instructions The Ride on Car must be assembled by an adult who has read and understands the instructions in this...

Page 2: ...nd operation of your ride on car and rider Battery Fuse Charger 12V7Ah x 1 5A 13A 15V1000mA Suitable age Load Capacity Speed Size of car Power way Charge time 3 8 Years Under 30 kgs 2 5 5km h 110 x 47...

Page 3: ...6 5 5 3 1 10 9 4 8 PART NO REMARKS PART NAME Q ty pcs Vehicle body View mirror Spanner Charger 4x12 screw Bolt Side wheel 10 locknut Tail light Rear licence plate One pair NOTE Some parts shown are a...

Page 4: ...bly 3 WARNING FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR CHILD PLEASE READ ALL WARNINGS AND ASSEMBLY USE INSTRUCTIONS KEEP THIS GUIDE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE ADULT ASSEMBLY REQUIRED The product contains small parts which ar...

Page 5: ...the vehicle body 3 Fit the other side wheel onto the bolt 4 Tighten a 10 locknut to the end of the bolt with a spanner HINT An extra spanner has been provided to hold the bolt on the other side while...

Page 6: ...3 Insert two AAA batteries in their correct polarities 4 Replace the battery cover over the battery compartment and fasten with the screw you removed in step one Do not mix old and new batteries Do n...

Page 7: ...1 2 3 Connect the Power Supply 6 Fuse box 1 2 Turn the Lock on the top of seat and remove the seat 3 Plug the Red fuse connector into the terminal on battery Lock...

Page 8: ...Rear Licence Plate 7 1 Fit the tail light to the vehicle body 2 Tighten three 4x12 screws to secure it with a screwdriver 3 Fit the rear licence plate to the vehicle body 4 Tighten two 4x12 screws to...

Page 9: ...urs no more than 10 hours Only an adult can charge and recharge the battery Check all the screws cap nuts and protective coverings regularly and tighten as required Must confirm before using that foll...

Page 10: ...The vehicle can be driven at a maximum of 5 km h ADVANCED USE High speed Drive 1 Power Switch Turns the vehicle on and off 2 High Low speed switch The switch operates the vehicle to move in low or hi...

Page 11: ...and other materials that are toxic and corrosive Do not open the charger Exposed wiring and circuitry inside case may cause electric shock Only adults may handle or charge the battery NEVER allow chi...

Page 12: ...RGING PROTECTION When charging all the functions will be cut off Charging 11 1 Plug the charger port into the input socket the socket is above the foot pedal 2 Plug the charger plug into a wall outlet...

Page 13: ...trip Battery Replacement and Disposal The battery will eventually lose the ability to hold a charge Depending on the amount of use and varying conditions the battery should operate for one to three ye...

Page 14: ...connection and the vehicle needs repair Contact your distributor please Attempting to shift while the vehicle is moving Completely stop the vehicle and shift see Use Your Ride On Check if the battery...

Page 15: ...ery at least once a month when the vehicle is not being used Do not wash the vehicle with a hose Do not wash the vehicle with soap and water Do not drive the vehicle in rainy or snowy weather Water wi...

Page 16: ...usehold or general waste It should be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronics equipment or returned to the supplier for disposal Internal Supplie...

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