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• Slide a hex bushing onto the front axle. The ring side of

the hex bushing should face out.

• Press firmly to fit all but the ring on the end of the hex

bushing into the front wheel.

Front Axle

Hex Bushing

Ring Side

9

• Fit a cap nut on the end of the front axle.

• Tap the cap nut with a hammer to secure it on the end of

the front axle.

• Pull on the wheel to make sure the cap nut is securely

fastened.

• Repeat this procedure to assemble the other front wheel

to the other front axle.

• Set the vehicle body aside.

Cap Nut

• Position the handlebar with the grip area up.

• Fit the neck against the bottom of the handlebar, with the

holes in the handlebar and neck aligned.

• Position the handlebar so the grip area points away 

from you.

• While holding the neck to the handlebar, fit the lower 

console, with the open end toward you, onto the handlebar.

• Insert two 2" screws up through the neck, handlebar and

into the lower console.

• Tighten each screw with a slotted screwdriver. Do not 

over-tighten.

Handlebar

Neck

Assembly

10

12

11

Lower Console

11

Note: For packaging reasons, the console/headlight has
been pre-assembled at the factory. You will need to disassem-
ble the console/headlight to assemble it to the handlebar.
• Loosen and remove the #6 x 

1

/

2

" screw in the headlight

with a Phillips screwdriver. Remove the headlight by first
pulling the bottom out slightly and then pushing the 
headlight up.

• Loosen and remove the two #8 x 1" screws in the upper

console with a Phillips screwdriver.

• Set the screws, upper console, lower console and 

headlight aside for assembly steps 12-20.

Upper Console

Headlight

#8 x 1" 
Screws

#6 x 

1

/

2

" Screw

Lower Console

Grip Area Up
and Pointed
Away

Grip Area Up
and Pointed
Away

Open End

Summary of Contents for Barbie Trail Rider 78475

Page 1: ...el 78475 Tools needed for assembly Phillips Screwdriver Slotted Screwdriver and Hammer not included Use only with a Power Wheels 6 Volt Battery with A Style Connector and Built In Thermal Fuse and a P...

Page 2: ...urfaces on flat terrain or hills by children 3 6 years of age To prevent damaging the motors and gears do not tow anything behind the vehicle or overload it Do not exceed the maximum weight capacity o...

Page 3: ...tions could cause a fire resulting in injury and could also ruin the electrical system Use of the wrong type battery or charger could cause a fire or explosion resulting in serious injury Use of Power...

Page 4: ...efore assembly and save all packaging material until assembly is complete to ensure that no parts are discarded Metal parts have been coated with a lubricant to protect them during shipment Wipe all m...

Page 5: ...one Super 6 Volt Charger 5 Battery Retainer Handlebar Neck Cover Plate Hand Grip 2 Handlebar Steering Column Console Headlight Assembly WARNING P R E V E N T F I R E D o n o t b y p a s s a P o w e r...

Page 6: ...24 12 29 28 32 29 D 32 6 23 23 32 27 30 13 Steering Spacer 14 Rear Axle Cover Short Half 15 Rear Axle Cover Long Half 16 Steering Bushing 17 Microphone 18 Console Headlight Assembly 3 pieces 19 Hand...

Page 7: ...type battery or charger could cause a fire or explosion resulting in serious injury Use of Power Wheels components in prod ucts other than Power Wheels vehicles could cause overheating fire or explosi...

Page 8: ...itch make sure the switch is ON Before first time use charge the battery for at least 18 hours Never charge the battery longer than 30 hours Recharge the battery for at least 14 hours after each use o...

Page 9: ...the tabs on the gearboxes rest against the rear axle support bars so the gearboxes and motors do not hang down Slide two 7 16 washers onto one of the rear axles Slide a rear wheel driver side first on...

Page 10: ...7 16 Washers Hex Bushing Front Wheel Front Axle Important Note Please attach the hardware in this step in the proper sequence as shown in the illustration and explained below Slide three 7 16 washers...

Page 11: ...the handlebar fit the lower console with the open end toward you onto the handlebar Insert two 2 screws up through the neck handlebar and into the lower console Tighten each screw with a slotted scre...

Page 12: ...help of another adult to support the steering column near the steering linkage while assembling the handlebar to the vehicle body Slide the steering bushing narrow side down onto the steering column...

Page 13: ...ver Do not over tighten 18 Apply labels 5 and 10 to the console as shown Bend the plastic tip at the end of the microphone cord so that it forms a T Insert the plastic tip through the hole in the top...

Page 14: ...the bottom of the support Make sure the screw holes in the two shock halves are aligned Rear View Insert two 6 x 1 2 screws through the holes in the shock set halves Tighten the screws with a Phillip...

Page 15: ...th a clean dry cloth to remove any dust or oils Place the labels exactly as shown in the illustrations For best results avoid repositioning a label once it has been applied to the vehicle After applyi...

Page 16: ...mpartment Plug the battery and motor harness connectors together Push firmly to plug the two connectors together Lower the battery retainer over the batteries Fit the carriage bolt up through the hole...

Page 17: ...will ruin it Always remove an exhausted battery from the vehicle Battery leakage and corrosion can damage your vehicle Do not store the battery in temperatures above 75 F or below 10 F Prevent the ba...

Page 18: ...for adult supervision Teach appropriate safety rules to your child before allowing operation of this vehicle These rules should also be reviewed with neighborhood children or other playmates who want...

Page 19: ...snowy or rainy weather the vehicle should be stored inside or under a protective cover Remember to charge the battery at least once per month while your vehicle is not in regular use Avoid operating t...

Page 20: ...fixed objects which can cause the wheels to stop spinning while power is still being supplied to the motors If a thermal fuse continually trips contact your local Power Wheels authorized service cente...

Page 21: ...harged for at least 18 hours before using the vehicle for the first time After first time use recharge the battery for at least 14 hours after each use Never charge the battery longer than 30 hours Ch...

Page 22: ...imes it does make sure they are tight Motor or electrical switch damage Contact your local Power Wheels Authorized Service Center for diagnosis and repair When the foot pedal is pressed Loose wire or...

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