Lean Cars UTV Owner'S Manual With Assembly Instructions Download

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Problem

Possible Cause

Solution

Vehicle does not run

Vehicle does 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

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

contact your distributor please.

Check that 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 motion

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

Check that 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.

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

Recharge battery,

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 that the battery connectors are firmly plugged
into each other.

Check that 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 │ 19

Summary of Contents for UTV

Page 1: ...anual 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 manual Keep the package away from children and dispose of properly before use Keep this manual for future reference UTV Type without roof Type with roof ...

Page 2: ...ut Your New Ride On 1 VER SMS JS360 EN 202000722 SPECIFICATIONS On the purchase of your new Ride On This ride on will provide your child with many miles of riding of enjoyment To help assure you and your rider a safe ride we ask you to please read this manual carefully and keep it for future reference Follow the recommendations in this manual they are designed to improve the safety and operation o...

Page 3: ...ue to its maximum speed Maximum user weight is 50kg This toy has no brake User Notice 2 WARNING SAFETY Non rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from the toy before being charged Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision Different types of batteries or new and used batteries are not to be mixed Batteries are to be insert...

Page 4: ... 3 5 5 27 6 6 27 2 7 8 9 10 11 19 20 20 21 23 21 24 22 22 13 15 15 15 15 16 17 18 12 14 15 15 15 15 15 4 4 HINT Some parts shown are assembled on both sides of vehicle Parts Diagram 3 Type without roof Type with roof ...

Page 5: ...achine screw Ø5 nut Charger Spanner Split pin Front bumper Remote controller Placed on the steering wheel For R C type only Placed on the steering wheel Left and right Left and right Left and right Left and right Parts List 4 withoutroof with roof 2WD 1 PC labeled R the other one labeled L Assembly tools required not included Screwdriver Long nose pliers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1...

Page 6: ...ie on the front axle with scissors Remove all the parts from the rear axle 2 Insert the rear axle through the hole in the gear box and the hole in the back of the vehicle when inserting it half way lift the another gear box so that the rear axle can go through it and protrude out Make sure that the rear axle is centered with left and right ends exposed the same distance outside of the vehicle body...

Page 7: ... with a spanner Repeat the above procedure to assemble the other rear wheel HINT An extra spanner has been provided to hold the Lock Nut on the other side of the rear axle while tightening the Lock Nut on the other side DO NOT over tighten 4 Insert the split pin into the hole on each end of the rear axle Bend the ends of split pins back using a long nose pliers not included 5 Snap the hubcaps to t...

Page 8: ... the front axle with scissors 7 1 Adjust the front axle plate so that the axle is in the correct position as shown 7 2 Then insert the M6x16 screw through the hole in the steering linkage the Ø6 washer and the hole in the front axle plate ensure the steering linkage sits over the front axle plate as shown attach the locknut and tighten securely DO NOT over tighten Front Bottom View ...

Page 9: ...ap to the wheel Repeat the above procedure to assemble the other normal wheel GAP After assembling any wheel to the axles please check the gap between the screw thread and the collapsible refer to below picture if the gap is too big please add two or three washers inside the wheel but after tightening the nut outside the wheel please turn the wheel by your finger to check if the wheel can run smoo...

Page 10: ...x1 5 AA batteries in their correct polarities 4 Place the battery cover over the battery compartment and fasten with the screw you removed in step one Attach the Steering Wheel HINT If the steering wheel of your vehicle equipped with the sound function please follow the steps 1 4 to add the batteries Not Included and refer to the battery information on page 2 the steering wheel base 6 Align the ho...

Page 11: ... Cargo Basket Connect the Power Supply 10 1 Fit the cargo basket to the bonnet 2 Insert four Ø4x16 screws and tighten 3 Plug the battery connector into the vehicle connector Battery connector Vehicle connector Top View ...

Page 12: ... seat 2 Fit the seat assembly to the vehicle body 3 Insert two M5x16 machine screws through the seat and into the vehicle and tighten with a screwdriver 4 Insert two Ø4x16 screws through the seat back and into the vehicle body and tighten Seat Bottom View ...

Page 13: ... support to the each end of the rear rollbar linkage 2 Insert a Ø4x16 screw and tighten on each side 3 Fit the rear rollbar assembly to the vehicle body 4 Tighten two Ø4x16 screws on each side with a screwdriver HINT The follow steps only for the type without roof ...

Page 14: ...t Rollbar 13 1 Insert the front rollbar into the holes in the top side of the vehicle body Push until you hear it click into place Type without roof completed battery HINT The follow steps only for the type without roof ...

Page 15: ...e other side L2 to L2 R2 to R2 5 6 Fit the front rollbar support to the beam using M5x35 machines 2 and Ø5 locknut 2 to secure it Repeat for the other side L1 to L1 R1 to R1 R marked R marked L marked L marked HINT The roof roof beams roof front supports and roof rear supports are marked L and R aslo they are designed to assemble together in only one way Please follow the guides L to L R to R HINT...

Page 16: ...ugh the both roof front supports and into the bonnet and tighten with a screwdriver HINT The follow steps only for the type with roof 3 Insert two Ø4x16 screws through the rear rollbar support and into the vehicle body and tighten with a screwdriver repeat for the other side Type with roof completed ...

Page 17: ...button Turns the vehicle on and off 2 Low speed forward reverse shifter Changes the direction that vehicle moves from forward to reverse To move the vehicle forward shift the lever to top position To move the vehicle backward shift the lever to down position 3 Foot pedal Applies power speed to the vehicle To move the car press the pedal down To brake or slow down release pressure from the pedal 4 ...

Page 18: ...ows the rules for safe driving IMPORTANT Reverse Reverse Low speed forward Low speed forward High speed forward High speed forward A Remove the two screws on the top of the high speed protective cover with a screwdriver B Remove the high speed protective cover Then you can push the shifter into the high speed position C Press down the foot pedal HINT The product is designed to operate in low speed...

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Page 20: ...charger When the vehicle begins to run slowly recharge the battery After each use or once a month minimum recharge time as 8 to 12 hours less than 20 hours at most Use the only rechargeable battery and charger supplied with your vehicle NEVER substitute the battery or the charger with another brand Using another battery or charger may cause a fire or explosion Do not use the battery or charger for...

Page 21: ...to the terminal connection and the vehicle needs repair Contact your distributor please Attempting to shift while the vehicle is motion Completely stop the vehicle and shift see Use Your Ride On Check that 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 ...

Page 22: ...ents responsibility to check main parts of the toy before using Must regularly examine for potential hazard such as the battery charge cable or cord plug screws are fastening enclosure of other parts and that in the event of such damage the toy must not be used until that damage had been properly removed Park the vehicle indoors or cover it with a tarp to protect it from wet weather Recharge the b...

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