ADULT ASSEMBLY REQUIRED.
USE CARE WHEN UNPACKING AS COMPONENTS TO BE ASSEMBLED MAY POSE A
SMALL PARTS/SHARP EDGE HAZARD.
BATTERY ALREADY INSTALLED IN VEHICLE.
ASSEMBLY
1 • Insert the two windshield tabs into the openings on the hood. Turn the
windshield in the direction shown by the arrow.
2 • Fasten the windshield using the two screws provided with the vehicle.
3 • Join the two steering wheel parts.
4 • Apply sticker No. 22. Mount steering wheel on its bar as shown in the picture.
5 • Fix the steering wheel using the screw and bolt supplied; make sure to fit the
screw in the circular hole and the bolt in the hexagonal hole.
6 • Unscrew horn screw and remove horn lid.
7 • Put a 9 V battery (not included) in its housing. WARNING! Do not use
rechargeable batteries.
8 • Connect wires to the battery. Mount horn lid and re-screw.
9 • Place horn on the central hole of the steering wheel.
10 • Plug toy-key into its slot located on car bonnet.
11 • Apply stickers No. 5 and 6. Fix anterior bumper first hooking it under car body
as shown in the picture. Rotate it and hook it to the two pins on car body.
12 • Fix bumper using the two screws supplied.
13 • Mount fuel cap on its base.
14 • Fit the previously mounted piece in its slot on car body; orientate it as shown
in the picture.
15 • Rotate it by 90 degrees until automatic blockage is reached.
16 • Put the control panel for the electric piston together with the right armrest on
the double seat.
17 • Place the armrest with the control panel on the right side of the double seat.
18 • Fasten the three parts using the screw provided with the vehicle.
19 • Finish fastening the armrest by tightening the other two screws as shown in
the figure.
20 • Place the left armrest on the other side of the double seat.
21 • Fasten the armrest using the three screws provided with the vehicle.
22 • Insert the wires from the control panel for the electric piston into the special
opening in the body of the vehicle.
23 • Align double seat to holes according to the child's height; fix it from
underneath with the four knobs supplied. Gator has 4 positions (see scheme).
WARNING! Slide the caisson backwards to adjust seat on position 4. See
pictures 46-52.
24 • Turn the vehicle over on its side and connect the plugs from the control panel
to the plug on the piston and the battery under the vehicle. The plugs are
different sizes, and can be inserted only one way.
25 • Unscrew safety screw on battery housing.
26 • Unfasten side flaps pulling them outwards.
27 • Push the front block down.
28 • Connect system plug to battery plug.
29 • Split handles - using scissors, if necessary - and remove the two connecting
plastic pieces.
30 • Unscrew the two screws you find on the caisson (see picture). Remove plastic
bush. Keep these screws: you will use them later to fix handles.
31 • Snap handles into place as shown in the picture.
32 • Fix them with the two screws previously removed.
33 • Split mudguards - use scissors, if necessary- and remove connecting plastic
pieces.
34 • Snap mudguards into place on the caisson. WARNING: mudguards must be
mounted according to letters printed inside of them: 'L' stands for 'left' and 'R'
stands for 'right'.
35 • Apply stickers No. 3 and 4 (sticker sheet) between the two holes located on
the rear side of the mudguards.
36 • Split arrows - use scissors, if necessary- and remove the connecting plastic
piece.
37 • Fit arrows in their slots on the mudguards; put in the external side first (B).
Press down on the inner side (A) to automatically lock arrows.
38 • Adjust caisson aligning its holes (see details shown in the picture).
39 • Fix caisson to car rear with the two pins supplied until blockage is reached, as
shown in the picture.
40 • Right pin correct position.
41 • Press the left button on the control panel to raise the piston all the way, as
shown in the figure.
42 • Line up the hole on the piston with the second hole on the bottom of the bin,
as shown in the picture.
43 • Fix it with the pin shown in the picture.
44 • Make sure that the pin is correctly mounted as shown in the picture.
45 • Press the right button on the control panel to lower the bin, as shown in the
figure. The vehicle is ready for use.
46 • Remove the three fixing pins to slide the caisson backwards by one position;
unlock them by pulling flaps downwards. Use a proper tool if necessary.
Remove the caisson.
47 • Break connecting parts to remove oval pivots from their joints.
48 • Insert joints in their housings on the bottom of the vehicle.
49 • Fix them using the previously removed pins.
50 • Re-place the caisson on the vehicle.
51 • Align rear holes on the caisson to those of the joints. Fix the caisson with the
two oval pivots previously removed from their joints.
52 • Fit piston in the first front hole of the caisson using the last available pivot.
Always make sure that pivots are properly fixed. Push the caisson down.
VEHICLE FEATURES AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
53 • A: HORN. Horn activates pushing on yellow parts. B:TOY KEY.This key does not
turn your vehicle on; it is a toy-key. C: HANDLE. Passengers can use this handle
for additional safety when the vehicle is turned on.
54 • ELECTRIC ACCELERATOR/BRAKE PEDAL. Brake activates automatically moving
your foot away from the pedal.
55 • The caisson is provided with a panel that can be opened by pushing the two
red side levers upwards.
56 • The bin dumps electronically and will hold a load weighing up to 10 kg. To
raise or lower the bin, press the relative buttons on the control panel on the
right side of the double seat.
NOTE: A special safety device will turn off electrical current in case of system
overload (due to excessive weight or to running the dumping device
continually). ATTENTION: Since the bin is run by an electrical device, it can be
raised only by using the proper command. Do not raise the bin manually;
doing so could break the dumping mechanism. The bin does not work
without batteries in the vehicle or when the battery is dead.
57 • GEAR LEVER. Gear has three speeds. Push gear lever downwards to activate
rear gear; push it upwards to activate second gear. WARNING! Only first and
rear gear work when the vehicle has just been taken out from its package. See
steps 58 and 59 to activate second gear.
58 • Unscrew safety screw to unlock second gear block.
59 • Fit second gear block in the second hole as shown in the picture. Now you can
use the second gear, too. If you do not want your child to use second gear, fit
second gear block in the first hole.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
60 • Open battery housing following steps 25-27. Remove battery lock.
61 • Disconnect plugs. Remove battery and replace it.
62 • Reconnect plugs. Mount battery lock and close battery lid.
63 • WARNING! Make sure battery lid is always properly fixed with its screw.
BATTERY RECHARGE
WARNING: BATTERY CHARGING AND EVERY OTHER OPERATION ON THE
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY ADULTS ONLY.
REMOVE THE BATTERY FROM THE TOY BEFORE CHARGING.
64 • Disconnect plug A (electrical system) and plug B (battery).
65 • Connect battery charger to a domestic socket according to instructions
provided. Connect plug B to plug C (battery charger).
66 • When the battery is ready, disconnect battery charger from the domestic
socket; disconnect plug C and plug B. Properly fit plug B in plug A. Always
make sure battery lid is properly closed and fixed.
Before riding, charge your batteries for 18 hours to initiate them. Failure to do this
will result in permanent battery damage.
CAUTION
Only adults should recharge batteries,never children.
Never allow children to handle batteries.
Do not mix old and new batteries.
CHARGE BATTERY
• Charge the batteries no longer than 24 hours, following the instructions
enclosed with the battery charger.
• Charge the battery, as the vehicle shows low power, in this way you will avoid
damage to the battery.
• If you don’t use your vehicle for a long period of time unplug the battery from
the main wire harness of the vehicle. Remember to charge the battery at least
every three months.
• Never charge the battery upside down.
• Do not forget batteries during charging! Check them periodically.
• Never use a replacement recharger or batteries unless they are approved by PEG
PEREGO.
• Batteries are sealed and maintenance free.
• Battery polarity must be observed when connecting battery to wiring.
WARNING
• BATTERIES CONTAIN TOXIC AND CORROSIVE SUBSTANCES. DO NOT TAMPER
WITH THEM.
• Batteries contain an acid-based electrolyte.
• Do not make direct contact between battery terminals, as this can cause an
explosion or fire.
• Charging produces explosive gases. Charge batteries in a well ventilated area
away from sources of heat and flammable materials.
• Exhausted batteries are to be removed from the vehicle.
• Do not place the batteries near clothing to avoid damage.
IF A LEAK DEVELOPS
Shield your eyes. Avoid direct contact with the electrolyte, protect your hands.
Place battery in a plastic bag and follow directions listed below.
IF ELECTROLYTE COMES IN CONTAC WITH SKIN OR CLOTHING
Flush with cool water for at least 15 minutes.
See a physician at once.
IF ELECTROLYTE IS INJESTED
Give tap water, milk of magnesia or egg whites at once.
Do not induce vomiting.
See a physician at once.
DISPOSAL OF BATTERIES
Help protect the environment!
Do not throw used batteries in your regular, house hold trash.
Dispose of the old batteries in an approved dumping station; contact your local
environmental protection agency office for further information.
CAUTION 9V BATTERY
The insertion of batteries must only be carried out or supervised by adults. Do
not let children play with the batteries.
• The batteries should be replaced by an adult.
• Respect the po/-
• Do not allow the batteries to be in contact with metal parts (risk of fire or
explosion).
• Always remove the batteries if the toy is not in use for a long period.
BATTERY MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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