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TROUBLESHOOTING
MAINTAINING YOUR CAR
A. The vehicle does
not work at all.
1. Check to see if transmitter and car are on.
2. Check to see if transmitter and receiver are properly bound.
3. Adjust throttle trim on transmitter
4. Replace batteries.
B. The vehicle runs
slow.
1. Replace or charge the battery pack and/or the radio batteries.
2. Make sure the vehicle is geared properly and the pinion
and spur gear are over tightened.
3. Clean all bushings or ball bearings.
4. Check for stripped or dirty gears.
C. The throttle works,
but not the steering.
1. Check if the servo feels jammed, try centering carefully it by hand.
2. Check all the steering linkage for any damage.
D. It steers, but no
throttle control.
1. Adjust the throttle trim.
2. Replace or charge the battery pack and/or the radio batteries.
E. The vehicle runs
noisily.
1. Check gear mesh between spur gear and pinion.
2. Check for stripped and/or dirty gears.
3. Clean and oil bushings or ball bearings.
After running your car, perform the following procedures regularly to maintain your car's
performance.
Inspect your car for any obvious damage.
Check the gears for wear, debris or broken/slipping teeth.
Check the wheels and tighten the wheel screws properly.
Check for loose screws in the chassis.
Check the wiring for frayed or damaged wires or connectors.
Check the steering servo which will wear out over time and require replacement.
Check all batteries.
Keep the chassis clean and free of sand, dust, moisture and any other debris.
Remove and clean the motor if necessary. (Never attempt to re-assemble the motor,
you will damage it and void the warranty).
Clean the car body with a soft lint-free cloth.
Remove all batteries from the car when not in use.
