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Caution!
Always switch off the model immediately after each use. Immediately after each use the battery should be disconnected from the model. The battery can be deeply discharged
by leaving it switched on accidentally or leaving it plugged in. Deep discharge causes the battery to lose power or can be damaged to such an extent that charging or dischar-
ging is no longer possible or the battery can self-ignite during charging or discharging (fire hazard). Never attempt to charge or discharge deeply discharged batteries. The
battery voltage should never fall below 11,9 volts to avoid deep discharge. The fully charged battery has a voltage of approx. 13 Volt. After use, the intact battery should be fully
charged immediately after a cooling phase of at least 10 minutes but at the latest after 12 hours to avoid subsequent deep discharge by self-discharge. If the battery is not used
or stored for a longer period of time, the battery should be checked for voltage (min. 12,3 volts) or damage at least every 3 months and charged or disposed of if necessary.
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1. Assembly of the front wheels
Place the body with the underside facing up.Slide a Ø10 washer (10) onto the front axle.
Attach a frontwheel (4) and a washer (10) onto the axle. Fix the whole thing with a lock nut
(11). Finally, put a cover (7) on the wheel. Repeat this on the other side.
2. Assembly of the rear wheels
Put the drive motor (2) onto the rear axle, connect the motor wire plug with the plug in at the
motor clamp port, and insert the motor into the clamp slot. Put the driving wheel (3) on the
rear axle and slide a washer (10) onto the axle. Fix the whole thing with a lock nut (11). Finally,
put a cover (7) on the wheel. Repeat this on the other side.
3. Assembly of the steering wheel
Open the battery cover. Put 2 AA batteries making sure that it is corectly put in
(A)
. Then
close the cover. Install the steering wheel (6) in the intended position and secure it with the
safety screw (14) and nut (12).
4. Assembly of the wing mirror
Install wing mirror (5) to the designated position, and fasten it.
5. Battery connection
Connect all connectors as shown. Only connect plug connections that fit into each other and
take care not to reverse polarity. Make sure that the red cable (plus) and the black cable
(minus) are connected to the respective connectors of the same colour.
6. Mounting the motor hood
Place the motor hood (9) over the motor and tighten it with the safety screw (13)
7. Mounting the seat
Put the Tabs on the back of the seat into the corresponding grooves for internal fixation and
fix the Seat with screws (14).
8. Charging Your Vehicle
•
The power swich must be turned in OFF position when charging.
•
Insert the charger (16) into the socket - the LED lights up green. Connect the charger to
the charging socket on the dashboard.
•
The LED on your charger lights up red as long as the battery is being charged. If the LED
lights green again, the battery is fully charged.
•
The charge time is between 6 and 7 hours.
•
Do not charge the battery more than once within 24 hours.
•
Charger and battery heat up during the charging process.
Attention!
• The charger is not a toy. Only use the charger supplied.
• The battery may only be charged by or under the supervision of an adult.
• The terminals must not be short-circuited.
• The charger must be checked regularly for damage to the cable, plug, housing and other
parts. If any damage is found, the charger must not be used until the damage has been
repaired.
• Let the model cool ovv sufficiently after each use before putting it back into operation.
When using an additional batteries let it cool off for minimum 15 minutes until the model
is operated again. Overheating can damage the electronics or may result in fire.
• Always disconnect the battery from the charger immediately after charging. Always
disconnect the charger from the power supply immediately after disconnecting the
battery. Inserting the rechargeable battery or charger after charging will result in
damage to the battery, charger or the power supply (fire hazard).
• Use the charger only in dry rooms.
9. Functions
1
Power button
Press to
turn the vehicle on and off
2
Foot pedal
To move the car, press the pedal down.
To brake or slow down, release pressure from the pedal.
3
Shift lever
Changes the direction of the car, Forward - Backward
IMPORTANT!
Always stop vehicle when changing the speed or direction to avoid damage the gears
and motor.
4
High speed button -
Change the speed of the car more quickly.
Low speed button -
Change the speed of the car more slowly.
5
Sound board
A
Line In
B
USB
C
Previous Music/Volume -
D
Next Music/
E
Stop/Play
6
Steering wheel
A
Horn
B
Motor sound
Problem
Source
Solution
The battery can no longer be charged
Carger or battery defective.
Check charger and battery
The battery can no longer be charged although the battery and charger
are OK.
Charging socket defective
Check or replace the charging socket.
The journey time is very short.
The battery has been deep discharged or is worn out.
Use a new battery and avoid deep discharge.
No function
Battery is not or incorrectly connected.
Connect the battery (see instructions)
ON/OFF switch defective.
Check or replace switch.
Can be switched on but does not drive.
Motor cable incorrectly connected or not connected.
Check and connect motor cable (see instructions).
Can be switched on but does notmove, or only direction.
Gas or direction switch defective.
Check or replace switch.
Can be switched on but only travels in one direction
Directional switch defective.
Check or replace switch.
The active fuse blows and switches the unit off for a few seconds. You will
hear a single click at the beginning
Oberload or electrical short circuit.
Do not overload or have the until checked.
No sound function on the steering wheel/andlebar
the cable was torn or crushed during assembly.
Check or replace the steering wheel.
Vehicle has very high wear on switches.
Dirt and moisture damage the switches.
Do not drive in moisture or dirt such as meadows, gavel, sand, etc.
The rubber tyres come loose on the wheels
Ridden on too hot a surface or in dirt.
Change tyres and avoid hot surfaces and dirt.
Disposal restrictions
Batteries and accumulators must not be disposed of in domestic waste. You are obliged to dispose
of batteries (seperate collection) appropriately. After use you can return batteries free of charge to
the retail store. As batteries contain substances that can be irritant, can cause allergy and are highly
reactive, separate collections and proper recycling is important to the environment and to your
health. If the batteries are marked with a chemical symbol Hg, Cd or Pb below the crossed-out waste
bin on wheels it refers to that more than 0.0005% of mercury (Hg), more than 0.002% of cadmium
(Cd) or more than 0.004% Lead (Pb) is included.
Disposal restrictions
Electrical appliances must not be disposed of in domestic waste and must be disposed of separa-
tely. You are obliged to take out the batteries, if possible, and to dispose of the electrical equipment
at the communal collection points. Should personal data be stored on the electrical appliance you
must remove them by yourself.
