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Replacing of the battery and removal of the discharged one
Your battery at one point will lose its ability to hold charge. Depending on the amount of use and varying conditions, the
battery should be used between one and three years. In order to replace the battery and remove the discharged one, follow
the steps below:
1. Remove the seat of the battery operated tractor.
2. Remove the jacks of the
battery’s cables.
3. Remove the metal bracket that protects the battery from falling.
4. Remove the lid of the battery compartment
5. Carefully lift the battery.
• Depending on the state of the battery (for example leakage) you may have to wear protective gloves before you remove
the battery.
•Do not lift the battery by its terminals or cables.
6. Place the discharged battery in a plastic packaging.
Important! The sealed lead-acid battery must be recycled or thrown away in an ecologically friendly manner for the purpose
of avoiding pollution of the environment. The battery contains lead acid (electrolyte) and must be discarded in an ecologically
friendly manner in accordance with the regulatory requirements. DO NOT throw the rechargeable battery in fire, because it
may explode or leak. DO NOT throw the lead-acid battery in the containers for household waste. The incineration (burning),
land filling or mixing of the sealed lead-acid batteries with the household waste is forbidden by law. The discharged
rechargeable battery can be given at the local recycling center for recycling or at a center for sale of such batteries.
7. Replace the battery with new one and reconnect all cables and terminals.
8. Place the metal bracket protecting the battery from upturning or falling back on.
9. Return the seat of the battery operated tractor back in place.
FUSE
The battery is connected to a self resetting fuse. If the electric system or the battery are overloaded, the fuse will turn off the
electric supply in the tractor. It will restart after 20 seconds. Then the tractor can be used again. If the fuse is repeatedly
tripping, then the tractor probably should be repaired. Contact the shop, from which you bought the product.
DO NOT TRY
TO REPAIR THE PRODUCT BY YOURSELVES, BECAUSE YOUR WARRANTY WILL EXPIRE.
Follow the rules bellow to avoid tripping of the fuse:
•Do not overload the tractor.
•DO NOT tie anything behind the tractor.
•DO NOT drive up steep slopes.
•DO NOT drive into fixed objects, as this causes the wheels to spin, leading the motor to overheat.
•DO NOT drive in very hot weather as the components may overheat.
•DO NOT allow the access of water or other liquids to the battery or other electric components.
•DO NOT tamper with the electric system. This may cause short circuit.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Problem Possible cause Solution
The vehicle does not run
The battery may low on power. Recharge it as described in CHARGING in this manual.
Thermal fuse has tripped Check FUSE in this manual.
Wheel nuts are loose.
If the nuts are not tight, the wheels will not engage the
forward gears. Tighten the nut with the nut wrench.
Battery connector or wires are
loose.
Make sure the battery connectors are firmly plugged in to
each other. If there are loose wires around the motor,
contact the shop, from which you bought the product.
Battery is dead.
Change it with new one. For this purpose contact the shop,
from which you bought the product.
Electric system is damaged. Contact the shop, from which you bought the product.
Motor is damaged. Contact the shop, from which you bought the product.
The vehicle does not run
very long.
Battery may be undercharged. Check, if the cables are connected during the charging.
Battery is old and cannot hold
the charge.
Change it with new one. Contact the shop, from which you
bought the product.