Fisher Price 76960 Instruction Sheet PW SunJammer 1 8
SUPER TALK! 76960 76960-1-0920
2015-06-29
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TM
Super Talk!™BARBIE™Sun Jammer™
4x4
Owner’s Manual with Assembly Instructions
Please read this manual and save it with your original sales receipt.
For Model 76960
Tools needed for assembly: Phillips Screwdriver, Slotted Screwdriver, Hammer, Safety Scissors.
Use only with Power Wheels®Type H (9.5 Amp/hr.) Batteries, Power Wheels®30 Amp Fuses and
Power Wheels®Type H 12 Volt Charger (all included).
Requires three “AAA” (LR03) alkaline batteries (not included) for the phone.
CAUTION
ELECTRIC TOY: Not recommended for children under 3 years of age.
As with all electric products, precautions should be observed during
handling and use to prevent electric shock.
Product features may vary from the picture above.
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WARNING
• Children can be harmed by small parts, sharp edges and sharp points in the vehicle’s
unassembled state, or by electrical items. Care should be taken in unpacking and assembly of
the vehicle. Children should not handle parts, batteries or help in assembly of the vehicle.
• Keep small parts such as the “AAA” batteries and plastic bags out of children’s reach. Dispose
of plastic bags properly.
• Adult supervision is required. Children do not have the judgement necessary to avoid many
accidents. Be sure that children operating this vehicle can do so safely and that they are
supervised at all times.
• Improper use of this vehicle could lead to a serious or fatal accident. Allow children to play
with this vehicle only when you have determined that they can do so safely. Follow all instruc-
tions to help your child enjoy this vehicle as safely as possible.
• Never use near steps, driveways, steep inclines, roadways, alleys, swimming pool areas or
other bodies of water.
• Always wear shoes or sneakers when operating or riding in this vehicle.
• Never allow more than two riders; one driver and one passenger.
• Riders should sit on the seat when the vehicle is in operation.
•Hot motor covers. Handle carefully.
• Never alter this vehicle or its electrical system in any way. Alterations could cause a fire
resulting in injury and could also ruin the electrical system.
• Use of the wrong type battery, fuse or charger could cause a fire or explosion, resulting in
serious injury.
• Never add unauthorized parts to the vehicle or use substitute parts. Use only specified
Power Wheels®replacement parts.
• Batteries must be handled by adults only.
• Never lift or carry the 6 volt batteries by the wires or connectors. This can damage the 6 volt
batteries and possibly cause a fire resulting in injury. Lift and carry the 6 volt batteries by the
cases only.
• Never permit a child to handle batteries. The 6 volt batteries are heavy and contain sulfuric acid
(electrolyte), and if dropped, could result in serious injury. Read the cautions on the back panel
of the 6 volt battery.
• Never allow children to charge the 6 volt batteries. Battery charging must be done by adults
only. A child could be injured by the electricity involved in charging batteries.
• Examine the 6 volt batteries, charger and their connectors for excessive wear or damage each
time you charge the 6 volt batteries. If damage or excessive wear is detected, do not use the
vehicle until you have replaced the worn or damaged part as it could possibly cause a fire
resulting in injury.
• Placing the “AAA” (LR03) batteries in the phone with the positive (+) and negative (-) markings
the wrong way could cause damage or over-heating resulting in injury. The “AAA” (LR03)
batteries must be positioned as shown on the battery compartment door.
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Throughout this manual you will find important messages in the
form of WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, and NOTES. WARNING
WARNING – SIGNALS SOMETHING THAT
COULD HURT YOUR CHILD OR YOU.
The message explains the hazard and
how you can avoid it.
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CAUTION
• Do not operate your vehicle for the first time until you have inserted the 30 amp fuses into the
6 volt batteries and charged the 6 volt batteries for at least 18 hours. Never charge the 6 volt
batteries longer than 30 hours.
• After first-time use, charge the 6 volt batteries for at least 14 hours after each use. You do not
have to let the 6 volt batteries run down completely before recharging. Never charge the 6 volt
batteries longer than 30 hours.
• Use the charger indoors only.
• Read and follow the Battery Care instructions on page 33. Failure to follow the Battery Care
instructions may permanently damage your 6 volt batteries and will void your warranty.
• When you purchase replacement 6 volt batteries, you should buy a set. Using an older 6 volt
battery with a new 6 volt battery may cause permanent damage to both 6 volt batteries.
• To avoid damaging motors and gears, do not overload the vehicle.
- Never allow more than two children in the vehicle at one time; one driver and one passenger.
- Do not exceed the maximum weight capacity of 130 lbs.
- Do not tow anything behind the vehicle. The extra weight may overload it.
• Avoid operating the vehicle in wet or snowy conditions, and do not spray the vehicle with a
hose. Do not wash the vehicle with soap and water. Water or moisture in the motors or
electrical switches can cause them to corrode, and could cause switch failure.
• Avoid operating the vehicle on sand, loose dirt or gravel. Sand, loose dirt and gravel in the
electrical switches or motors can cause them to jam, and could cause switch failure. Use
this vehicle on grass, asphalt or other hard surfaces.
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CAUTION
CAUTION – SIGNALS SOMETHING THAT
COULD DAMAGE THE VEHICLE.
The message explains the risk and
how you can avoid it.
NOTE – Is used to highlight
useful information.
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Table of Contents
AMessage to Parents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
BImportant Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
CParts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
DParts Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
EFirst-Time 6 Volt Battery Charging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
FAssembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
G6 Volt Battery Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29
HCharging the 6 Volt Batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
IBattery Handling/Care/Disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
JRules for Safe Driving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
KHow to Operate Your Vehicle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
LFrequently Asked Questions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38
MProblems and Solutions Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
NStatement of Limited Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
OAuthorized Service Centers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
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Message to Parents
Thank you for purchasing the Power Wheels®
Super Talk™BARBIE™Sun Jammer™4x4! For over
30 years, Power Wheels®has manufactured high-
quality, battery-powered vehicles for children. Our
goal is to provide your child with an enjoyable and
safe driving experience. To help achieve this goal, it is
extremely important that you read this entire manual
and share the appropriate information with your child.
Your vehicle requires adult assembly. Please set aside
at least 60 minutes for assembly. Read the assembly
instructions carefully and identify all parts before
assembly. Refer to the Parts Section beginning on
page 6 for parts identification. Save all packaging
material until assembly is complete to ensure that no
parts are discarded.
In the unlikely event that parts are missing or
damaged or if you have any questions about your
Power Wheels®vehicle, please call our Consumer
Affairs toll-free service lines, open from 8 AM to 6 PM
(EST) Monday through Friday.
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Please call us at 1-800-348-0751.
Trained customer service representatives are available
to take your call in English or French.
¿Habla Español? Si usted tiene alguna pregunta ó
necesita asistencia llame gratis 1-800-348-0755 para
los Estados Unidos. Tenemos representantes que
hablan español para atender su llamada.
We also have a nationwide Authorized Service Center
network – with over 300 Authorized Service Centers.
Our Authorized Service Centers will repair or replace
parts under warranty at no charge. For vehicles
beyond warranty, our Authorized Service Centers
will perform repairs for a minimal charge. For the
Authorized Service Center nearest you, please see
the Authorized Service Center listing beginning on
page 43.
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Important Information
• Carefully read this manual for important safety
information and operating instructions before using
your vehicle.
• Please complete and return the enclosed
Registration Card, or call 1-800-348-0751 to register
your vehicle by phone.
• This vehicle is designed for use by children 3-7 years.
• Adult assembly is required.
• This vehicle has adjustable play seat belts. Please
note that the adjustable seat belts are designed
to be a play feature only and do not function as
protective safety restraints.
• This vehicle uses two Power Wheels®Type H 6 volt
(9.5 Amp/hr.) batteries with Power Wheels®30 amp
fuses and a Power Wheels®Type H 12 volt charger
(120 VAC 60 HZ 28W with an output of 12 VDC
1200 mA). Do not substitute any other batteries,
fuses or charger.
•Before first-time use, charge the 6 volt batteries for
at least 18 hours. Never charge the 6 volt batteries
longer than 30 hours.
• After the first charge, charge the 6 volt batteries a
minimum of 14 hours after each use. Never charge
the 6 volt batteries longer than 30 hours.
• Do not run down the 6 volt batteries completely
before charging.
• Leaving the 6 volt batteries in a discharged
condition will ruin them.
• Charge the 6 volt batteries before storing your
vehicle.
• Charge the 6 volt batteries at least once per month,
even if the vehicle has not been used.
• Do not store the 6 volt batteries in temperatures
above 75˚ F or below -10˚ F.
• Even with proper care, the 6 volt batteries will not
last forever. The life of the 6 volt batteries depends
on how well you follow the Battery Care instructions
and the total number of hours the 6 volt batteries
are used. Please refer to the BatteryHandling/
Care/Disposal instructions on page 33 for detailed
information about battery care.
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5
• When you purchase replacement Power Wheels®
Type H (9.5 Amp/hr.) batteries, you should buy them
as a set. Using an older 6 volt battery with a new 6
volt battery may result in poor performance and
may cause permanent damage to both 6 volt
batteries. Remember to charge new 6 volt batteries
for at least 18 hours before first use.
• To purchase Power Wheels®Type H 6 volt batteries,
Power Wheels®30 amp fuses or a Power Wheels®
Type H 12 volt charger, please contact:
- the store where your vehicle was purchased.
- an Authorized Service Center (see Authorized
Service Center list beginning on page 43).
- Power Wheels®Consumer Affairs at 1-800-348-0751.
• While the 6 volt batteries are charging, the charger
may become warm to the touch. This is a normal
condition and does not indicate a problem.
• This vehicle is suitable for use on grass, asphalt or
other hard surfaces. To prevent damage to the
motors and switches, do not operate the vehicle
on loose dirt, gravel or sand.
• To prevent damage to electrical components, store
the vehicle inside or under a protective cover during
snowy or rainy weather. Do not leave the vehicle out
in the rain or let your child wash it with soap and
water.
• This vehicle has a special circuit-breaker in the wiring
to protect the motors and electrical system. If the
vehicle is put under extreme load (driving on rough
surfaces, too much weight, climbing too steep an
incline), the circuit-breaker will shut the electrical
system down for up to 20 seconds. If the system
repeatedly shuts down, the driving conditions may
be too demanding (ie: too steep or too much
weight).
• Metal parts have been coated with a lubricant to
protect them during shipment. Wipe all metal parts
with a paper towel to remove any excess lubricant.
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Parts
C
Sport Bar Support – 2
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12-VOLT
CHARGER
12 Volt Charger
Sport Bar Swivel – 2
Lens Guard – 2
Battery Retainer
6
If you experience a problem with this product, or are missing a part, please call us
at 1-800-348-0751, rather than return this product to the store.
Please save all packaging material until assembly is complete to ensure that no parts are discarded.
Dashboard Plate
Phone Holder Clip
Headlight Lens – 2
Turn Signal Lens – 2
Taillight Housing Set
Taillight Lens Set
Gas Cap Assembly
Steering Wheel Cap
Phone
Sport Bar Bracket – 2
Short Seat Belt Strap – 2
Long Seat Belt Strap
Phone Holder
Canopy
Key Chain
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Knob Plate
#8 x 1" Screw – 10
#8 x 3/4" Screw – 8
Hood Latch – 2
#10 x 1" Screw – 2
#6 x 1" Screw – 1
30 Amp Fuse – 3*
Dashboard Knob – 2
Windshield
Front Bumper
Rear Bumper
Sport Bar
Not Shown: Label Sheets 6 Volt Battery – 2
Steering Column
7
Parts
Cap Nut – 3* All Screws Shown
Actual Size
Vehicle Body
Dash
Hood
Seat
* For your convenience, an extra 30 amp fuse
and cap nut have been included.
**#3 x 3/8" screws found in phone.
Steering Wheel
Key Assembly
#8 x1/2" Screw – 2
Light Cover – 2
Light Rack, Rear Light Rack, Front
#10 x 1/2" Screw – 2
#6 x 11/2" Screw – 4
1/4" x 11/2" Machine Screw – 2
#3 x 3/8" Screw – 2**
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12-VOLT
CHARGER
Parts Diagram
D
1 Dash
2 Dashboard Plate
3 Steering Wheel
4 Steering Wheel Cap
5 Phone
6 Phone Holder
7 Phone Holder Clip
8 Key Chain
9 Dashboard Knob – 2
10 Knob Plate
11 Key Assembly
12 Windshield
13 Headlight Lens – 2
14 Lens Guard – 2
15 Turn Signal Lens – 2
16 Sport Bar
17 Sport Bar Swivel – 2
18 Sport Bar Support – 2
19 Light Cover – 2
20 Canopy
21 Sport Bar Bracket – 2
22 Light Rack – Rear
23 Light Rack – Front
24 Hood Latch – 2
25 Gas Cap Assembly
26 Taillight Lens – 2
27 Taillight Housing – 2
28 Rear Bumper
29 Vehicle Body
30 Seat
31 Short Seat Belt Strap – 2
32 Long Seat Belt Strap
33 Hood
34 6 Volt Battery – 2
35 Battery Retainer
36 Steering Column
37 Front Bumper
38 12 Volt Charger
Not Shown: Label Sheet – 2
Parts
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 11
12
13 14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36 37
38
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First-Time 6 Volt Battery Charging
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WARNING
• Batteries must be handled by adults only.
• Never allow children to charge the 6 volt batteries. Battery charging must be done by adults
only. A child could be injured by the electricity involved in charging batteries.
• Use of the wrong type battery, fuse or charger could cause a fire or explosion, resulting in
serious injury.
• Never permit a child to handle batteries. The 6 volt batteries are heavy and contain sulfuric
acid (electrolyte), and if dropped, could result in a serious injury. Read the cautions on the
back panel of the 6 volt battery.
• Never lift or carry the 6 volt batteries by the wires or connectors. This can damage the 6 volt
batteries and possibly cause a fire. Lift and carry the 6 volt batteries by the cases only.
• Examine the 6 volt batteries, charger and their connectors for excessive wear or damage
each time you charge the 6 volt batteries. If damage or excessive wear is detected, do not
use the charger or the vehicle until you have replaced the worn or damaged part.
• Never alter this vehicle or its electrical system in any way. Alterations could cause a fire
resulting in injury and could also ruin the electrical system.
CAUTION
• Do not operate the vehicle for the first time until you have inserted 30 amp fuses into the
6 volt batteries and charged them for at least 18 hours. Never charge the 6 volt batteries
longer than 30 hours.
• Carefully read the Battery Care instructions to obtain the best battery life. Failure to follow
the Battery Care instructions may permanently damage your 6 volt batteries and may void
your warranty.
• Use the charger indoors only.
We recommend that you start charging the 6 volt batteries before beginning assembly of
your vehicle. Your new 6 volt batteries must be charged for at least 18 hours before you use
your vehicle for the first time.
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• Squeeze the Lock-InTM connector
tabs on the charger connector
and plug it into the battery
connector.
• Plug the charger into a standard
120 volt wall outlet.
Note: If power flow to the wall
outlet is controlled by a switch,
make sure the switch is “ON”.
• Before first time use, charge the
6 volt batteries for at least 18
hours. Never charge the 6 volt
batteries longer than 30 hours.
Note: The 6 volt batteries must be
upright while charging.
2
3
Battery
Connector
Charger
Connector
Lock-InTM
Connector
Tabs
First-Time 6 Volt Battery Charging
10
• Insert a 30 amp fuse into each
6 volt battery.
Note: The top of the fuse will
not be flush with the top of the
6 volt battery when properly
installed.
• Stack one battery connector
on top of the other and snap
them together.
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IMPORTANT
A 25 AMP FUSE MUST
BE INSTALLED IN TOP
OF BATTERY BEFORE
TOY WILL RECHARGE
OR OPERATE
IMPORTANT
A 25 AMP FUSE MUST
BE INSTALLED IN TOP
OF BATTERY BEFORE
TOY WILL RECHARGE
OR OPERATE
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®
1
30 Amp Fuse Battery
Connectors
Charger
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Assembly
Do Not Omit Any Steps. Please set aside at least 60 minutes for assembly.
• Apply labels to the dashboard
plate, knob plate, and both sides
of the key chain as shown. Make
sure the areas where the labels
will be applied are clean and
dry. For best adhesion, avoid
applying labels more than once.
Dashboard Plate
Knob Plate
1
11
F
COOL
HEAT
15
13
13
Key Assembly
Knobs
19
• Snap the key assembly into the
dashboard plate.
• Insert the key chain end through
the key and then into the square
opening in the key chain.
• Snap the knobs into the knob
plate.
Note: Gently squeeze the tabs on
the knobs together before insert-
ing the knobs into the knob plate.
• Set the dashboard plate and
knob plate aside.
2
• Fit the phone holder into the
pocket in the dash, as shown.
• Slide the tab on the front of the
phone holder clip into the slot in
the bottom of the phone holder
to secure the phone holder to
the dash.
• Insert a #6 x 1'' screw through the
top of the phone holder and the
dash, and into the screw peg on
the back of the phone holder
clip, as shown.
Helpful Hint: Press on the screw
peg to align it with the screw
holes in the phone holder and
dash.
• Tighten the screw with a Phillips
screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.
3
Square
Opening
Key
Key Chain
#6 x 1" Screw
Shown Actual Size
Dash
Phone Holder
Phone Clip Holder
Tab
18
COOL
HEAT
TM
Key Chain
20
21
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Assembly
• Open the phone’s battery
compartment door and remove
the packet of #3 x 3/8" screws.
• Insert three “AAA” (LR03) alkaline
batteries as indicated in the
battery compartment.
• Close the battery compartment
door.
• Insert the #3 x 3/8" screws into the
holes in the battery compartment
door and tighten the screws with
a Phillips screwdriver. Do not
over-tighten.
4
+
–
“AAA” (LR03) x 3
Shown Actual Size
WARNING
Placing the “AAA” (LR03) batteries in the phone with the
positive (+) and negative (-) markings the wrong way could
cause damage or over-heating resulting in injury. The “AAA”
(LR03) batteries must be positioned as shown on the battery
compartment door.
Phone
Battery Compartment Door
Please Note:
• Do not mix old and new batteries.
• Do not mix different types of batteries; alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc) or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium).
• Remove batteries during long periods of non-use. Always remove exhausted batteries from this product.
Battery leakage and corrosion can damage this product.
• Never short circuit the battery terminals.
• Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged.
• Only batteries of the same or equivalent type, as recommended above, are to be recharged.
• If removable rechargeable batteries are used, they are only to be charged under adult supervision.
• Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from this product before they are charged.
• If you use a battery charger, it should be examined regularly for damage to the cord, plug, enclosure and
other parts. Do not use a damaged battery charger until it has been properly repaired.
#3 x 3/8" Screw – 2
Shown Actual Size
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Assembly
• Bend the end of the telephone
cord so that it forms a “T”.
• Insert the end of the telephone
cord through the hole in the
dash, as shown.
• Pull up on the end of the
telephone cord to be sure it is
secure.
• Place the telephone in the
telephone holder with the
number pad facing out.
• Position the bottom edge of the
knob plate in the opening in the
dash.
• Snap the top of the knob plate
into the dash.
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456
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Dash
5
Knob Plate
Telephone Cord
• Fit the tabs on the dash into
the slots in the front of the
vehicle body.
• Insert two #10 x 1" screws through
the holes closest to the front of
the vehicle body and into the
vehicle body .
• Insert two #10 x 1/2'' screws through
the holes closest to the seating
area and into the holes in the
vehicle body .
• Tighten each screw with a Phillips
screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.
2
1
123
456
78
Dash
Tab
6
Slots
Tab
#10 x 1" Screw – 2
Body
#10 x 1/2" Screw – 2
Both Shown Actual Size
1
2
1
2
1
2
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• Fit the dashboard plate on the
dash. The notch in the large hole
should be at the top.
• Insert four #8 x 3/4" screws as shown.
• Tighten each screw with a Phillips
screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.
7
Steering Column
• Wipe the steering column with
a paper towel to remove any
excess lubricant.
• Turn the vehicle body on its side.
• Insert the straight end of the
steering column up through the
hole in the vehicle body wall
and out through the hole in the
dashboard plate.
14
Dash
Dashboard
Plate
Assembly
#8 x 3/4" Screw – 4
Shown Actual Size
Hole
8
Large Hole
Bottom View
Notch
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TM
• Turn the vehicle body upright.
• Position the steering wheel so that
the spokes form a “Y” as shown.
The tab on the steering wheel
stem should face up.
• Fit the steering wheel onto the
steering column.
• Fit a cap nut onto the end of the
steering column.
• Tap the cap nut with a hammer
to secure it on the steering
column.
Helpful Hint! You may want the help
of another person to support the
steering column while you tap the
cap nut with the hammer.
15
Steering Wheel
Cap Nut
Assembly
Steering
Column
• Insert the end of the steering
column through the hole in the
steering rod.
• Fit a cap nut onto the end of the
steering column.
• While supporting the steering
column, tap the cap nut with a
hammer to secure it on the
steering column.
Helpful Hint! You may want the
help of another person to support
the steering column while you tap
the cap nut with the hammer.
9
Steering Rod
Cap Nut
End of Steering Column
Bottom View
“UP”
Tab
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12
11
Assembly
TM
• Fit the wide notch in the side of a
headlight lens under the wide
tab on a lens guard.
• Press firmly on the inside of the
headlight lens to snap it into the
lens guard.
• Repeat this procedure to
assemble the other headlight
lens to the remaining lens guard.
Headlight
Lens
Wide Notch
Wide Tab
Lens Guard
Steering Wheel
• Align the tab on the steering
wheel cap with the slot in the
center of the steering wheel.
• Fit the steering wheel cap into
the center of the steering wheel.
• Insert two #8 x 1" screws into the
steering wheel cap as shown.
• Tighten the screws with a Phillips
screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.
#8 x 1" Screw – 2
Shown Actual Size
16
Steering Wheel
Cap
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• Face the front of the vehicle.
• Apply labels to the vehicle body
grille as shown. Make sure the
areas where the labels will be
applied are clean and dry. For
best adhesion, avoid applying
the labels more than once.
13
• Fit the lens tabs on the back of a
headlight lens assembly (assem-
bled in step 12) into the headlight
slots in the grille.
• Press firmly to snap the headlight
lens assembly into the grille.
• Repeat this procedure to snap
the other headlight lens assembly
into the grille.
14
Grille
Tabs
Assembly
Slots
17
15
Front Bumper
Tabs
• With the front bumper angled as
shown, insert the tabs on the
front bumper into the slots in the
bumper support.
• Push down on the bumper so it
lays flat on the bumper support.
Slots Bumper Support
16
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Assembly
• Insert the long tabs on the top of
a turn signal lens into the slots in
the front of the vehicle body. The
long tabs are at the top of the
turn signal lens.
• Push firmly on the bottom of
the turn signal lens to snap the
bottom tabs into the vehicle
body.
• Repeat this procedure to attach
the other turn signal lens to the
vehicle body.
16
Turn Signal
Lens
18
18
• Insert two #8 x 3/4" screws into the
front bumper as shown.
• Tighten the screws with a Phillips
screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.
#8 x 3/4" Screw – 2
Shown Actual Size
• Insert a hood latch into one of
the holes in the vehicle body,
near the hood area.
• Twist the base of the hood latch
1/4turn to secure it in the vehicle
body.
• Repeat this procedure on the
other side of the hood area to
attach the other hood latch to
the vehicle body.
Hood Latch
Hole
Long
Tabs Long
Tabs
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20
Assembly
• Rotate the windshield forward so
that the base of the windshield
lies flat against the dash.
• Insert two #8 x 1/2" screws into the
holes in the rear of the windshield
as shown .
• Tighten the screws with a Phillips
screwdriver. Make sure there is no
gap between the windshield and
the dash. Do not over-tighten the
screws.
• Insert four #8 x 1" screws into the
holes in the front of the wind-
shield .
• Tighten the screws with a Phillips
screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.
2
1
#8 x 1/2" Screw – 2
19
Slots
• Insert the tabs on the windshield
into the slots in the vehicle body.
19
Tabs
Hood
Tabs
• Position the hood over the front
of the vehicle body as shown.
• Insert the tabs on the hood into
the slots in the vehicle body.
• Close the hood.
Slot Slot
Windshield
2
1
1
2
#8 x 1" Screw – 4
Both Shown Actual Size
1
2
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22
Assembly
20
• Turn the seat upside down.
• Insert the fastener end of a short
seat belt strap through the slot
near the outer edge of the seat.
Make sure the side of the seat
belt with the fastener faces the
outer edge of the seat.
• Pull the short seat belt strap com-
pletely through the slot until the
last T-loop at the opposite end of
the belt catches against the slot.
(You will pull one T-loop through
the slot.)
• Repeat this procedure to
assemble the other short seat
belt strap.
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• Insert each fastener end of the
long seat belt strap through a slot
in the center of the seat. Make
sure the fasteners face the outer
edge of the seat.
• Pull each side of the long seat
belt strap evenly through the
slots. Make sure to pull each
T-loop through a slot.
• Turn the seat upright.
Short Seat Belt Strap
Fastener End
Seat
Slot
End
T-Loops
T-Loop
Fastener End
Long Seat Belt Strap
Slot
T-Loop (Pull through slot)
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Assembly
• Position the sport bar on its side
so that the sport bar ends curve
away from you.
• Position the canopy opposite the
sport bar with the netting facing
away from you.
• Slide the four canopy sleeves
onto the sport bar, as shown.
Canopy Sleeves
25
21
Seat
Tabs
Seat
Back Tabs
Slot
2Tab
Notch in Body
Lock Fastener
BACK OF SEAT
3
PUSH
HERE
• With the seat at an angle, insert
the tabs on the front edge of the
seat into the slots in the foot-well
wall .
• Push down firmly on the edge of
the seat above each tab to snap
the tabs into the slots .
• Rotate the back of the seat
down to snap the seat back
tabs into the slots in the vehicle
body. Push down firmly on the
seat back.
Important Note: Make sure that the
tab on the lock fastener is aligned
with the notch in the vehicle body.
3
2
1
24
Canopy
Sleeves
Canopy
Sport Bar
1
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Assembly
22
Sport Bar
• Extend the canopy completely
around the sport bar, as shown.
26
Sport Bar
Canopy
Light Rack - Back Half
Tabs
Light Rack - Front Half
• Position the sport bar upright, as
shown.
• Fit and hold the front and back
halves of the light rack against
the sport bar. Make sure the two
light rack halves are aligned, and
that the screw holes in the light
rack are aligned with the screw
holes in the canopy and the
sport bar.
• Snap the tabs on the front half of
the light rack into the slots below
the lights on the rear half of the
light rack.
• Insert two #6 x 11/2" screws
through the holes in the back of
the light rack, through the sport
bar, and into the front half of
the light rack.
• Tighten the screws with a Phillips
screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.
• Set the sport bar assembly aside
for assembly step 29.
27
#6 x 11/2" Screw – 2
Shown Actual Size
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30
Assembly
23
• Fit the sport bar into the holes
in the vehicle body, as shown.
29
• Using safety scissors, remove
the sport bar brackets and sport
bar swivels from the plastic
connector. Dispose of the plastic
connector.
• Fit a swivel onto the long leg of a
sport bar support.
• Press the sport bar support firmly
into the swivel.
• Repeat this procedure to
assemble the other sport bar
support.
28
Swivel
Sport Bar Support
Long Leg
• Insert a sport bar support with
swivel (assembled in step 28)
through the tunnel in the rear
corner of the canopy and into
the hole in the vehicle body,
as shown.
• Repeat this procedure to attach
the other sport bar support and
the canopy to the vehicle body.
TM
Swivel
Sport Bar
Support
Tunnel
Hole
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Assembly
• Insert a #6 x 11/2" screw into the
sport bar bracket as shown.
• Tighten the screw with a Phillips
screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.
• Repeat step 31 on the other side
of the sport bar to attach the
other sport bar support tube.
#6 x 11/2" Screw – 2
Shown Actual Size
Sport Bar
Bracket
24
31
• Position a sport bar bracket
above the swivel on one of the
sport bar support tubes as shown.
• Insert the tab on the inside of the
sport bar bracket into the hole in
the sport bar.
• Fit the ball on the end of the swiv-
el against the end of the sport
bar bracket.
• Fold the sport bar bracket over
the sport bar to close it around
the sport bar and swivel ball.
Swivel
Tab
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Assembly
PUSH HERE
25
Sport Bar
Sport Bar
Support
PULL HERE
Side
Fender
33
• Push down firmly on one side of
the sport bar while pulling up on
the vehicle body side fender to fit
the sport bar completely into the
vehicle body.
• Repeat this procedure on the
other side of the sport bar.
• Insert a 1/4" x 11/2" machine screw
into the hole closest to the front
ot the vehicle in the underside of
the rear wheel well, through the
vehicle body and into the end of
the sport bar.
• Tighten the screw with a Phillips
screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.
• Repeat this procedure on the
other side of the vehicle.
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1/4" x11/2" Screw – 2
Shown Actual Size
• Align the four tabs on the inside
of a light cover with the four slots
in one of the light housings on the
back half of the light rack.
• Push firmly on the light cover
to snap it to the light housing.
• Repeat this procedure on the
other side of the light rack to
assemble the other light.
Light Cover
Light Housing
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Assembly
26
• Fit the tabs on the rear bumper
into the slots in the vehicle body.
• Push down on the rear bumper
to fit the holes in the rear bumper
onto the pegs on the vehicle
body.
36
Slots
Rear Bumper Tabs
Gas Cap Assembly
37
• Position the gas cap assembly so
that its tether points down.
• Snap the gas cap assembly
into the opening under the right
taillight.
Right Taillight
Gas Cap
Tether
35
• Using safety scissors, remove the
taillight lenses and the taillight
housings from the plastic connec-
tors. Dispose of the plastic con-
nectors.
• Face the rear of the vehicle.
• Fit a taillight lens inside a
taillight housing.
• Position the taillight housing with
lens against the vehicle body
with the screw holes aligned, as
shown.
• Insert two #8 x 1" screws through
the taillight lens and housing and
into the vehicle body as shown.
• Tighten the screws with a Phillips
screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.
• Repeat this procedure to attach
the other taillight.
#8 x 1" Screw – 4
Shown Actual Size
Taillight
Housing
Taillight
Lens
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Assembly
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Proper label application will help
to keep the labels looking their
best! Follow these helpful guidelines
when applying labels to your
vehicle.
– Wash your hands before applying
the labels.
– Make sure the areas where the
labels will be applied are clean
and dry. Wipe your vehicle with a
clean, soft, dry cloth to remove
any dust or oils.
– For best results, avoid applying a
label more than once.
– After applying a label, rub the
label firmly with a cloth to make
sure the label is adhered to your
vehicle.
Right Side View
Left Side View
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1
2
3
456
78
2
1
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Interior View Back View
8
27
11
25
6
17
9
10
37
2
23
22
28
24 26
12
5
22
4
23
1
28
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14
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Assembly
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One-time assembly is now
complete.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
• Please carefully read the owner’s
information in this manual and
teach your child about proper
vehicle operation and rules for
safe driving before allowing
operation of this vehicle.
• For safety reasons, your vehicle
has been pre-assembled so that
it will only operate at low speed.
Make sure that your child can
safely operate this vehicle at
low speed before adjusting the
vehicle to run at high speed.
To disconnect high speed
lock-out, please see page 36.
• Apply labels to your vehicle as
shown in illustrations 1, 2, 3 and 4.
• After applying the labels as
shown in illustrations 1, 2, 3 and 4,
apply labels as shown in illustra-
tions 5, 6 and 7 to add sparkle to
your vehicle.
Right Side View
Left Side View
5
6
7
Back View
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30
33
29
31
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• Lift the seat back to access the
battery compartment.
1
6 Volt Battery Installation
G
Battery
Compartment
Power Wheels®
Type H Batteries • Place both Power Wheels®6 volt
batteries upright in the battery
compartment directly on top of
the molded-in battery informa-
tion. Make sure the battery
connectors extend toward the
rear of the vehicle.
• Make sure a Power Wheels®
30 amp fuse in good condition
is installed in each of the 6 volt
batteries and that the battery
connectors are snapped
together.
2
Important Note: Use only Power Wheels®Type H (9.5 Amp/hr.) batteries with Power Wheels®30
amp fuses installed. Use of any other 6 volt batteries or fuses may damage your vehicle. Make
sure that you charge the 6 volt batteries for at least 18 hours before operating your vehicle for
the first time. After first-time use, charge the 6 volt batteries for at least 14 hours after each use.
Never charge the 6 volt batteries longer than 30 hours. Failure to follow these instructions may
damage your 6 volt batteries and will void your warranty.
Seat Back
Power Wheels®
30 Amp Fuses
Battery Connectors
• Position the battery retainer over
the batteries with the ends of the
battery retainer aligned with the
screw holes in the bottom of the
battery compartment.
• Insert two #8 x 3/4" screws through
the battery retainer and into the
battery compartment.
• Tighten the screws with a Phillips
screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.
3
Battery Retainer
#8 x 3/4" Screw – 2
Shown Actual Size
Batteries
Rear of Vehicle
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Canopy Not Shown
Canopy Not Shown
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6 Volt Battery Installation
• Lower the seat back. Make sure
the tabs on the front of the seat
are inserted into the slots in the
vehicle body.
Note: Make sure that the tabs on
the lock fastener are aligned with
the notches in the lock fastener
opening.
• Push down firmly on the seat
back to snap the seat into the
vehicle body.
5
• Rotate the lock fastener 1/4turn
using a slotted screwdriver to lock
the battery compartment.
• Lift the seat back to make sure
the lock fastener is in the locked
position. Keep the lock fastener in
the locked position at all times to
prevent children from accessing
the batteries.
6
• Squeeze the tabs on each side
of the motor harness connector.
• Plug the battery connector into
the motor harness connector.
Note: If the battery connector will
not plug into the motor harness
connector, turn it over and try
again! Do not force the battery
connector into the motor harness
connector.
4
Motor Harness
Connector
Battery Connector
Lock Fastener
Lock Fastener
Lock Fastener
Opening
Top of Seat
Top View
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Canopy Not Shown
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Charging the 6 Volt Batteries
H
WARNING
• Batteries must be handled by adults only.
• Never allow children to charge the 6 volt batteries. Battery
charging must be done by adults only. A child could be
injured by the electricity involved in charging batteries.
• Use of the wrong type of battery, fuse or charger could
cause a fire or explosion, resulting in serious injury.
• Never permit a child to handle batteries. The 6 volt
batteries are heavy and contain sulfuric acid (electrolyte),
and if dropped could result in serious injury. Read the
cautions on the back panel of the 6 volt battery.
• Never lift or carry the 6 volt batteries by the wires or
connectors. This can damage the 6 volt batteries and
possibly cause a fire. Lift and carry the 6 volt batteries by
the cases only.
• Examine the 6 volt batteries, charger and their connectors
for excessive wear or damage each time you charge the
6 volt batteries. If damage or excessive wear is detected,
do not use the vehicle until you have replaced the worn or
damaged parts, as it could possibly cause a fire resulting
in injury.
• Never alter this vehicle or its electrical system in any way.
Alterations could cause a fire resulting in injury and could
also ruin the electrical system.
CAUTION
• Carefully read the Battery Care instructions to obtain the best
battery life. Failure to follow the Battery Care instructions may
permanently damage your 6 volt batteries and will void your
warranty.
• Use the charger indoors only.
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2
• Squeeze the tabs on the motor
harness connector to unplug it
from the battery connector.
• Squeeze the tabs on the charger
connector to plug it into the
battery connector .
• Plug the charger into a standard
120 volt wall outlet .
Note: If power to the outlet is
controlled by a wall switch, make
sure the switch is “ON”.
• Charge the 6 volt batteries a
minimum of 14 hours after each
use. Never charge the 6 volt
batteries longer than 30 hours.
Overcharging or undercharging
the 6 volt batteries may shorten
battery life and decrease vehicle
running time.
• Once the 6 volt batteries are
charged, reconnect the battery
connector and motor harness
connector and lower the seat
back.
Note: Remember to lock the lock
fastener to prevent children from
accessing the 6 volt batteries.
2
1
3
Charging the 6 Volt Batteries
®
IMPORTANT
A 25 AMP FUSE MUST
BE INSTALLED IN TOP
OF BATTERY BEFORE
TOY WILL RECHARGE
OR OPERATE
IMPORTANT
A 25 AMP FUSE MUST
BE INSTALLED IN TOP
OF BATTERY BEFORE
TOY WILL RECHARGE
OR OPERATE
®
®
• Rotate the lock fastener on the
seat back 1/4turn using a slotted
screwdriver to unlock the battery
compartment.
• Lift the seat to access the 6 volt
batteries.
• Use pliers to remove the fuses
from the 6 volt batteries.
• Look at each fuse to make sure
it is not blown. If a fuse has
blown, replace it with a new
Power Wheels®30 amp fuse.
• Re-insert the fuses into the 6 volt
batteries before charging. The
6 volt batteries will not charge if
a 30 amp fuse in good condition
is not inserted into each 6 volt
battery.
1
GOOD FUSE "BLOWN" FUSE
Motor Harness Connector
Battery Connector
®
Important Note: The 6 volt batteries must be upright while charging. You do not have to
remove the 6 volt batteries from the vehicle to charge them.
1
2
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Battery Handling/Care/Disposal
I
WARNING
•
Batteries must be handled by adults only.
• Never permit a child to handle batteries.
The 6 volt batteries are heavy and contain
sulfuric acid (electrolyte), and if dropped,
could result in a serious injury. Read the
cautions on the back panel of the 6 volt
battery.
• Never lift or carry the 6 volt batteries by
the wires or connectors. This can damage
the 6 volt batteries and possibly cause a
fire. Lift and carry the 6 volt batteries by
the case only.
Handling
If a battery leak develops:
• Avoid contact with the leaking acid.
• Place the damaged battery in a plastic bag. See
information below for proper disposal.
If acid comes in contact with skin or eyes:
• Flush with cool water for at least 15 minutes.
• Call a physician.
If acid is internally ingested:
• Give water, milk of magnesia or egg whites
immediately.
• Never give emetics or induce vomiting.
• Call a physician.
Disposal
• Sealed lead-acid batteries must be collected,
recycled or disposed of in an environmentally sound
manner.
• Do not dispose of lead-acid batteries in your regular,
household trash. The incineration, landfilling or mixing
of sealed lead-acid batteries with household trash is
prohibited by law in most areas.
• Return the batteries to a federal or state approved
lead-acid battery recycler, such as a Power Wheels®
Authorized Service Center or a local seller of
automotive batteries. In Minnesota, call
1-800-348-0751 if further disposal information is
required. Contact your local waste management
officials for other information regarding the
environmentally sound collection, recycling and
disposal of lead-acid batteries.
CAUTION
• Carefully read the Battery Care instructions
to obtain the best battery life. Failure to
follow the Battery Care instructions may
damage your 6 volt batteries and will void
your warranty.
Care
•Charge new 6 volt batteries for at least 18 hours
before first use. Never charge the 6 volt batteries
longer than 30 hours. Overcharging or undercharg-
ing the 6 volt batteries may shorten battery life and
decrease vehicle running time.
• After the first charge, charge the 6 volt batteries
for at least 14 hours after each use. Never charge
the 6 volt batteries longer than 30 hours.
•Charge the 6 volt batteries after each use, regard-
less of how long the vehicle was used.
• The 6 volt batteries must be upright while charging.
•Do not allow the 6 volt batteries to run down
completely before charging.
• Charge the 6 volt batteries before storing the
vehicle.
• Charge the 6 volt batteries at least once per month,
even if the vehicle has not been used.
• Leaving the 6 volt batteries in a discharged
condition will ruin them.
•Do not store 6 volt batteries in temperatures above
75° F or below -10° F.
•Prevent the 6 volt batteries from moving freely inside
the battery compartment. Always use the battery
retainer to secure the 6 volt batteries in the battery
compartment.
•Examine the 6 volt batteries, charger and their
connectors for excessive wear or damage each
time you charge the 6 volt batteries. If damage is
detected, do not use the charger or the 6 volt
batteries until you have replaced the worn or
damaged part.
• Attempting to charge the 6 volt batteries without
fuses or with blown fuses will not damage the 6 volt
batteries, but they will not charge. Check the fuses
to make sure they are in good condition each time
you charge the 6 volt batteries.
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• Adult supervision is required. Children
do not have the judgement necessary to
avoid many accidents. Be sure that
children operating this vehicle can do so
safely and that they are supervised at all
times.
• Never use near steps, driveways, steep
inclines, roadways, alleys, swimming pool
areas or other bodies of water.
• Always wear shoes or sneakers when
operating or riding in this vehicle.
• Never allow more than two riders; one
driver and one passenger.
• Riders should sit on the seat when the
vehicle is in operation.
• Improper use of this vehicle could lead to
a serious or fatal accident. Allow children
to play with this vehicle only when you have
determined that they can do so safely.
Follow all instructions to help your child
enjoy this vehicle as safely as possible.
Teach Safety Rules to Children
While children can quickly develop the skill necessary
to drive this vehicle, it is important to remember
that their judgment skills are still very immature.
Unsupervised driving by children can lead to serious
injury. Before children use the vehicle, an adult should
carefully evaluate the driving area as well as the chil-
dren’s skill level and ability to drive this vehicle
safely.Children are not always able to recognize or
anticipate hazards, even when they have been
taught about them. There is no acceptable
substitute for adult supervision.
Teach appropriate safety rules to your child before
you allow operation of this vehicle. These rules should
also be reviewed with neighborhood children or other
playmates who want to drive or ride in this vehicle.
• To avoid damaging motors and gears, do
not overload the vehicle.
- Never allow more than two children in the
vehicle at one time; one driver and one
passenger.
- Do not exceed the maximum weight
capacity of 130 lbs.
- Do not tow anything behind this vehicle.
The extra weight may overload the
vehicle.
• Avoid operating the vehicle in wet or snowy
conditions, and do not spray the vehicle
with a hose. Do not wash the vehicle with
soap and water. Water or moisture in the
motors or electrical switches can cause
them to corrode, and could cause switch
failure.
• Avoid operating the vehicle on sand, loose
dirt or gravel. Sand, loose dirt and gravel in
the electrical switches or motors can cause
them to jam, and could cause switch fail-
ure. Use this vehicle on grass, asphalt or
other hard surfaces.
1. Do not allow any child to drive the vehicle in the
street or near moving (motorized) vehicles.
2. Do not allow any child to drive near bodies of
water (such as pools or creeks), obstructions (such
as furniture, low tree limbs or play equipment), or
drop-offs (such as stairs or decks).
3. Do not allow any child to drive the vehicle in
the dark. A child could encounter unexpected
obstacles and have an accident. Operate the
vehicle only in the daytime or in a well-lit area.
4. Teach your child to avoid driving on steep inclines
or slopes. Restrict your child’s driving to areas that
are fairly level with gentle inclines or slopes of no
more than 10°.
• While driving down a steep slope, the vehicle
may gain unsafe speed, even if the foot pedal is
released to stop.
WARNING CAUTION
Rules for Safe Driving
J
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Rules for Safe Driving
10°
Incline should never be
more than 10°
• While driving across a steep slope, the vehicle
may tilt and tip over. The wheels could lose
traction, causing the vehicle to slip.
•While driving up a steep incline, the motor may
stop and the vehicle could roll backwards at an
unsafe speed.
8. Do not operate the vehicle near flammable vapors
(gasoline, paint thinner, acetone, liquid wax, etc.).
The vehicle’s electrical switches, like most electrical
switches, emit an internal spark when first turned on
and when turned off. The presence of flammable
liquids or vapors could cause an explosion or a fire.
Keep all flammable products in tightly sealed
containers and away from the vehicle.
9. Do not allow a child to operate the vehicle
without proper adult supervision. To prevent
unsupervised use of the vehicle, disconnect the
motor harness from the batteries.
• Rotate the lock fastener 1
/
4turn with a slotted
screwdriver to unlock the battery compartment.
• Raise the seat to access the batteries.
• Squeeze the tabs on the motor harness
connector to unplug the battery connector from
the motor harness connector.
• Lower the seat and rotate the lock fastener
1
/
4turn with a slotted screwdriver to lock the
battery compartment.
5. Operate this vehicle with no more than two
riders; one driver and one passenger in the seating
area. Children who are not sitting on the seat or
who are standing on the vehicle could fall off,
cause a tip-over or block the driver’s view. A child
could be seriously injured.
6. Always wear shoes or sneakers when operating or
riding in this vehicle.
7. Never put anything near any moving parts.
Rotating parts such as motors, gear boxes and
wheels can snag fingers, hair, etc., causing serious
injury. Do not allow operation of the vehicle when it
is on its side or in an upside-down position.
Motor Harness
Connector
Battery Connector
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How to Operate your Vehicle
K
Beginner Drivers:
Low Speed Forward
To Drive
• Make sure the shifter is in the
LOW ( ) position .
• Press down on the foot pedal .
The vehicle goes forward at a
maximum of 21/2mph .
• Help your child practice steering
to learn how far and how quickly
to turn the steering wheel when
driving forward in low speed.
To Stop
• You vehicle has a patented,
electronic braking system that
automatically stops the vehicle
when your child’s foot is lifted
from the pedal.
• Have your child practice to
become familiar with low speed
forward and automatically know
how to stop.
To help your child develop the skill necessary to drive this vehicle safely, your Power Wheels® vehicle
has been pre-assembled so that it will only operate in low speed (21/2mph, maximum). After your
child has mastered the basic skills of driving and understands the rules for safe driving, it’s time to
disconnect the high-speed lock-out to allow the vehicle to operate at low (21/2mph, maximum) or
high speed (5 mph, maximum). See the instructions below to disconnect the high-speed lock-out.
3
1
2
1
2
3
Experienced Drivers:
High Speed Forward
To disconnect the
High-Speed Lock-Out
• Before you disconnect the high
speed lock-out, make sure your
child:
• Knows how to start and stop
the vehicle easily in low speed.
• Knows how to steer.
• Knows the safety rules well.
• Rotate the lock fastener 1/4turn
with a slotted screwdriver to
unlock the battery compartment.
• Raise the seat to access the
lock-out pin.
• Pull the lock-out pin out of the
shifter box.
• Re-install the seat. Remember to
lock the lock fastener to prevent
children from accessing the 6 volt
batteries.
• You can re-insert the lock-out pin
into the shifter box if you want to
lock out high speed and allow
operation of the vehicle in low
speed only.
Lock-out Pin
Shifter Box
Seat
Rear of Vehicle
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How to Operate your Vehicle
To Drive:
Note: To prevent damage to the
motors, stop the vehicle before
shifting speeds.
• Make sure the shifter is in the
HIGH ( ) position .
• Press down on the foot pedal .
The vehicle goes forward at a
maximum of 5 mph .
• Help your child practice steering
to learn how far and how quickly
to turn the steering wheel when
driving forward in high speed.
To Stop:
• Stopping in high speed is the
same as stopping in low speed.
The vehicle automatically stops
when your child’s foot is lifted
from the pedal.
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2
Reverse
Note: To prevent damage to the
motors, stop the vehicle before
shifting from forward (LOW or
HIGH ) to reverse.
• Once your child is completely
comfortable with operating the
vehicle in the forward mode
(LOW or HIGH speed),
introduce reverse ( ).
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To Back Up
• Make sure the shifter is in the
reverse ( ) position .
• Press down on the foot pedal .
The vehicle will go in reverse at a
maximum of 21/2 mph .
• Help your child practice steering
to learn how far and how quickly
to turn the steering wheel when
backing up.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Q. How often do I need to charge the 6 volt batteries?
A.
Charge the 6 volt batteries for a minimum of 14 hours after each use of the vehicle or whenever the vehicle
begins to slow down. When the vehicle is not in regular use, charge the 6 volt batteries at least once a
month until normal use is resumed.
Q. How much riding time should I get after charging the 6 volt batteries?
A.
You should get from one to three hours of riding time per charge. The riding time is affected by:
•the driving surface,
•passenger weight,
•the charge of the 6 volt batteries,
•whether the vehicle is used intermittently or continuously,
• condition of the electrical switches and connectors,
• whether the vehicle is used in low or high speed,
• the temperature.
Q. What is the life expectancy of the 6 volt batteries?
A.
The life of the batteries will vary depending on how well you follow the Charging and Battery Care
instructions. It’s also affected by the total number of hours the 6 volt batteries are used. Average battery life
is one to three years.
Q. Do the fuses have to be inserted into the 6 volt batteries when I’m charging?
A.
Yes! The 6 volt batteries must have good fuses installed when charging and during use. If the fuses are
missing, blown or if you are using the wrong type of fuse, the 6 volt batteries will not charge.
Q. How can I tell if the fuses are blown?
A.
Use pliers to remove the fuses from the 6 volt batteries and compare the fuses to the illustration on page 32.
Q. How can I tell if the charger is working?
A.
There is no sure way to tell if your charger is working unless you have a volt meter. If you suspect there is a
problem with your charger, contact your local Power Wheels®Authorized Service Center. They can test your
charger for you.
Q. How and when should I store my vehicle?
A.
During snowy or rainy weather, the vehicle should be stored inside or under a protective cover. Remember
to charge the 6 volt batteries at least once per month while your vehicle is not in regular use.
Q. How should I care for my vehicle?
A.
The vehicle can be wiped down with a soft, dry cloth. For a shiny finish, you can wipe plastic parts with a
non-wax furniture polish applied to a soft-cloth. Do not use automotive wax. Do not use soap and water or
spray the vehicle with a hose. Check all nuts, bolts, and their protective coverings regularly and tighten as
required. Check plastic parts on a regular basis for cracks or broken pieces.
To ensure that your vehicle stays in good operating order, we recommend that you periodically have your
vehicle checked by a Power Wheels®Authorized Service Center. See page 43 for the list of Authorized
Service Centers or call 1-800-348-0751 for the location of the Authorized Service Center nearest you.
Q. If I have a problem that I can’t solve myself, what should I do?
A.
Power Wheels®has over 300 Authorized Service Center locations. They can repair vehicles under warranty,
or out of warranty, or sell you the proper parts for you to do the repair work. These service centers have
factory-trained personnel, and use only genuine Power Wheels®replacement parts. If there is not an
Authorized Service Center in your area, please call Power Wheels®Consumer Affairs toll-free at:
1-800-348-0751.
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Problems and Solutions Guide
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Problem Possible Cause Solution
Vehicle does not run Undercharged 6 volt batteries Charge the 6 volt batteries. New 6 volt batteries should
have been charged for at least 18 hours before using the
vehicle for the first time. After first-time use, recharge 6 volt
batteries for at least 14 hours after each use. Never charge
the 6 volt batteries longer than 30 hours.
Check all connectors. Make sure the battery connector is
tightly plugged into the charger connector, and that the
charger is plugged into the wall.
Make sure power flow to the wall outlet is “ON”.
Wrong type or improperly installed fuse Make sure that each 6 volt battery has a properly installed
Power Wheels®30 amp fuse before charging. For best
performance, do not use substitute parts.
Blown fuses Make sure that the fuses in the 6 volt batteries are in good
condition. Replace blown fuses with Power Wheels®
30 amp fuses. For best performance, do not use
substitute parts.
Loose wire or loose connectors Check all wires and connectors. Make sure the battery
connector is tightly plugged into the motor harness
connector, and that there are no loose wires around the
motors.
Dead 6 volt batteries If your 6 volt batteries are old or if you have not followed
Battery Care instructions, your 6 volt batteries may be dead.
If you are unsure whether or not the 6 volt batteries are
dead, you can have them tested at your local Power
Wheels®Authorized Service Center.
If one or both 6 volt batteries are dead, replace BOTH 6 volt
batteries with new Power Wheels®Type H 6 volt batteries.
(Use of a new 6 volt battery with an older 6 volt battery may
cause permanent damage to both 6 volt batteries.) For best
performance, do not use substitute parts.
Electrical switch damage The electrical switches can become corroded due to
exposure to water or moisture, or can jam due to loose dirt,
sand or gravel. Contact your local Power Wheels®
Authorized Service Center for diagnosis and repair.
Motor damage Contact you local Power Wheels®Authorized Service Center
for diagnosis and repair.
IMPORTANT! If you experience a problem with your vehicle, first check the Problems and
Solutions Guide below. If you still experience a problem, please contact Power Wheels ®
Consumer Affairs, toll-free at 1-800-348-0751 between 8 AM and 6 PM (EST) Monday through
Friday. Or, contact your local Power Wheels®Authorized Service Center. For the location
nearest you, please refer to the Authorized Service Center list beginning on page 43.
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Vehicle was running but Loose wire or loose connectors Check all wires and connectors. Make sure the battery
suddenly stopped connector is tightly plugged into the motor harness
connector, and that there are no loose wires around the
motors.
Wrong type or improperly installed fuse Make sure that each 6 volt battery has a properly installed
Power Wheels®30 amp fuse installed before charging.
For best performance, do not use substitute parts.
Blown fuses Make sure that the fuses in the 6 volt batteries are in good
condition. Replace blown fuses with Power Wheels®
30 amp fuses. For best performance, do not use
substitute parts.
Vehicle is overloaded Make sure you do not overload the vehicle by allowing
more than 2 riders at one time, by exceeding the 130 lbs.
maximum weight capacity, or by towing objects behind the
vehicle. If the vehicle is overloaded, it will automatically
shut down. The vehicle will reset itself after approximately
20 seconds. Reduce the load on the vehicle to prevent
additional automatic shut-downs.
Driving conditions are too stressful Use only on gentle inclines or slopes of 10˚ or less. Extreme
temperatures can also affect run time. If the driving
conditions are too stressful, the vehicle will automatically
shut down. The vehicle will reset itself after approximately
20 seconds. Adjust the driving conditions to prevent
additional automatic shut-downs.
Short run time (Less than 1 hour Undercharged 6 volt batteries Charge the 6 volt batteries. New 6 volt batteries should have
in high speed; less than been charged for at least 18 hours before using the vehicle
3 hours in low speed) for the first time. After first-time use, recharge 6 volt
batteries for at least 14 hours after each use. Never charge
the 6 volt batteries longer than 30 hours.
Check all wires and connectors. Make sure the battery
connector is tightly plugged into the charger connector,
and that the charger is plugged into the wall.
Make sure power flow to the wall outlet is “ON”.
Overcharged 6 volt batteries Do not charge the 6 volt batteries longer than 30 hours. If
you suspect that your 6 volt batteries are damaged as a
result of overcharging, contact your local Power Wheels®
Authorized Service Center. They can test your 6 volt
batteries for you.
6 volt batteries are old and will not Even with proper care, rechargeable batteries do not
accept full charge last forever. Average 6 volt battery life is 1 to 3 years
depending on vehicle use and use conditions. Always
replace 6 volt batteries as a set; use of an older 6 volt
battery with a new 6 volt battery may cause permanent
damage to both 6 volt batteries. Replace BOTH 6 volt
batteries with Power Wheels®Type H 6 volt batteries.
For best performance, do not use substitute parts.
Wrong type or improperly installed fuse Make sure that each 6 volt battery has a properly installed
Power Wheels®30 amp fuse installed before charging.
For best performance, do not use substitute parts.
Driving conditions are too stressful Use only on gentle inclines or slopes of 10˚ or less. Extreme
temperatures can also affect run time. If the driving
conditions are too stressful, the vehicle will automatically
shut down. The vehicle will reset itself after approximately
20 seconds. Adjust the driving conditions to prevent
additional automatic shut-downs.
Problems and Solutions Guide
Problem Possible Cause Solution
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Problem Possible Cause Solution
Vehicle runs sluggishly Undercharged 6 volt batteries Charge the 6 volt batteries. New 6 volt batteries should have
been charged for at least 18 hours before using the vehicle
for the first time. After first-time use, recharge 6 volt batteries
for at least 14 hours after each use. Never charge the 6 volt
batteries longer than 30 hours.
Check all connectors. Make sure the battery connector is
tightly plugged into the charger connector, and that the
charger is plugged into the wall.
Make sure power flow to the wall outlet is “ON”.
6 volt batteries need charging After approximately 1 hour of constant use in high speed
or 3 hours of constant use in low speed, the 6 volt batteries
need charging.
Wrong type or improperly installed fuse Make sure that each battery has a properly installed
Power Wheels®30 amp fuse installed before charging. For
best performance, do not use substitute parts.
6 volt batteries are old and will not accept Even with proper care, rechargeable batteries do not last
full charge forever. Average battery life is 1 to 3 years depending on
the vehicle use and use conditions. Always replace 6 volt
batteries as a set; use of an older 6 volt battery with a
new 6 volt battery may cause permanent damage to both
6 volt batteries. Replace BOTH 6 volt batteries with
Power Wheels®Type H 6 volt batteries. For best
performance, do not use substitute parts.
Vehicle is overloaded Make sure you do not overload the vehicle by allowing
more than 2 riders at one time, exceeding the 130 lbs.
maximum weight capacity, or by towing objects behind the
vehicle. If the vehicle is overloaded, it will automatically
shut down. The vehicle will reset itself after approximately
20 seconds. Reduce the load on the vehicle to prevent
additional automatic shut-downs.
Driving conditions are too stressful Use only on gentle inclines or slopes of 10˚ or less. Extreme
temperatures can also affect run time. If the driving
conditions are too stressful, the vehicle will automatically
shut down. The vehicle will reset itself after approximately
20 seconds. Adjust the driving conditions to prevent
additional automatic shut-downs.
Vehicle runs in low speed, but High speed lock-out not disconnected The vehicle was pre-assembled to run only in low speed.
does not run in high speed To allow the vehicle to run in low and high speed, you
must disconnect the High Speed Lock-Out. Follow the
(Please Note: The vehicle is instructions on page 36 to disconnect the High Speed
designed to operate in low Lock-Out.
speed only in reverse (REV).)
When the foot pedal is pressed, Operation of vehicle in low speed It is possible that only one rear wheel may spin when both-
only one rear wheel turns with both rear wheels off the ground rear wheels are raised off the ground and the vehicle is in
low speed. This does not necessarily indicate a problem.
Check for proper operation of the drive system by raising
the rear wheels off the ground and pressing the foot pedal.
If only one rear wheel spins, carefully press your hand on
the spinning wheel to slow it down. The other rear wheel
should begin to spin. If the other rear wheel does not begin
to spin, there may be a problem with the vehicle. Contact
your local Power Wheels® Authorized Service Center for
diagnosis and repair.
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Problem Possible Cause Solution
Sometimes the vehicle doesn’t Loose wire or connector Check all wires around the motors and all connectors to
run, but other times it does make sure they are tight.
Motor or electrical switch damage Contact your local Power Wheels®Authorized Service
Center for diagnosis and repair.
When the foot pedal is pressed, Loose wire or connector Check all wires around the motors and all connectors
the vehicle won’t run without to make sure they are tight.
a push
“Dead Spot” on motor Contact your local Power Wheels®Authorized Service
Center for diagnosis and repair.
Vehicle constantly blows fuses Wrong type of fuse used This vehicle requires two Power Wheels®30 amp
fuses, one in each 6 volt battery. Make sure Power Wheels®
30 amp fuses are properly installed in the 6 volt batteries.
For best performance, do not use substitute parts.
Child is switching speeds or switching Teach your child to stop the vehicle before switching
from forward (LOW or HIGH ) speeds and before switching from forward to reverse.
to reverse ( ) without stopping
Replace blown fuses with Power Wheels®30 amp fuses.
For best performance, do not use substitute parts.
Loud clacking or grinding Broken gears Contact your local Power Wheels®Authorized Service
noise from a motor-gearbox Center for diagnosis and repair.
Charger gets warm during use It is normal for some chargers to get No action required.
warm during use and is not reason
for concern. Some chargers do not If your charger does not get warm during
get warm during use. use, it does not mean that it is not
working properly.
6 volt batteries make a sizzling It is normal for some 6 volt batteries to No action required.
or gurgling noise when charging make noise and swell slightly while
charging and is not reason for If your 6 volt batteries do not make noise or swell slightly
concern. Some 6 volt batteries do not during charging, it does not mean that they are not
make noise or swell while charging. accepting the charge.
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Problems and Solutions Guide
If, after reviewing the Problems and Solutions Guide, the vehicle still fails to operate, please contact your nearest
Authorized Service Center (see page 43) or contact Power Wheels Consumer Affairs toll-free at 1-800-348-0751.
Helpful Hint: For faster service when calling Consumer Affairs, completely charge the batteries before calling and
have the following available by the phone:
• vehicle,
• vehicle model number (see sticker in battery compartment),
• vehicle production run number (see sticker in battery compartment),
• Phillips screwdriver, slotted screwdriver and needle-nose pliers with plastic or rubber handles,
• extra Power Wheels®30 amp fuses are helpful.
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Statement of Limited Warranty
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90-day limited warranty for the Power
Wheels®Ride-On Toy Vehicle
A 6-month battery warranty applying only to
those 6 volt batteries which were included
by Power Wheels®, with the Power Wheels®
vehicle when originally purchased.
This limited warranty covers the Power Wheels®
ride-on vehicle and the 6 volt batteries, purchased
from Power Wheels®by the original purchaser, against
defects in materials and workmanship.
This warranty covers normal use and does not cover
the Power Wheels®vehicle or batteries if damaged by
unreasonable use, neglect, accident, abuse, misuse,
improper service or other causes not arising out of
defects in materials or workmanship. Evidence of any
attempt at consumer repair will void this warranty. This
warranty does not cover, and is intended to exclude,
any liability on the part of Power Wheels®, whether
under this warranty or implied by law or any indirect or
consequential damages for breach of warranty.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation so
this limitation may not apply to you.
Should you need service or assistance with your
vehicle during the warranty period, DO NOT RETURN
THE VEHICLE TO THE STORE. Power Wheels®has
provided a nationwide network of Authorized Service
Centers. Please refer to the list in this manual. Power
Wheels®is continually expanding our Authorized
Service Center network. If there is not an Authorized
Service Center in your area, please call Consumer
Affairs for information, 1-800-348-0751.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you
may also have other rights which may vary from state
to state.
PLEASE SAVE YOUR ORIGINAL SALES RECEIPT.
Authorized Service Centers
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We are continually expanding our Authorized Service Center Network. Please check this listing
for the Authorized Service Center nearest you. If there is not one in your area, please call Power
Wheels®Consumer Affairs at 1-800-348-0751.
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ALABAMA
BIRMINGHAM - Frigid Service & Sales,
701 Graymont Ave. North, 35203, (205) 323-5831
BIRMINGHAM - Frigid Service & Sales,
1861 Centerpoint Rd., 35215, (205) 853-3952
BIRMINGHAM (HOMEWOOD) - D & R Appliance
Company, 154 West Valley Ave., 35209, (205) 942-3959
CULLMAN - Robert G. Werner Company,
1115 4th Street S.W., 35055, (205) 734-5673
DECATUR - Peddler II, 1000 B Beltline Road, 35603,
(205) 350-1044
DOTHAN - Bill’s Appliance Service, 208 Bic Road,
P.O. Box 1192, 36303, (334) 792-7746
DOUGLAS - Brown Hardware, Highway 75, 35964,
(205) 593-6086
HUNTSVILLE - C & G Appliance, 307 Jordan Lane, 35805,
(205) 837-4551
MOBILE - Foster’s Appliance Repair, 1660 South Beltline
Highway, 36693, (334) 666-2670
MONTGOMERY - Acme Service Co., 2603 Highland Ave.,
36107, (205) 264-2456, (800) 285-2160
TUSCALOOSA (NORTHPORT) - Frigid Service & Sales,
2813 Lurleen B. Wallace Blvd., 35476, (205) 339-3624
ALASKA
ANCHORAGE - Ken’s Electronics Service, 360 E. Inter-
national, Ste. 8, 99518, (907) 562-3443
ARIZONA
GLENDALE - Elliott Electric Appliance Service,
6242 N. 43rd Avenue, 85301, (602) 937-2613
SCOTTSDALE - Elliott Electric, 7515 E. McDowell Road,
85257, (602) 946-7487
ARKANSAS
FT. SMITH - Bromley Appliance Service, 614 North 10th
Street, 72901, (501) 782-9646
HOT SPRINGS, The Battery Center, 400 Airport Road,
71913, (501) 624-7144
JONESBORO - Best Sewing & Vacuum & Repair, 2235
S. Caraway Road, 72401, (501) 935-4739, (800) 844-4739
LITTLE ROCK - C & W Tool Repair, 1303 W. Markham,
72201, (501) 374-1911
MENA - Bearcat Starter & Alt., 801 Petros,71953,
(501) 394-0320
ROGERS - Kressel’s Vacuum & Repair, 115 North 5th
Street, 72756, (501) 636-7894
STUTTGART - Davis Lumber Company, 301 East
Michigan, 72160, (501) 673-3601
CALIFORNIA
ANDERSON - Hardware Express/ Do It Best, 2681 Balls
Ferry Road, 96007, (916) 365-3783
BAKERSFIELD - Southwest TV, 6300 White Lane,
Suite B, 93309, (805) 397-4940
CONCORD - California Electric Service Center, 1170-G
Burnett Avenue, 94520, (510) 827-1011
COVINA - California Electric Service Center, 612 Shoppers
Lane, 91723, (818) 915-4935
DUBLIN - California Electric Service, 8947 San Ramon
Road, 94568, (510) 551-3390
FONTANA - California Electric Service Center, 9794 Sierra
Avenue, 92335, (909) 355-2500
FORT JONES - Ft. Jones Frontier Hardware,11911 Main
Street, 96032, (916) 468-2266
FRESNO - Valley Small Appliance, 4005 E. Ashlan Avenue,
93726, (209) 224-5530
FULLERTON - California Electric Service Center, 1208
E. Ash Avenue, 92631-5020, (714) 870-0900
LOS ALAMITOS - California Electric Service Center,
11284 Los Alamitos Blvd., 90720, (310) 430-2668
MERCED - Moosehead Electronics, 920 W. 18th Street,
95340, (209) 723-4712
MISSION VIEJO - California Electric Service Center, 23725
Via Fabricante, Unit B, 92691, (714) 586-9440
OAKLAND - California Electric Service Center, 1139
E. 12th Street, 94606, (510) 834-1050
OXNARD - Terry’s Inc., The Clean-up Store, 1237 Saviers
Road, 93033, (805) 487-9401, (800) 845-3223
PASADENA - California Electric Service Center, 2594
E. Colorado Blvd., 91107, (818) 792-3194
SACRAMENTO - California Electric Service Center,
1821 “Q” Street, 95814, (916) 443-5711
SAN CARLOS - California Electric Service Center, 990
Industrial Road, Suite 102, 94070, (415) 593-6696
SAN DIEGO - California Electric Service Center, 3430
El Cajon Blvd., 92104, (619) 283-6488
SAN FRANCISCO - California Electric Service Center,
1090 Bryant Street, 94103, (415) 431-8494
SAN JOSE - California Electric Service Center, 783
The Alameda, 95126, (408) 295-1723
SANTA ANA - California Electric Service Center, 2025
South Main Street, 92707, (714) 641-0529
SANTA ROSA - Hardisty’s Inc., 710 Farmers Lane, 95405,
(707) 545-0535
STOCKTON - California Electronics, 929 North Yosemite
Street, 95203, (209) 466-5432
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TEMECULA - California Electric Service Center, 41715
Enterprise Circle North, Suite 101, 92590, (909) 695-5445
VAN NUYS - California Electric Service Center, 14753
Oxnard Blvd., 91411, (818) 997-8855
WEST LOS ANGELES - California Electric Service Center,
2314 S. Westwood Blvd., 90064, (310) 475-2532
YUCAIPA - Aire-Rite Heating & A/C, 34724 Yucaipa Blvd.,
92399, (909) 797-2788
COLORADO
AURORA - Appliance Service, 2295 So. Chambers Road,
Unit F, 80014, (303) 369-6651
COLORADO SPRINGS - Nelson Appliance Repair, Inc.,
1220 E. Fillmore, 80907, (719) 635-1928, (800) 291-8010
DENVER - Appliance Service, 4262 Lowell Blvd., 80211,
(303) 458-1109, (800) 631-0941 (CO, WY only)
DENVER (ENGLEWOOD) - Appliance Service, 3932
S. Broadway, 80110, (303) 781-1227, (800) 553-1864
GRAND JUNCTION - V & L Appliance Service, 809
North Avenue, 81501, (970) 243-3360
CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD - Hartford Element & Appliance Service, 1500
Albany Avenue, 06112, (860) 246-7424, (800) 787-7977
NEW HAVEN (HAMDEN) - New Haven Appliance Service
Center, 1627 Dixwell Avenue, 06514, (203) 288-6229
SHELTON - Jeff’s Appliance, Inc., 500A Howe Avenue,
06484, (203) 924-8997
STAMFORD - Appliance Servicenter of Stamford,
15 Cedar Heights Road, 06905, (203) 322-7656
WATERBURY - P.J. Appliance Repair, 935 South Main
Street, 06706, (203) 757-1014
DELAWARE
DOVER - Del-Mar Appliance of Delaware, 230 South
Governors Avenue, 19904, (302) 674-2414, (800) 858-3424
WILMINGTON - Lyons Hardware, Inc., 2021 Kirkwood
Highway, 19805, (302) 995-1260
FLORIDA
ATLANTIC BEACH - First Coast Repair, 25 Seminole
Road, 32233, (904) 246-4616
CAPE CORAL - Family Hardware/Do-It Express, 622 SE
47th Terrace, 33904, (941) 542-6365
DELRAY - Mister Fix It, 209 S.E. 2nd Avenue, 33483,
(407) 243-9999
GAINESVILLE - Authorized Appliance Service Co.,
2614 S.W. 34th Street, 32608, (904) 375-3886
HIALEAH - S-O Service Co., 925 Hialeah Drive, 33010,
(305) 887-6275
HOLLY HILL - Ormond Element,1668 Ridgewood Avenue,
32117, (904) 677-3497
JACKSONVILLE - Authorized Appliance Service Co.,
6120-5 Powers Avenue, 32217, (904) 737-5312
LAKE CITY - S&S Mowers Sales & Service, Route 10,
Box 9161, Hwy 47 South & MacFarland Ave., 32055,
(904) 755-9375
LAKELAND - Electric Shaver & Small Appliance, 4243
S. Florida Avenue, 33813, (941) 644-4690
MIAMI - Goodman’s Sales & Service, 13081 SW 133 Court,
33186, (305) 278-8822
NORTH FORT MYERS - Family Hardware,13817 N.
Cleveland Ave., 33903, (941) 995-6161
NORTH PALM BEACH - Appliance Doctors, 450 Northlake
Blvd., 33408, (407) 845-0377, FAX (407) 845-0378
OCALA, Vacuums, Inc., 3535 S.E. Maricamp Road, #103,
34471, (904) 694-2247
ORLANDO - Philips Consumer Electronics, 2452 Sand
Lake Road, 32809, (407) 857-8998, (800) 942-6128
ORLANDO - Pine Hills Appliance Svc. Co., 6100-4
W. Colonial Drive, 32808, (407) 299-1271
ORLANDO - Southern Electric Co., 510 N. Parramore
Avenue, 32801, (407) 841-8824, (800) 940-8824
PANAMA CITY, Callaway Vacuum & Sewing, 221 N.Tyndall
Prkwy., 32404, (904) 763-6333
PENSACOLA - Foster’s Appliance Repair, 3836 N. Davis
Highway, 32503, (904) 432-8853
POMPANO BEACH - Authorized Appliance Service Co.,
2171 N. Dixie Highway, 33060, (954) 941-2038
POMPANO BEACH - Philips Consumer Electronics, 2099
W. Atlantic Blvd., 33069, (954) 978-0467
PORT ST. LUCIE - Hoppe’s Authorized Vac & Appliance,
6735 S. Federal Way, 34592, (561) 464-0102
ROCKLEDGE - Neelco Do-It Center, 400 Barton Blvd.,
32955, (407) 639-1400
SARASOTA - Sunray Small Appliances,8371 N.Tamiami,
34243, (941) 358-9999, (800) 895-5655
SEBRING - Sebring Do-It Center, 305 U.S. 27 North,
33870, (813) 385-2785
SPRING HILL - Crowder Bros Hardware, 5350 Spring Hill
Dr., 34606, (904) 686-4743
ST. PETERSBURG - Keystone Electric, 4604 Central
Avenue, 33711, (813) 321-1124
STUART - Appliance Doctors, 3166 S.E. Dixie Highway,
34997, (407) 287-6437
SUNRISE - Muller Appliance Service, 2620 N. University
Drive, 33322, (954) 749-5460
TAMPA - Authorized Appliance Service Co., Dibbs Plaza,
4119 Gunn Hwy., Unit 8, 33624, (813) 968-6638
VERO BEACH - Hoppe’s Authorized Vac & Appliance, 1872
Commerce Avenue, 32960, (561) 562-4466
WEST PALM BEACH - Satisfaction TV Video Service, Inc.,
1980 S. Congress Avenue, 33406, (561) 439-3733
GEORGIA
ATLANTA - Georgia Service Center, 5366 Buford Hwy.,
30340, (770) 455-1716, (800) 455-1715
ATLANTA (MARIETTA) - Philips Consumer Electronics,
200 N. Cobb Parkway, Bldg. #100, Suite 120, 30062,
(770) 795-0085
AUGUSTA - A & A Appliance Parts & Service, 1708 Walton
Way, 30904, (706) 733-5163
BRUNSWICK - Arco Hardware & Supply, 3711 Community
Road, 31520, (912) 267-0771
COLUMBUS - Burrell’s National Appliance Service,
1728 Warm Springs Road, 31904, (706) 327-0523
LOGANVILLE - Mtn. Mower Sales and Service, 6099C
Hwy. 20, 30249, (770) 466-9111
MACON - Capitol Cycle Company, 1090 Washington
Avenue, 31201, (912) 745-3946
SAVANNAH - Hagins Appliance Service, 3 West Victory
Drive, 31405, (912) 233-8372
TIFTON - Western Auto, 354 S. Main St., 31794,
(912) 382-5767
VALDOSTA - Harry B. Anderson, Inc. Western Auto, 204
Central Avenue, 31601, (912) 242-5945
HAWAII
HONOLULU - McCully Bicycle & Sporting Goods,
932 Hausten Street, 96826, (808) 946-1192
WAILUKU (MAUI) - Tom’s Appliance Sales & Service,
891 Eha Street, 96793, (808) 244-6278
WAIPAHU - Waipahu Bicycle, 94-320 Depot Street, 96797,
(808) 671-4091 IDAHO
BOISE - Boise Appliance, 1503 Main Street, 83702,
(208) 343-0102
ILLINOIS
CHAMPAIGN - Appliance Parts & Service Center, 905
Francois, 61821, (217) 355-0220
CHICAGO (BERWYN) - Brand Service Center,
6739 West Cermak, 60402, (708) 749-4315
CHICAGO (DOWNER’S GROVE) - Authorized Appliance
Service Co., 1644 W. Ogden Avenue, 60515,
(630) 852-1550
CHICAGO (MORTON GROVE) - Brand Service Center,
Inc., 5618 Dempster Street, 60053, (847) 965-5900
JACKSONVILLE- Rexx Battery Specialists, 847 South
Main Street, 62650, (217) 245-2713
NASHVILLE - Kesel Hardware,173 West St. Louis, 62263,
(618) 327-8957
NILES - Household Appliance Sales & Serv., 7411
N. Milwaukee Ave., 60714, (847) 647-8250
PEORIA - Brand Service Center, 6926-I North University
Street, Tanglewood Center, 61614, (309) 691-7588
ROCKFORD - Sun Appliance Sales & Service,
3112 N. Rockton Avenue, 61103, (815) 964-3866
SPRINGFIELD - Bannon Electronics,1224 N. Franklin,
62702, (217) 523-0313
WAUKEGAN - Brand Service Center, 2850 Belvidere
Road, 60085, (847) 244-5800
INDIANA
EVANSVILLE - Electro Hygiene Co., 1614 South Kentucky,
47714, (812) 425-2671
FT. WAYNE - Don’s Harware, 5701 Coventry Lane, in the
Village of Coventry, 46804, (219) 436-2278
FT.WAYNE - Sun Appliance Service & Sales, 3523
N. Anthony Blvd., 46805, (219) 482-1702
INDIANAPOLIS - Brand Service Center, 1827 N. Meridian
Street, 46202, (317) 924-1386
INDIANAPOLIS - Sullivan Hardware Do-It Center,
7021 N. Keystone, 46220, (317) 255-9230
MUNCIE - Joel’s Appliance Service, 4405 N. Old State
Road 3, 47303, (317) 286-2896
NEW ALBANY - Wells Hardware, Inc., 1011 Vincennes
Street, 47150, (812) 944-4523
SOUTH BEND - Ray’s TV and Appliance, 60717 US 31
South, 46614, (219) 291-1630
SOUTH BEND (OSCEOLA) - AAA Appliance Service Co.,
11868 Lincoln Way West, 46561, (219) 679-4981
TERRE HAUTE - Corey Electronics, 924 S. 8th Street,
47802, (812) 232-8786, (888) 758-4746
IOWA
BETTENDORF - K & K True Value Hardware, 1818 Grant
Street, 52722, (319) 359-4473
CEDAR RAPIDS - Stalker Electric, Inc.,110 3rd Ave. SW,
52404, (319) 364-5646
DES MOINES - Quality Appliance Repair Center, 1417
Walnut Street, 50309, (515) 288-0108
DUBUQUE - Shaver’s Plus, 11 Bluff Street, 52001,
(319) 556-4442
SIOUX CITY - Millard Television Inc., 1419 Hamilton Blvd.,
51103, (712) 258-3435
KANSAS
COLBY - Gavon’s Electronics, 1870 South Range, 67701,
(913) 462-6601
JUNCTION CITY - R/C Hobbies, 115 W. 7th Street, 66441,
(913) 238-1877
KANSAS CITY (OVERLAND PARK) - Mar-Beck Appliance
Service Co., 8471 West 95th Street, 66212, (913) 642-1557
WICHITA - Alan Appliance Service, Inc., 1300 E. Central,
67214, (316) 262-7228, (800) 290-7228
KENTUCKY
GREENVILLE – Malone Lumber Do-It Center, 204
W. Depot Street, 42345, (502) 338-3252
LEXINGTON - Factory Electronics, 2422 Palumbo Drive,
40509, (606) 269-7341
LEXINGTON (VERSAILLES) - Deaver’s Hardware,
221 N. Main St., 40383, (606) 873-7396
LOUISVILLE - Maury’s Fluorescent & Appliance Service,
1521 Bardstown Road, 40205, (502) 456-1671
MADISONVILLE - Kuester’s Hardware, N. Main St., Martin
Mall, 42431, (502) 825-2818
OWENSBORO - Kuester’s Hardware, 1210 Carter Road,
42301, (502) 685-4916
PADUCAH - Hank Brothers True Value, 3101 Lone
Oak Rd., 42003, (502) 554-4001
LOUISIANA
BATON ROUGE - Home Appliance Service, Inc., 10781
Florida Blvd., 70815, (504) 272-7727
LAFAYETTE - Cullen’s Playland,
4498 Johnston Street, 70503, (318) 981-2929
LAKE CHARLES - Capitol Schwinn Cyclery, 722 E. Prien
Lake Road, 70605, (318) 474-9090
NEW ORLEANS (METAIRIE) - Le Jouet, Inc., 1700 Airline
Hwy., 70001, (504) 837-0533
SHREVEPORT - Shreveport Shaver and Appliance, 9750
St. Vincent, Burt Kouns Ind. Loop, 71106, (318) 865-5088,
(800) 349-7722
WEST MONROE - West Monroe Small Appliance Repair,
1300 N. 7th Street, Suite F., 71291, (318) 323-5088
MAINE
BANGOR - Adco Surgical Supply Co., 1292 Hammond St.,
04401, (207) 942-5273
PORTLAND - Colonial Electronics, Inc.,
259 St. John Street, 04102, (207) 774-6666
MARYLAND
BALTIMORE (ELLICOTT CITY) - Clark Do-It Center,
10325 Baltimore National Pk., 21042, (410) 313-8100
BALTIMORE (TOWSON) - Duran Service Company,
8741 Mylander Lane, 21286, (410) 321-9033
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GAITHERSBURG - Waters Appliance Service, 216 E.
Diamond Avenue, 20877, (301) 258-7500, (800) 225-5009
SALISBURY - Cycle and Sports Outlet,
2505 N. Salisbury Blvd., 21801, (410) 860-0400
TANEYTOWN - MacHenry Services, 68 Frederick Street,
21787, (410) 756-6659, (800) 276-1301
WASHINGTON D.C. (BELTSVILLE) - Philips Consumer
Electronics, 10800 Rhode Island Avenue, 20705,
(301) 595-5330, (800) 438-9647
MASSACHUSETTS
BOSTON (MEDFIELD) - Wills Hardware, 5 Janes Avenue,
02052, (508) 359-4381
BOSTON (WALTHAM) - Suburban Appliance Service
Center, Inc., 271 Moody Street, 02154, (617) 893-6694
LOWELL - Lowell Appliance Service Center, Inc., 564
Dutton Street, 01854, (508) 454-8731
MAYNARD - Gramp’s Garage, 16 Main Street, 01754,
(508) 461-0463
QUINCY - Appliance Service and Parts, Inc., 582 Wash-
ington Street, Route 3A, 02169, (617) 773-6656
SALEM - Fix Master, Inc., 190 North Street, 01970,
(508) 745-0004
SPRINGFIELD - Utility Electric Service, Inc., 810 Main
Street, 01101, (413) 781-1635
MICHIGAN
ALMONT - Almont Hardware, 4545 Van Dyke, P.O. Box
511, 48003, (810) 798-8922
BAY CITY - Bay Vac & Pedal, 805 Columbus Ave., 48708,
(517) 892-7516
BRIGHTON - Complete Battery Source, 8023 W. Grand
River, 48116, (810) 220-1050
DEARBORN - McNichols Electric Service, 1836 Grindley
Park, 48124, (313) 563-7550
DETROIT - McNichols Electric Service, 13725 W.
McNichols, 48235, (313) 342-6070, (800) 562-4226
DETROIT (ROYAL OAK) - McNichols Electric Service,
4115 West 13 Mile Road, 48072, (810) 288-5135
FLINT (DAVISON) - Gill-Roy’s Hardware, 8405 East
Davison, 48423, (810) 653-2288
FLINT (SWARTZ CREEK) - Gill-Roy’s Hardware, 9061
Miller Road, 48473, (810) 635-2020
GRAND RAPIDS - Superior Appliance Service Co., 1050
Scribner Avenue, NW, 49504, (616) 459-3271
JACKSON - Hammond Hardware, 1800 Francis St., P.O.
Box 7, 49204, (517) 782-0704
KALAMAZOO - Bill Coleman TV, 3938 S. Westnedge,
49008, (616) 344-1200
LANSING - Rapid Appliance Service, Inc., 1454
E. Michigan Avenue, 48912, (517) 485-1320
MIDLAND - Knopic’s Do-It Center, 3128 Jefferson Ave.,
48640, (517) 832-2774
PRUDENVILLE - Ford’s Do-It Center, 841 W. Houghton
Lake Drive, 48651, (517) 366-7622
TRAVERSE CITY - De Weese Hardware Inc., 1029 Carver
Street, 49685, (616) 947-7670
MINNESOTA
BRAINERD - Diggz Motor Sports, 4299 Hwy. 371 North,
56401, (218) 828-8088
DULUTH - All Brand Mr. Fixit, 16 West First Street, 55802,
(218)-722-1499
DULUTH - Mr. Fix it - Metro Appl. Service Center, Inc.,
2020 W. Superior St., 55806, (218) 722-9063
MINNEAPOLIS (ST. LOUIS PARK) - Barness, 4631
Excelsior Blvd., 55416, (612) 926-0521
ROCHESTER - Robert’s Electronics, 611 6th Ave. NW,
55901, (507) 282-2140
ST. PAUL - Barness, 1573 University Avenue, 55104,
(612) 646-3109
MISSISSIPPI
HATTIESBURG - Champion Cycle & Fitness, 2625 Lincoln
Road, 39402, (601) 264-8233, (800) 273-4158
IUKA - W. H. Fairless Hardware Co., Inc., 117 Fulton Street,
38852, (601) 423-2233, (800) 797-9457
JACKSON (RIDGELAND) - Propeller Service,
291 Hwy. 51, Suite D6, 39157, (601) 856-3191
MERIDIAN - Broadmoor Home Center, 2420 Old North
Hills Street, P.O. Box 3280, 39305, (601) 483-7373
NATCHEZ - Western Auto, 180 Seargent Prentiss Dr.,
39120, (601) 445-4186
STARKVILLE - East Mississippi Lumber Co.,
300 Russell Street, 39759, (601) 323-3554
MISSOURI
INDEPENDENCE - Mar-Beck Appliance Service Co.,
4476 South Noland Road, 64055, (816) 478-1889
KANSAS CITY - Mar-Beck Appliance Service Co.,
303 W. 79th Street, 64114, (816) 523-6931
KANSAS CITY (GLADSTONE) - Mar-Beck Appliance Serv.
Co., 6559 N. Oak Traffic Way, 64118, (816) 436-9191
POPLAR BLUFF - Mills Iron & Supply, 1919 S. Westwood
Blvd., 63901, (573) 785-2628
SPRINGFIELD - Mar-Beck Appliance Service Co.,
2704 S. Glenstone Avenue, 65804, (417) 882-3070
ST. LOUIS - Authorized Appliance, Inc., 2355 Hampton
Avenue, 63139, (314) 647-4250
ST. LOUIS - Brand Service Center, Inc., 1624 S. Broadway,
63104, (314) 231-0751
MONTANA
BILLINGS - Radio Equipment Company,
1120 16th Street West, 59104, (406) 256-9778
NEBRASKA
GRAND ISLAND - Mundt’s Small Appliance & Vacuum
Repair, 1822 W. Northfront Street, 68803, (308) 382-5084
LINCOLN - CB Small Appliance, 432 South 11th Street,
68508, (402) 475-2546
LINCOLN - Sperry TV, 1115 North 47th St., 68503,
(402) 464-9181
LINCOLN - Sperry TV, 2013 Highway 2, 68502,
(402) 464-9181
NORTH PLATTE - Sperry TV, 1855 West A Street,
Westfield Shopping Center, 69010, (308) 532-5200
OMAHA - Myers Electric Co., 7571 Dodge Street, 68114,
(402) 393-8388, (800) 234-1414
OMAHA - Myers Electric Co., Inc., 1458 South 16th Street,
68108, (402) 342-7710
NEVADA
LAS VEGAS - Burney’s Commercial Service, Inc., 4480
Aldebaran Avennue, 89103, (702) 736-0006
MINDEN - Valley Home & Sport Center, 1587 Highway 395,
89423, (702) 782-5111
NEW JERSEY
HAWTHORNE - Ter Kuile, Inc., 206 Diamond Bridge
Avenue, 07506, (201) 423-1142
HIGHLAND PARK - Dash Electronics, 10 N. 2nd Street,
08904, (908) 247-5124
HOWELL - South Jersey TV Service, Inc., 4232 Rt. 9
South, 07731, (908) 363-5550, (800) 244-3094
OCEAN - South Jersey TV Service, Inc., 1719 Route 35,
07712, (908) 531-3565
SICKLERVILLE - Sicklerville Hardware, 540 Williamstown
Road, 08081, (609) 728-3800
TOMS RIVER - South Jersey TV Service, Inc., Stella Towne
Center, 1258 Route 166, 08753, (908) 505-1771
TOTOWA - Philips Consumer Electronics, 140J Commerce
Way, 07512, (201) 890-0586
TRENTON - Tattersall, Inc., 309 N. Willow Street, 08618,
(609) 393-4293
NEW MEXICO
ALBUQUERQUE - Appliance Service Center, 5505 Silver
Avenue, SE, 87108, (505) 265-7774
CLOVIS - Burns Hardware, 1511 N. Prince, 88101,
(505) 769-2528
NEW YORK
BAYSHORE, L.I. - Turnpike Appliance of Suffolk, Inc.,
1253 Sunrise Highway, 11706, (516) 665-8311
BINGHAMTON - Hardware Fare DO-IT Center, 1139 Front
Street, Nimmonsburg Square, 13905, (607) 722-9202
BUFFALO - Buffalo Appliance Repair Center, Inc., 20
Pannell Street, 14214, (716) 833-4677
BUFFALO (WILLIAMSVILLE) - Hector’s Hardware,
876 Maple Road, 14221, (716) 688-4488
COMMACK, L.I. - Turnpike Appliance Service,
6181 Jericho Turnpike, 11725, (516) 499-3355
ELMIRA - Capabilities, Inc., 1149 Sullivan Street, 14901,
(607) 734-2006
GREAT NECK - Turnpike Appliance Service Center, 45
Northern Boulevard, 11021, (516) 466-0644
HUDSON - Sweeps Vacuum & Repair Center, Inc.,
705 Warren Street, 12534, (518) 828-5457
PEEKSKILL - Clark Appliance & Vacuum Service Corp.,
950 Main Street, 10566, (914) 737-1368, (800) 765-0649
POUGHKEEPSIE - S & S Appliance Sales & Service,
390 Violet Avenue, 12601, (914) 452-6122
RICHMOND HILL - Lockdoctor Locksmiths, 104-37 Atlantic
Ave., 11418 (718) 441-6242
ROCHESTER - Benfante Appliance Service, 1286
Mt. Hope Avenue, 14620, (716) 473-8765
SEA CLIFF, L.I. - Shabra Electronics, 400 Glen Cove
Avenue, 11579, (516) 671-2218
STATEN ISLAND - Springstead Lumber 6232, 4255 Amboy
Road, 10308, (718) 984-0300
SYRACUSE - County Wide Appliance, 1001 N. State
Street, 13208, (315) 479-5253, (800) 333-3243
TUCKAHOE - Authorized Appliance of Westchester,
26 Columbus Ave., 10707, (914) 961-8011
UTICA - Oneida Bicycle & Sports Center, 2107 Whitesboro
St., 13502, (315) 724-6084
WARWICK - Wadeson Home Center, 60 Forester Avenue,
10990, (914) 986-2215, (800) 982-2215 (NY only)
W. HEMPSTEAD L.I. - Turnpike Appliance Service,
86 Hempstead Turnpike, 11552, (516) 486-5700,
(800) 628-3911
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHEVILLE - Skyland Hardware, 3179 Sweeten Creek
Road, 28803, (704) 684-0308
CHARLOTTE - Authorized Appliance Servicenter,
1020 Tuckaseegee Road, 28208, (704) 377-4501,
(800) 532-6127
CLINTON - Danny’s Service Center, 119 Vance Street,
28328, (910) 592-3200
ELIZABETH CITY - Coastal Office Equipment Co., 501
East Church Street, 27909, (919) 335-2927
GREENSBORO - Greensboro Shaver & Appliance,
430 North Eugene Street, 27401, (910) 273-1065
HICKORY - First Flight Bicycles, 2435 N. Center Street,
28601, (704) 324-9350
RALEIGH - Authorized Appliance Service Center,
800 North Person Street, 27604, (919) 834-3476
STATESVILLE - First Flight Bicycles, 216 S. Center St.,
28677, (704) 878-9683
WILMINGTON - American Tool & Tractor, 102 Eastwood
Road, Ste. D-9, 28403, (910) 392-5784
WINSTON-SALEM - Authorized Appliance Servicenter,
904 South Marshall Street, 27117, (910) 725-5396
NORTH DAKOTA
FARGO - General Parts & Supply Co., 10 S. 18th Street,
58103, (701) 235-4161, (800) 279-9987
OHIO
AKRON - Advanced Appliance Service Company,
73 W. Exchange Street, 44308, (216) 762-8968
CANTON - Appliance Parts Co., 1267 Dueber Avenue,
SW, 44706, (330) 453-8077
CINCINNATI - H&S Service, 458 Cincinnati Batavia Pike,
45244, (513) 528-0808 (800) 344-4210
CINCINNATI (SILVERTON) - Brand Service Center, Inc.,
6944 Plainfield Road, 45236, (513) 793-1170
CLEVELAND - Majors Appliance, 5845 Turney Road,
44125, (216) 663-4650
CLEVELAND (MENTOR) - Lake Erie Lawn & Garden, 7833
Munson Rd., 44060, (216) 257-9000
CLEVELAND (PARMA) - Majors Appliance, 5785 Ridge
Road, 44129, (216) 884-7200
CLEVELAND (WESTLAKE) - Philips Consumer
Electronics, 24090 Detroit Avenue, 44145, (216) 899-2040,
(800) 331-7037
COLUMBUS - Philips Consumer Electronics, 6333 Busch
Blvd., 43229, (614) 781-2605
DAYTON - Layer Electric, 603 South Ludlow Street, 45402,
(937) 224-9608
DAYTON (NEW CARLISLE) - Ballweg Do-It Center, 3300
South Dayton, Lakeview Rd., 45344, (937) 849-1306
LIMA - Crouse Lumber Do-It Center, 333 E. Market Street,
45801, (419) 229-9070, (800) 826-9663
NEW BOSTON - True Value Toy Town, Rt. 52 & 139, 45662,
(614) 456-5704
STRYKER - Short’s Hardware, 115 N. Depot Street, 43557,
(419) 682-4231
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TOLEDO - Broadway Sales and Appliance Repair, 1621
Broadway, 43609, (419) 241-9731, (800) 436-5415
YOUNGSTOWN - O’Connor’s, 3224 Market Street, 44507,
(216) 782-4705
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA CITY - Brand Service Center,
538 N. Pennsylvania Avenue, 73107, (405) 235-0583
TULSA - H.L. Moss, Inc., 1714 E. 15th Street, 74104,
(918) 744-1305, (800) 248-5948
OREGON
PORTLAND - Oregon Appliance Service, 2137 East
Burnside Street, 97214, (503) 235-6681
PENNSYLVANIA
ALTOONA - Frye’s Sweeper & Sewing Center, Inc.,
1400 Valley View Boulevard, 16602, (814) 943-5001,
(800) 640-1308
HARRISBURG - C.A. Juillard, Inc., 2301 North Seventh
Street, 17110, (717) 233-3488, (800) 633-3488
JOHNSTOWN - Cambria True Value Hardware,West Hills
Square, Goucher Street, 15905, (814) 255-4752
KINGSTON - Vac-Way Appliance & Service, 595 Market
Street, 18704, (717) 288-4508
MOSCOW - Vac-Way Appliance & Service,RR #6 Box
6237, 18444, (717) 842-4668
ORANGEVILLE - Hess Do-It Center & Market, Route 487,
Box 4 M, 17859, (717) 683-5162
PHILADELPHIA - Appliance Care/Service Corp., 6407
Rising Sun Ave., 19111, (215) 725-3112
PHILADELPHIA (COLLINGDALE) - J.F. Kenney Electric,
920 MacDade Boulevard, 19023, (610) 534-7373
PITTSBURGH - Ferry Electric Service Co., 7498 McKnight
Road, 15237, (412) 364-3403
PITTSBURGH - Ferry Electric Service Co., 140 Clairton
Blvd., 15236, (412) 653-6004
READING - Electric Repair Co., 502-504 North 9th Street,
19604, (610) 376-5444, (800) 422-8171 (PA only)
SCRANTON - Vac-Way Appliance and Service, 601 Cedar
Avenue, 18505, (717) 343-1121
SHAMOKIN DAM - Willard Battery Outlet, 138 S. Old Trail,
17876, (717) 743-5383
TROY - Hoover Hardware, 9 Canton, 16947,
(800) 251-2156, (717) 297-3445
WASHINGTON - Murphy Family Inc., 585 East National
Pike, 15301, (412) 225-0324
WILKES-BARRE - Walter Hardware DO-IT Center,
57 N. Welles Street, 18702, (717) 823-1406
YORK - Parcel Plus, 2549 E. Market Street, York Market
Place, 17402, (717) 757-1875
PUERTO RICO
HATILLO - Tropical Parts Service, P.O. Box 1335, Road 130
KM 8.5, 00659, (787) 898-6474
MAYAGUEZ - Cardona Appliance Service, 8 San Vicente
Sreet, 00680, (787) 832-8366
MAYAGUEZ - Melendez Home Appliance Repair, Calle
Post 319 Sur, 00680, (787) 832-5225
PONCE - Ferreteria Vivian, Centro Comercial, Los Caobos
#7, 00731, (787) 840-0677
PUERTO NUEVO - Buckeye Service, 1013 Jesus T. Pinero
Avenue, 00920, (787) 782-6175
RHODE ISLAND
PROVIDENCE - Marshall Electric Co., 200 Broad Street,
02903, (401) 331-4482
SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON HEIGHTS - Dorchester Electric Service,
3575 Dorchester Avenue, 29405, (803) 747-5221
COLUMBIA - Authorized Appliance Servicenter, 1811
Taylor Street, 29202, (803) 254-8414
DARLINGTON - Hobbies and More, 1570 South Main
Street, 29532, (803) 393-0355, FAX (803) 393-8171
GREENWOOD - Bikes & Boards & Mopeds, 203A
Montague Avenue, 29646, (864) 229-2453
SENECA - Seneca Micronics, 110 East North First, 29678,
(803) 882-6593
SPARTANBURG - Boiling Springs Hardware, 3124 Boiling
Springs Rd, 29303, (803) 578-1852
VARNVILLE - P&S Small Engine & Variety Shop,
105 Carolina Avenue, West, 29944, (803) 943-9141
TENNESSEE
CHATTANOOGA - Light Electric, 732 East 11th Street,
37403, (615) 267-9224
KNOXVILLE - Authorized Appliance Service Center,
1206 North Central Street, 37917, (615) 524-3376
MEMPHIS - Camp Electric Co., 647 Madison Avenue,
38103, (901) 527-7543, (800) 238-7345
NASHVILLE - Webb’s Appliance Service Center, Inc., 1519
Church Street, 37203, (615) 329-4079, (800) 899-4079
TEXAS
ABILENE - Metro Small Appliance Service Co., 141
S. Clyde, 79605, (915) 672-1853
AMARILLO - Reid’s Appliance Service, Inc., 906 Georgia,
79102, (806) 373-8812
ANTHONY - Villarreal & Sons Elec., 512 S.Third Street,
79821, (915) 886-3362
AUSTIN - Harrell Supply and Service, Inc., 5435 Burnet
Road, 78756, (512) 451-6464, (800) 332-7250 (TX only)
AUSTIN - Harrell Supply and Service, Inc., 1409 West
Oltorf, 78704, (512) 442-5966
AUSTIN (ROUND ROCK) - Harrell Supply, 907c Interstate
Highway 35, 78664, (512) 388-0866
CORPUS CHRISTI- Brand Appliance & Microwave, 2751
South Staples, 78404, (512) 854-1851
DALLAS - Pearsol Appliance Co., 3127 Main Street,
75226, (214) 939-0930
DALLAS - All Type Sales and Service Co., Inc.,
2835 Irving Blvd., 75207, (214) 638-1170, (800) 717-1170
FT.WORTH - Ft. Worth Shaver and Appliance Center,
1012 West 7th Street, 76102, (817) 335-9970
HOUSTON - Brand Service Center, 5727 Richmond
Avenue, 77057, (713) 782-8910
HOUSTON - Brand Service Center, 1970 FM 1960, 77090,
(713) 537-7795
LAREDO - Rubio Electric, 1719 San Bernardo, 78040,
(210) 722-3908
LONGVIEW - Toys and Things, 918 NW Loop 281,
75604, (903) 759-3939
LUBBOCK - Minter’s, 4409 50th Street, 79414,
(806) 799-3170
LUFKIN - STS Audio and Video, 1505 South First Street,
75901, (409) 639-4529
MC ALLEN - All-In-One Repair Shop, 2313 Lark Avenue,
78504, (210) 682-8858
MIDLAND - Midland Tool Specialty, 918 South Main, 79701,
(915) 682-4647, (800) 499-0755
PASADENA - Larry’s TV Service, 3520 Fairmont Parkway,
77504, (713) 998-0122, (800) 244-0281
ROMA - True Value Hardware, 1004 E. Highway 83,
(210) 849-1322
SAN ANTONIO - Brand Service Center, 7065 San Pedro
Avenue, 78216, (210) 344-8577
SEYMOUR - Western Auto, 211 N. Main Street, 76308,
(817) 888-3980
TEMPLE - Master Tech Repairs, 2819 West Avenue North,
76504, (817) 773-8991
VICTORIA - Tom’s Video Service, 211 East Anaqua, 77901,
(512) 576-0664, (800) 433-0664
WICHITA FALLS - Burke’s Appliance Service,
2410 10th Street, 76309, (817) 723-6211
UTAH
OREM - The Mending Shed, 1735 South State Street,
84058, (801) 225-8012, (800) 339-9297
SALT LAKE CITY - Appliance Service Center, Inc., 210
East 6th South, 84111, (801) 328-9703
VERMONT
RUTLAND - Appliance Service Center Ltd., 152 Woodstock
Avenue, 05701, (802) 773-8917
VIRGINIA
HARRISONBURG (PENN LAIRD) - J.L. Maintenance &
Repair, Inc., Route 2, Box 308, 22846, (540) 289-9844
NEWPORT NEWS - Commonwealth Electric Shaver Sales
& Service, Inc., 10105 Jefferson Ave., 23605,
(804) 595-6712
NORFOLK - Commonwealth Electric Shaver Sales &
Service, Inc., 6612 E. Virginia Beach Blvd., 23502,
(804) 461-4475
ROANOKE - Commonwealth Shaver & Appliance Service,
5524 Williamson Road, NW, 24012, (703) 366-6038
VIENNA - Appliance Fix-It, 8455 Tyco Road, 22182,
(703) 893-1234
WINCHESTER - Battery Mart of Winchester, Inc., 1 Battery
Dr., 22601, (703) 655-0065
WOODBRIDGE - Baker’s Appliance, 13314 Occoquan
Road, 22191, (703) 490-5605
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE - Ajax Electric, 2911 First Avenue South, 98134,
(206) 622-9945
SEATTLE (BELLEVUE) - Action Small Appliance Service,
1500 145th Place, SE, 98007, (206) 643-9806
SPOKANE - SPARCO, West 45 2nd Avenue, 99204,
(509) 624-8965
SPOKANE - SPARCO, N. 1119 Pines Rd., 99206,
(509) 922-9666
WEST VIRGINIA
BECKLEY - Jerry’s Detectors, Vacuum & Appl. Svc., 411
Second Street. 25801, (304) 253-3521
CHARLESTON - Sneed’s Vacuum & Sewing Center, 2614
7th Avenue, 25312, (304) 744-3670, (800) 245-8048
(WV only)
HARRISVILLE - Western Auto, 1107 E. Main St., 26362,
(304) 643-2226
HUNTINGTON - Mike’s Appliance and Service, 212 20th
Street, 25703, (304) 522-0737, (800) 244-9152
MARTINSBURG - Battery Mart, 1161-3 Winchester
Avenue, 25401, (304) 267-7033, (800) 464-7918
WHEELING - Fast Service Center, 1058 Main Street,
26003, (304) 232-5561 (800) 874-4090
WISCONSIN
APPLETON - G/Tech Electric Tool & Housewares Service,
600 W. College Ave., 54911, (414) 739-6064,
(800) 400-6064
GREENBAY - Kastle Carts, Inc., 2301 N.Irwin Ave., 54313,
(414) 465-6121
LACROSSE - Paul’s Shaver Service, 1224 Caledonia
Street, 54603, (608) 782-6291
MADISON (MONONA) - Kiefer’s Shaver and Appliance,
4511 Monona Drive, 53716, (608) 221-3322
MAUMETTE - Della Do-It Center, W 1536 Highway 41,
54143, (715) 732-1768
MILWAUKEE - Brand Service Center, 3707 North 92nd
Street, 53222, (414) 461-0440
MILWAUKEE - Brand Service Center, 6000 W. Oklahoma
Street, 53219, (414) 541-4340
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