Hitari 60927T Remote Control Toy Transmitter User Manual 12

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FULL FUNCTION CRAZY HOPPER
OPERATlNG |NSTRUCT|0NS
- Batten! ingallatiun - Controller
' Set power swrlcn to off.
i To remove battery compartment lid — Slide lid down.
0 To insert 1 x gv battery— Be guided by (+) & (-) markings and rspiace iid.
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0 Set power switch to oi‘t.
- Remove screw to reicnac Battery Compartment Cover.
' Insert Battery Pack in compartment until securely located.
- Replace Battery Pack cover and screw.
- Note: Batteries and Battery Packs may ieak if left in toy for long periods 01 time — Remove when not in use. iaiiure
to do so renders warranty void,
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Caution
- my not plcl up the vial
- If a child under 8 operates the toy - Adult supervision is required.
- To avoid accidental operation - Remove Battery Pack and 9V battery when not in use.
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lluliuu, keep lingers, hair and clothing clear.
FULL FUNCTION CRAZY HOPPER
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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warning:-
Net suitable for children under as months due to small parts. This toy is recommended rm
children age 8 and over. To ensure play is sate and fun, please revrew the operating instructions
and safety mles with your child.
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BEFORE USE THE sv BATTERY PACK SUPPLIED WILL NEED To BE CHARGED FOR 4 HOURS.
THE LENGTH OF PLAV TIME WILL INCREASE T0 MAXIMUM CAPACITY OVER THE FIRST 12
CHARGES.
THE 9V BA'I'I'ERY SUPPLIED FOR THE CONTROLLER § NQT RECHARGEABLE AND SHQULD
NQT BE CHARGED.
BATTERIES ARE PLACED UNDER THE INNER PACKAGE.
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Plug the Battery Pack Changer into a standard electric supply.
Click your Battery Pack into the Charger, be sure the Battery Pack is secure in the Charger and charge
lor 4 hours. Further charging Will not improve the performance and may damage your Battery Pack.
After charging for A hours the Battery Pack will real warm/hm, this as nnrmnl rm wry rhmgnd Ranary
Packs.
Unlike Alkaline Batteries where the power loss is gradual. a Ni-Cad Battery Pack wrll suddenly lose its
power. Then it is time to change or recharge the Battery Pack.
The play time per charge is approximately 15 minutes
After playing. the Battery Pack will be warm/hot. please wait until the Battery Pack cools belore
attempting to remove and recharge rt.
Recharging a warm or hot Battery Pack will greatty reduce the number of times your Battery Pack
can be recharged.
Please Note - Not all makes of Charger will fully charge the Hitari 6 volt Battery Pack.
Ta charge your Battery Pack correctly, use Ililari's 4 hour quick chaser.
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To disconnect the Battery Pack, push the button on the side ol the Charge and simultaneously
slide the Battery Pack out.
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FULL FUNCTION CRAZY HOPPER
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Useful Hints n Ti
Two vehicloc at the name rrequonay cannot be operated together, one should be 27mm fli ru mi: 40 mi it
Both frequencies are available from your retailer.
The vehicle can be operated up to 20 metres away over a flat open area.
Rance will be affected/reduced by any RilVrnlln/finu striir-ti was and h. lilflinglx
Battery life for controller — This is much greater than the vehicle‘s Battery Pack life and should last at least 120
minutes — Battery lite depends on how the product is being used - Replace when vehicle stops responding
Do not operate toy on - Sand. mud. water or thick carpets.
Run on smooth flat suflace,
The vehicle Battery Pack will need recharging before the controller battery fails.
Remember to turn the vehicle a" after use.
Keep packaging ior reference as it contains important iniormation.
Fault Finfl‘ng
Toy not responding to controller — Replace controller battery.
Tny slaw and less responsive — Recharge Battery Pack.
New controller battery. still no response ~ Check 9v battery iS making a good contact.
Battery pack recharged — toy still slow to respond - Check Battery Pack is making good contact.
It vehicle is still not operatind properly the cause could be interference from another eniime, try nperatlng m a
different location,
See important battery information and ensure compliance.
Im rtant n t r n i 9v '-
Nuri rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged
Only batteries of the same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used.
Only use DOGP alkaline battery.
Batteries are to be inserted With the correct polarity.
Exhausted batteries are to be removed trom the toy.
The supply terminals are not to be short circuited.
Do not use rechargeable hattenes.
Only batteries of the same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used.
Only use 6.0V 700 Man rechargeable pack.
Batteries are to be inserted with the correct polarity.
Exhausted batteries are to be removed from the toy.
The supply terminals are not to be short circuited.
The battery vliurgcl used with llie iuy ls to he regularly examined tor damage to the plug, enclosure and other
parts, and that, in the event of such damage, the toy must not be used with this battery charger until the damage
has been repaired.
Rechargeable amen“ am only to bo charged under adult aupwrviaivri.
Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from the toy before being charged.
Modifying or tampering with the receiverflhc car ) or the
firmsminer's components nun cause n malfunction and
might invalidate the warranty and void your FCC
authorization to operate the product.

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