Weccan WECCANTOYS New Jawbreaker User Manual TRU SG H5401 ENG

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US_S16_FL_902_A_IM ENGLISH VERSION(BLACK & WHITE) A4 X 12pcs 5F63FD2_New Jawbreaker
Technical Data
5F63FD2
Flying time: 5-7 minutes
Charging time: 90-110 minutes
Operation range: 25-30m/ 82-100feet
Battery for the controller: 6 x AA (not included)
Battery for helicopter: 3.7V 380 mAh
Frequency: 2.4G
Features:Up/down,forward/backward,turn left/right
Main blade length: 26cm/ 10.23inches
Helicopter length: 30cm/ 11.81inches
Helicopter height: 15.5cm/ 6.1inches
Helicopter weight: 81.5g
8+
CONFORMS TO THE SAFETY
REQUIREMENTS OF ASTM F963.
3.7V
INCLUDED
x6
Do not mix old and new batteries.
Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc),
or rechargeable batteries.
Contents and colors may vary.
NOT INCLUDED
JAWBREAKER
FAST LANE IS A MARK OF (EST UNE MARQUE DE/ES
UNA MARCA DE) GEOFFREY, LLC, A SUBSIDIARY OF
(UNE FILIALE DE/UNA SUBSIDIARIA DE) TOYS“R”US,
INC.
© 2016 GEOFFREY, LLC
MADE IN CHINA (FABRIQUÉ EN CHINE/FABRICADO
EN CHINA)
DISTRIBUTED IN THE UNITED STATES BY (DISTRIBUÉ
AUX ÉTATS-UNIS PAR/DISTRIBUIDO EN LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS POR) TOYS“R”US, INC., WAYNE,
NJ 07470
IMPORTED BY (IMPORTÉ PAR/IMPORTADO POR)
TOYS“R”US (CANADA) LTD. (LTÉE),
2777 LANGSTAFF ROAD, CONCORD, ON L4K 4M5
DISTRIBUTED IN AUSTRALIA BY (DISTRIBUÉ EN
AUSTRALIE PAR/DISTRIBUIDO EN AUSTRALIA POR)
TOYS“R”US (AUSTRALIA (AUSTRALIE)) PTY
LTD.(LTÉE), REGENTS PARK NSW 2143
www.toysrus.com
TM
BC
www.toysrus.ca
Warning with regard to placing the product
Do not use this product in an environment where it is exposed to extreme heat or cold, to dust
or to damp.
Avoid placing the product in an area that is not properly ventilated; do not cover the product and
do not place it on carpeting or similar surfaces.
Do not place cables behind the product's support. If the cables move (for example as a result of
stumbling) the product can fall to the floor!
Do not expose the product to direct sunlight, fire or other sources of heat that have an extreme
effect on the temperature.
Intended Use
1. The helicopter is delivered ready to fly and does not need to be charged before your first flight.
When you first receive it, do not charge it, just fly it. When the helicopter can no longer take
off from the ground, let battery cool for 5 minutes before charging. The best performance of
helicopter should be after 1st full charge. The performance during discharge process should
not be treated as defective.
2. This helicopter is delivered with partial-charged Li-Po battery separately, and never over charge
the battery. Normally first few charges, will take 1.5-2 hours. Then about 60-70 minutes for a full
charge. Once the charging light turns red,remove the charging cable from the helicopter. Let
battery cool for 5 minutes before flying.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subjected to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
Caution: changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is
no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
-Consult the deal or experienced radio /TV technician for help.
The adaptor be periodically examined for conditions that may result in the risk of fire, electric
shock, or injury to persons and that, in an event such conditions, the adaptor should not be
used until properly repaired.
Table of Contents
Intended use ............................................................................................................................
Safety instructions ...................................................................................................................
Unpacking and storing Jaw Breaker
.......................................................................................
Getting to know Heli .................................................................................................................
Assembling Heli .......................................................................................................................
Secure the Flight Area .............................................................................................................
Flying Heli .................................................................................................................................
Taking off .................................................................................................................................
Steering ...................................................................................................................................
Landing .....................................................................................................................................
Trimming ...................................................................................................................................
Charging ...................................................................................................................................
Battery care information ..........................................................................................................
Flying tips ................................................................................................................................
Trouble diagnoses ..................................................................................................................
Technical data ........................................................................................................................
The safety instructions contained in this manual have to be
observed without fail!!
Safety instructions
Unpacking and storing Heli
Read the user manual completely before commissioning, then refer to below important
information for correct operation.
1. To ensure safe operation, the user must comply with the safety instructions and
warnings contained in this manual.
2. The charger is designed in compliance with protection glass, ensuring that the
insulation (of the housing or the output cable) is neither damaged nor destroyed.
3. The charger should be kept out of the reach of children!
4. Avoid charging operation under adverse ambient conditions. This can lead to damage
to the sensitive electronics on the inside of the charger and thus to possible danger
for the life of the user. Adverse ambient conditions are:
-excessive humidity ( >75% relative, condensing )
-wetness and dampness, petrol
-dust or combustible gas, vapour or solvents
-excessive ambient temperature ( > approx, + 40 °C )
In the case of incorrect handling (excessive charging current or incorrect polarity), the
charger may be overcharged or destroyed.
5. Never unplug the plug-in power unit from the mains socket by the connecting cable!
Only hold it by the housing when disconnecting it.
6. Keep transmitting devices (mobile telephone, radios, etc.) away from charger, the
transmitter radiation arose can lead to interference in charging operation or to
destruction of the charger.
7. Never connect your charger to the mains voltage immediately after it has been taken
from a cold room to a warm one. The resulting condensation could, under adverse
circumstances, destroy the device. Allow the device to reach room temperature before
connecting it to the power supply.
The Jaw Breaker helicopter is fastened securely in place to avoid any damage during transit.
The helicopter is a delicate device so you must be careful when removing it from the package.
Ensure the contents are complete with:
1) 1 x helicopter
5) 2 x connectors ( spare part )
2) 1 x radio controller
6) 2 x tail blades ( spare part )
3) 1 x user manual
7) 1 x screw driver
4) 4 x main blades ( 1set ,2pcs up & 2pcs lower )( spare part )
Packaging box should be kept for proper storage of the helicopter after each use.
Warning: Improper storage of the helicopter may result in the blades bending or warping.
This will affect flight performance.
Getting to know Jaw Breaker
Stabilizer
Main blade
(Dual)
Tail blade
The ‘ON/OFF’ switch is located
at the side of the main body
Canopy
ON/OFF switch
Trestle
Connect charging cable to helicopter
Helicopter
Indicator light
Power ON/OFF
High/Low speed
mode button
Trim
Throttle
Right function lever
(Direction lever)
Never touch the charger with wet or moist hands. There is the risk of a fatal electric shock!
Installing batteries in the controller of your helicopter
Jaw Breaker helicopter is delivered fully assembled and only requires some assembly.
See below.
Install batteries.
1) Pull and take out the battery cover, (pic.1)
2) Take off the battery cover from the controller, and then install 6pcs (AA) Alkaline
batteries in the batteries cage following the correct indicated polarity,
Notice: When the power indicator light goes off it means the power is running out,
you should renew the batteries.
Secure the Flight Area
Steering Heli
Your Jaw Breaker helicopter is designed for outdoor and indoor playing. Allow a clear space around
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Outdoor use recommended
Begin on a flat surface
Keep away from any obstacles
Avoid flying windy weather conditions
Keep your eyes on the helicopter and be sure the
helicopter is within your eyesight
Have an adult accompany children when
flying
Keep away from any hard obstacles to avoid any
unnecessary damages
1)
2)
3)
4)
To turn the helicopter left, move the right hand lever to the left.
To turn the helicopter right, move the right hand lever to the right.
To fly the helicopter forwards, move the right hand lever forwards.
To fly the helicopter backwards, move the right hand lever backwards.
Landing Heli
To land the helicopter, slowly move the left lever backwards.
Trimming Heli
This helicopter is fitted with one trimmer control. This will allow you to adjust the flight of the helicopter
and erase any unexpected turning tendencies.
If the helicopter spins, you need to use the TRIM control to adjust the flying.
Push the left lever and keep the helicopter flying upwards between 0.5- 1 meter.
Flying Heli
Preparing to take off
1) Turn the TRIM leftwards if the helicopter spins right.
1) Switch the controller ‘ON.
switch
2) Switch the helicopter on (‘ON/OFF, switch at the side
of the main body).
ON
OFF
2) Turn the TRIM rightwards if the helicopter spins left.
3) Place the helicopter on a flat, hard surface with the tail pointing
towards you. Extend the blades separately, or it may entangle each
other and cause the blade to break, or burn out the motor.
Nose
Extend
4) Make sure to move the left throttle lever to the lowest position first,
and then move it forward and backward. By doing this, the controller
will be fully forward armed and connected to the helicopter, with the
led light turn on. Please do not touch the helicopter when is searching
for signal from controller.
Fully forward
and backward
After trimming adjustment, you can also use the right lever to adjust the direction and
stop the spinning.
Taking off
1) Move the left lever slowly
forward-the blades will start
to spin
2) As you move the left lever past the
halfway point, the helicopter will take off.
3) To ascend, move the left lever
further forward. To descend, slowly
move the left lever backwards.
Charging
Battery care information
1. Before charging, ensure helicopter is switched ‘OFF’.
2. Charging via controller
2.1 Pull out the charging cable from the back side of the controller
2.2 Turn ON the controller(Ensure the AA batteries inside controller not low power)
2.3 Plug the charging cable rod pin into the helicopter charging socket at the side
of the main body.(ref pic.1)
2.4 When in charging, the Red LED light on the controller turns green; when fully
charged the LED light turns red.
3. Charging time is about 60-70 minutes.
4. Remove the charging cable from helicopter.
5. Leave battery to cool for five minutes and the helicopter is ready to fly.
This helicopter is powered by dedicated Li-Po battery. Do not attempt to disassemble the battery or
replace with any after-market model.
1) Use only batteries recommended in this user manual.
Ensure that batteries are installed with the correct polarity.
2) Batteries should be installed under adult supervision.
3) Do not allow the battery to become over heated during charging.
4) Do not leave the battery charging overnight-switch off once the LED lights on the charger.
5) Do not use an after-market charger as this can damage the battery.
6) Do not short circuit the charging terminals.
Note :Be sure that the battery in the helicopter has cooled down for 10-15 minutes after flying
before charging.
Examine the adaptor periodically for conditions that may result in the risk of fire, electric shock, or
injury to persons and that, in an event of such conditions, the adaptor should not be used until
properly repaired.
(pics 1)
Charging: Connect the battery to the
charger as shown in the illustration,
do not force.
Notes
1) Never leave helicopter charging near a fire or other source of heat.
2) Never leave helicopter unattended during charging.
3) Always disconnect from the mains once fully charged, failure to do so WILL DAMAGE
THE BATTERY.
4) Never disassemble the charger.
5) Only use the charge that is provided
6) NEVER STORE BATTERY WITHOUT CHARGING FIRST, this will damage the battery.
7) Charge for a minimum of 10 minutes after use.
Flying tips
1)
2)
You can expect a flight time of 5-7 minutes after fully charging the battery.
When taking off, do not move the left lever too quickly as this will cause the helicopter to topple
over. Move the left lever smoothly and continuously forwards until the helicopter takes off.
3) When landing, give the helicopter a burst of power just before touching down the floor to slow
down the speed and land smoothly.
4) Heli has a range of up to 25-30m. Be aware that the presence of electrical interference may
reduce this range.
5) During your first few flights, try to keep the helicopter close to the ground. This will allow you to
cut the throttle and safely land if you become disorientated.
6) Always turn the helicopter off immediately after flight.
7) After flying and before recharging, always turn the helicopter and controller off.
8) When not in use, the battery should be disconnected to avoid battery discharge.
9) Recharge the battery before putting it away.
10) Check for any damage: examine everything including blades and landing gear.
11) To avoid damage to the motor, always turn the throttle off if the blades become entangled in
anything or are prevented from turning, otherwise motors may burn out!!
PLEASE RETAIN THIS INFORMATION FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
DO:
• Make sure battery compartment is secure.
• Use batteries of the correct size and type.
• Fit batteries correctly observing the plus and minus marks on the battery and compartment.
• Replace a whole set of batteries at one time.
• Remove dead batteries from equipment.
• Remove batteries from appliance before storing.
• Please remember that small button cells and AA batteries should be kept away from young
children as they could be easily swallowed. Seek medical advice if you believe a cell has
been swallowed.
DON’T:
• Mix different types of batteries.
• Mix old and new batteries.
• Dispose of batteries in a fire.
• Attempt to recharge ordinary batteries.
The consumer has a significant role to play in reducing the impact of waste electrical and
electronic equipment on the environment, through re-using or recycling such equipment.
Some of the components used in electrical and electronic equipment may contain hazardous
substances that can damage the environment and present a risk to human health if not property
disposed of.
The crossed out wheelie-bin symbol on the controller is to remind you that waste electrical and
electronic products should not be disposed of with household waste. If you are unable to re-use or
recycle your product it should be disposed of at a civic amenity site. Alternatively, you may take
your old product (of similar function) back to the store where you purchased your new product
within 15 days of purchase. You must take proof of purchase of your new product when returning
your old product to the store.
If the blades are damaged, it may not be repaired but has to be replaced with a new one.
Broken plastic parts can be sharp-edged. For your own safety, use protective gloves.
Trouble diagnoses
Problem
Cause
Solution
Power switch is turned ‘OFF’
Switch ‘ON’ controller and helicopter
Low battery in the helicopter
Charge batteries in helicopter
Low battery in the controller
Replace battery in controller
Controller needs to be ‘armed’
Push left hand lever fully forwards then
fully backwards
Controller is turned ‘OFF’
Turn controller ‘ON’
Strong windy day
Do not fly it in strong wind as this will
limit or disturb your control
Helicopter stop by a heavy
impact or crash land.
Turn the helicopter off, then on.
It will work again.
Blade speed is too slow
Ease the left throttle stick further forward
Battery is not fully charged
Recharge your helicopter
(see Charging instructions)
Helicopter lands too quickly
Left throttle stick moved
too quickly
Gently move the left throttle stick backwards
when landing. Remember to give a slight burst
of power just prior to touch down
Helicopter spins
Trimming adjustment
See Trimming instructions section
No function to controller
No control of helicopter
Helicopter is not flying
high enough
Gyro function
The following is just suitable for Heli with Gyroscope
Gyros in RC helicopters are most commonly used to control unwanted movement
on the yaw axis. When an RC helicopter rotates on its yaw axis, the direction the
nose points in changes. The yaw gyro's job is to sense any undesired rotation
around the yaw axis (clockwise or counter- clockwise rotation when viewed from
above) and to automatically correct the orientation of the RC helicopter.
THE GYRO WILL ENABLE A STABLE FLIGHT FOR THE HELICOPTER.

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