Zaptoys 9405-49 Micro Subaru User Manual

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A 3. charging Your Micro Smart:
l s m a rt , 1. Disconnect transmitter into 2 separate units. The charger is ihe unit with
w fO rtwo-coupe a x AAA (1.5V) batteries installed.
2. lrsert the charger into the charging socket locates at the chassis
#9339 @ Cm a. When green light on the charger goes out, Micro Smart is charged.
instruction Manual 4. Remove the charger.
Please read through this instruction manual carefully before \*
starting to operate.
Please ensure to remove all accessories and components
trcm packaging.
1.Whet: is in the package :
cha in socket
connrgecaon
Attention : Make sure the charging connector is ln-Ilne with the charging
socket. incorrect insertion will damage the charghg socket.
Extended Operating Tlme (follow - up recharging)
g 1.Ftecharge the battery once. Vlmhout using the battery, recharge a second time.
This 'iollow - up recharging" will lengthen the playing time.
2. Moreover, if you recharge the battery 3 tines in a row before use, the playing
Vehicle Transmitter Manuel time will be extended even more.
2. Battery installation: 3, However, be careful NOT to recharge the battery more than 3 times in a row.
Rwommended to use alkaline batteries for best pertcrmanoe, 4- ”50, We ihfl‘ “19 battery-duration diflefi depending 0" how you play.
3 x AAA (1.5v) batteries. (not included) 4. Racing Your More Smart
1 Remove battery oompan‘ment cover located on the back ot the 1, Reconnect the charger unit into the transmitter to become a transmitter unit.
2, Extend the transmitter antenna to Its lull length.
trensmmer. . .
2. insert 3 x AAA (1 .5V) batteries into the transmitter following 3‘ gmbgmrfs“ W‘ “35 °' "‘° "answer ‘° W ”P ‘he °°"e’ “7 5m”
‘he TL ma'k'"9~ 4, Before racing your Micro Sman, make sure that the antenna is standing
3- R99 399 the battery cover, vertically upright tor befler signal receiving.
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5. How to play HELPFUL HINTS:
- lf vehicle does not respond to the transrnmor, move doserio the vehicle and
<' try again.
- tf vehicle starts to lose power. It may experience loss of performance ability. it
this happens, simply recharge your vehicle ageii.
- it the vehicle moves slowly, iecharge the battery and chedt the wheel
mechanisms tor lint, threat, hair or dust.
- When the transmitter range decreases, reptace the battery in the controller.
Q2; TROUBLE snoonuo
4.3 Problem Cause Correction
Vehicle drives slowty » Weak rechargeabte batteries - Rechaige the vehicle
in the vehicle. with the charger,
MA'NTENANCE AND CARE' , . Poor range control - Weak batteries in transmitter » Replace with new batteries
- Never drive the vehicle on a wet lloor, on sand, or in mud, rain. or . .
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- Do not expose the vehicle to extreme temperatures. 5mm“ “3 w dm’e V°“’ "em“
- To protect the vehicle's wheel mechanism lrorn lint and hair, do not Waming;
drive it on carpet _ ‘ Changes or modifications to this unit not expresslyapproved bythe party responsible
- Be sure at remove the batteries thorn the tranernitter when storing the for compti ance could void the usefs aut‘rtonty to operate the equipment
product away. NOTE 4Thls e . . .
_ . . . . . . , qulpment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for at
ya“ 5.x“ me WSW“ 9‘ “a “a '5 S'E‘gh‘ '° ”W“ “mam"? Class a digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules and RBtTI'E Directive 1999/S/EC.
K "m" .e'.°‘:"55’1|i’°p"gfl"9 “g ' These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
. 999 it"s “5 f“ °" an“ “WNW f°f "We use in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uscsand can radiate radio
CAUTION: _ ‘ _ frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
- Do not apply a btg shock to vehicte and transmitter. may cause harmful interference the radio communicationshowever, there is no
- Do not play in lhe thunderstorms. guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. Ifthis equipment
- Dc not ptay outdoors. This product is made only lor indoor use. does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
. Do not leave the vehicle or transmftter near sources of heat or under determined by turning the equlpment offend on, the user is encouraged to try to
direct sunllgrt for long periods at time. correct the interference by one or more or the following measures:
. New, play win. you, which in me mgr, - iteorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
, Nonfidnmeable batteries me not m be recharged - Increase the separation between the equipmentand receiver.
- Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from the toy being charged, - Connect (he equipment into an outlet on a circuitdiflerent from that to which the
- Reohar eeble batteries are oni to be charged under adult su ervlsion, New is needed
The reciargeable batteries on the w was M to be New, 9 - Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/iv technician for help.
Dttterent types of batteries or new and med batteries are not to be mixed. THIS mlllfl'ls Fulfill”. msmrtmmrmifi "I‘ll.“- "I".
- Only batteries oi the same or equivalent type as recommended are to SWII'EIIIMIHIEIIHIBIIMIIS, aluminum“. mll'lml.
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- Batteries are to be inserted with the correct polarity, onprgfgggzz
, Exhausted batteries are to be removed from the toy C E 01 97 MADE,” CH,“
The suppty terminals are not to be short~oircuited Mather Quality Product From ELLE); Printedtn (him

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