Fisher-Price B5110 Instruction Sheet

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TYCO R/C SUPPORT
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Vehicle
Keep these instructions for future reference: they contain important information.
CONTENTS/FEATURES
q Steering Adjuster (adjust, if
necessary, to keep your vehicle running straight)
w ON/OFF Switch e Gear Selector (LOW/HIGH) r Battery Compartment (see detail
view)
t Stunt Wheels (x2) y Battery Latch u Battery Door
CAUTION:
Surfaces may become hot and cause burns if
electronics get wet. Do not operate vehicle through water or snow.
Transmitter
BASIC OPERATION
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q Driving Controls
w Battery Door
FORWARD REVERSE LEFT
RIGHT
NOT RECOMMENDED
FOR CHILDREN UNDER 6 YEARS OF AGE. AS WITH ALL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS, PRECAUTIONS SHOULD BE OBSERVED DURING HANDLING AND USE TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK. INPUT: 120VAC, 60Hz, 0.04A. OUTPUT: 6.3VDC, 200mA, 1.3VA.
CAUTION-ELECTRIC TOY:
(Your vehicle’s body styling may vary.)
BATTERY INSTALLATION
For detailed information regarding rechargeable battery charging and safety, please refer to “Battery Charging/Care.”
Vehicle
1. Rotate battery latch to open position. Open battery door.
2. Insert battery pack into battery compartment as shown. Make sure battery pack is fully inserted into battery compartment.
3. Close battery door while pressing the battery pack in (you’ll be pressing the battery pack against a spring). Rotate battery latch to locked position.
4. To remove battery pack: turn latch, open battery door and remove battery pack. The spring will help push the battery pack out to make it easy to remove.
Transmitter
1. Open battery door as shown.
2. Install one 9V battery with polarity (+/-) as shown inside battery compartment.
3. Close battery door.
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Your transmitter is equipped with a special automatic ON battery-saving feature. Just turn your vehicle ON. Then push either transmitter control to run and control your vehicle.
AWESOME WHEELIES!
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Make sure your vehicle’s gear selector is in LOW position: wheelies need plenty of low-gear torque. (HIGH gear is great for flat-out speed!)
Your vehicle is specially engineered to do wild wheelies on command:
• First, push the left transmitter control down to drive
your vehicle backward a short distance. Then, quickly jam the left transmitter control up. Your vehicle will do a super-cool wheelie!
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Make sure you’re driving on a surface that gives you some traction – like concrete, asphalt or carpeting. Smooth surfaces, like tile flooring, aren’t the best for wheelies.
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Your vehicle will do the best wheelies when the battery pack is freshly charged. Please refer to Section V, “Battery Charging/Care.”
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BATTERY CHARGING/CARE
X CAUTION: Use only the charger
supplied with this toy. Do not use any other charging source.
Use only Tyco® R/C 6.0V Jet Turbo® NiCd battery packs. Other batteries may leak or rupture, causing personal injury and damage. Other batteries may give you shorter running time.
BATTERY CHARGING/CARE
1. Plug the battery charger into standard wall outlet.
2. Click the battery pack to the charger. Make certain the battery pack is secure in charger.
3. To disconnect, push the red button on the side of charger and simultaneously slide battery pack out.
4. After charging, the battery will
feel warm. This condition is normal for fully charged batteries.
5. New battery packs must be charged for 10 hours the first two times charged. Subsequent charges will require 6 hours. Charging the battery pack for more than 6 hours will not give you a longer running time. 6 hours is all that is required for a fully charged battery pack.
6. Unlike alkaline batteries, which lose power gradually, a NiCd (Nickel-Cadmium) battery will run for its normal running time and then lose most of its power at once. It is time to recharge the battery pack.
7. After use, the battery pack will be hot! Wait at least 20 minutes until the battery pack cools before recharging. Recharging a warm or
hot battery pack will greatly reduce the number of times your battery pack can be recharged.
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