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GEWINO
1.
Charge the Power Pack
1. Plug charger into a
household OuUet.
2.
Charge the power pack for 4hfs.
Nore:
Pack
is
3.
Alter charging for 4hrs, unplug
charger and disconnect pack.
4.
IMPORTAM: The first 3 times you
charge the battery, charge for at
least
5.5
the battery, and run battery until it
is fully exhausted.
RUNNING TIME
Appoximale
-.+may
recharge
CAUTION
DO
has cooled
Recharging near lire orhigh teripralure is dangerous..
Do not recharae
Always unpnu<ciwer pack when not ~n use.
Do
D~spose ol power packs properly, do not aisassemble.
.
Always remove power pa& from vehicle belore charging.
Do
hours in order to condiliw
running
quit suddenly. Let pack cool, then
after removing pack trom vehicle.
not remove
not
dmpose of pack
n6t
use
charger fwany use other than inshuctedin riirectimns.
120V
MI
charged
tvne
warm
Recnarging
or hot pwe! packs. Walt
Dacks
STARTED
when
new.
is
12-18 min.
loo
lhal show wear
in
fire, explosm
Power
early w~ll Ylorlen pack llle
or
or
personal
leakaae.
n.
20
W
man
illpry
unll
pack
may occur.
2.
Siide fully charged
Ni-Cd Battery
pack
forward.
3.
Relock the battery door.
TO REMOVE BATTERY
1.
Unlatch battery door.
2.
Slide battery backward.
To ensure proper function
*Do not mix old and new batterres.
-Do not mix alkaline, standard,
.Batteries installation should be done by an adult.
-Non.rechargeable balteries are not
-Rechargeable balteries are to be removed trom the toy
recharged (if removable).
.Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged underadun supervision
lil
removable1
.~h~n~b#~esameor-alen(vpe~recommendedarebbem
.Ballr~~es are to be lnseneo u.lh correct pdanty.
.Exhausted
.The supply terminals are not to be shorl.circuited.
4.
Driving
1.
Tum On/OH switch
on vehicle to the
On position.
2.
Operation
ballenes are to be remoied trom the toy
or
rechargeable batteries.
to
be
recharged.
betore being
2.
Install Battery In Hand Controller
1.
Remove
compartment on the
hand remote.
2.
lnserl one 'W16LR61
Heavy Duly Battery.
3.
0%
properly matched.
NoIe
PERFORMANCEALWAYS
USE
3.
Install
TO INSERT BATTERY
1. Unlock battery door
by tuning latch to
the right.
cover
sure the + and - are
FOR
BEST
ALKALINE
Charged
ol battery
BAl7ERIES.
.
Power
Pack
in Vehicle
3.
When you're done driving your Havoc
I ,I
II
I
.I,
I
,I
RC
turn the On/OH switch
I
I,
.
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SAFETY
Aduffi. (ha toy is recommended lor chddren age
revlew all operating instructions and safety guidelines.
Operating And Caring
.
DO NOT drive Havoc on streets. Streets are for real cars only.
Always operate your vehicle within a range of
Always store your vehicle in a cool, dry place and ON of painted or
varnished surfaces.
deep vehicle away from wet surlaces or raln
ACCIDENTAUY aets wet
trying to run it again.
Keep vehicle away from sandy, dusty areas.
Electronic instnments are
long periods
CLEANING
-
Brush areas where
Wipe body off wnha
Do not clean vehicls with chemicals or water,
-
of
play under olrecl sunl~ght.
AND
dii
and dust get trapped.
so(t
rag or tact cloth.
For
and
sto~s runnma. let it dw overnant oelore
sensitive
to direct sunl.gri1 or heat. Avold
MAINTENANCE
8
years
Havoc
50
If
your ven clo
-.
and older. Please
feet from you.
HINTS/
Warning: Changes or
party responsible for compliance could void the useh authority to
by the
operate the equipment.
CAUm Not recommended for children under age of
instwctioos before operating. AvoM hitting people, pets. or fumilure. Do
not pick up moving vehicle. Keep hair,
vehicle when
is stored. AVOID
SURFACES.
NOTE: This equipment
bmits for a Class B diipital device, pursuant to Pan
These limits
interlemnce in a resiiential 'installation.
"
and can radiate radio freouencv enemv and. if'kt instaged and used in.
accordance a in tne mstriciions, may cause hannful interference to radlo
communications.
not occur in a panhlar Installation.
interterence to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment
the interference by one or more
-
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-
Increase the separation belween the equipment and receiver.
.
Connecl the equ~pmhi .nlo an outlet on a clrcd.1 d~lferent from that to
hnlcn the receiver is connecteo.
-
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician lor help.
power
Outdoor play recommended.
are
modifications
switch is turned
TIRE CONTACT ON PAiNTED OR VARNISHED
has
been lested and lound to conply wilh the
&asid
bprovidi reasonable ordectlon asaim
However. hem $ no guarantee that interference
on and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct
to this unit not expressty approved
8.
hands,
ON.
, ~ ~-,~~
ll
this equipment does cause harmful
of the following measures:
and CMmg away from
Remove battsries when vehicle
15 d the FCC Rules.
This
eauioment aeneratas. uses.
~.
~~
Read ail
~ ~
harmful
~~~
will
GUIDE FOR TROUBLE SHOOTING
Check tne po nts below H you are experiencing diltlculty. Sometlmes
an apparent ma.l~nction is the result of a s mple cause and ellect as
shown below.
Vehicle runs
or will not run. not ON. be ON.
Emtic operaionor Rad~o interference change location
only shon range likely. OPERATING AND
possrbte.
Short vehicla Conlinues
battery life. rough
If you would like
TTger Electmnics Consumer Helpllne at 1-800844-3733.
slowlv
Main vehicle switch Check vehicle switch, must
Weak vehicle or Replace with fresh alkaline
controller batteries. battery tor controller. For
Using wrong Use correct transmitter.
use
terrain or
stem hills.
further
help wlth your Havoc RC, please call the
.
vehicle, replace with fully
charged
CARING FOR HAVOC)
on Use on less severe terrain.
Ni.Cd battefy.
1
(5
CAUTION
1.
Rado interference
controlled veMcles operation on the same freauew as vour vehicle.
2.
Rado
nterference
high voltage electrical wiree, large steer reinforced concrete
and passing trucks wilh CB radios.
3.
Do NOT operate your vehicle over wet surfaces Water can damage
the internal electronic assemblies.
4.
Do
NOT drive your remote control vehicle into the streets.
5.
For best results, hold antenna up. nut Dointed down toward the
.ehlcIe. Too far away from tne transm~iter, your s gnal jlrengtir wilt
become
range for the vehicle should be between 30 and 50 feet depending
on conditions.
weak
can
be Caused by the presence ol other radio-
can
be
caused
and the vehrcre
by tne
operation
a~ll
not funclion prowlv
.
,.
ot your vehrle near
1
I
e rnaximum
buildinss
FVC
9aDAY LIMITED WARRANTY
Xger Electronics, LTD. (Tger) warrants lo the original consumer purchaser
of this oroduct will be free from defects in materials or workmanshio for
-
90 day& lrom
oamages
other causes notarisinq oul of defects in materials or workmanship.
Durina this 90-dav warranlv oeriod. the oroduct will either be reoaired or
replac"& (at~~erioptlon) w~ihoutchar~d to the purchaser, whenielurned
with
proof of the date of purchase lo elther the dealer or to T~qer
Product returned to Tiaer without orool of the date
tr~e 90.day warranty Grioo nas eiplred. but pr~or to one year from the
artg
nal dated purchase,
lor a
servtce lee of U.S. S9.00. Payments must be by checd or money
order
The
foregoing
any breach of warranty
All product returned must be shipped prepaid and insured for loss
damage to:
Tne prcduct should be carelblly packed In the orlgmao box or other pacbng
malerta s sulloc~ent to avold damage durlng sh~pment tnc boe a complete
wntten
warranly period, and your printed name, adbress and telephone numbe;
THlS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES AND
NO OTHER REPRESENTATIONS OR CLAIMS OF ANY NATURE
SHALL BE BINDING ON OR OBLIGATE TIGER IN ANY WAY. ANY
IMPLIED WARRANTIES APPLICABLE TO THlS PRODUCT,
INCLUDING WAHRANMS OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. ARE LIMITED TO THE NINETY (90)
DAMAGES
MALFUNCTION OF THlS PRODUCT.
Some states do not allow limitations as to how lona an imolied warrantv
hss
ador excl~s~ons
SO
the above l#mltat ons andlor exclusions ol ..ab Illy may not apply to
This warranty gives you specific rights, and you may aiso have othe;
rights which vary from state to stale.
For more information about Tiger Electronics, our products and
special promotions, please
me
date
01
resulting
Davable to liaer Electronics. itd.
.
.
slates the purchaser's sole and exclusive remedy for
oescr~ptlon ol the delect, a check 11 oroducl e bevolld the SO-dav
RESULTING
nrsg~nal purchase Thls warranty does not cmcr
from a;c~dent.
negligence,
u.ll
be repaired or replaced (at Tlgeh option)
nnproper servlce or use or
oi
ourchase or after
-
wiUl respect to the product.
Tiger Repair Department
1000
N. Butterlield Road, Unit 1023
Vemon Hilts. lL60061, U.S.A.
FROM
POSSESSION,
or
l~rnitat~ons of Inudental or ciwequenllal damage;
visa our web site at: www.tlge~toys.com
USE,
1
01
OR
yo^
FCC STATEblENTS
This device complies with Part 15 ol the FCC Rules. Operation is subject
to the following
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
hm
condltiom
:
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Parent should examine
mere is anv damacle.
has
been properlyrepaired.-
CARE
AND USE MAINTENANCE
0
Clean the unit with a
Please do no? put the unit in direct sunlight or near any source
of heat.
Please remove the
period
of
Do
Don't spill anything on the unit.
Do not immersed in water.
time.
not use any chemical solvent to dean the unit.
lhe
unlt ano cnarger penodlcally,
the
tov must not
soft,
damp cloth.
battery t you
:
wont
be
used
be
~nbi thel damaoe
using Me unit
10
for
case
a long
-
THE BATTERY PACK
Ni-Cd
Type:
Number
Voltage
Capacity : 7OOmAH(PremIum)
Banety
of cell8 : 5 x 1.2 v
:
6
volts
(INCLUDED)
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