This document describes the Costway Kids Battery-Powered Ride On Car (TQ10040), a toy vehicle designed for children. It includes assembly instructions, safety warnings, operational details, and maintenance guidelines.
Function Description
The Costway Kids Battery-Powered Ride On Car is a recreational toy vehicle designed for children aged 37-96 months. It operates on a 12V battery system and can be controlled either by the child using a pedal and steering wheel or by an adult via a remote control. The car features forward and backward movement, adjustable speed settings (low, medium, high), a horn, music playback via a control board, and connectivity options like USB and wireless technology for external audio. It is intended for use on flat, hard surfaces and is not equipped with brakes, emphasizing the importance of adult supervision and safe operating environments.
Important Technical Specifications
- Model: TQ10040
- Age Range: 37-96 months
- Maximum User Weight: 66 lbs (for 1 rider)
- Batteries: 12V
- Motor: 12V (Dual drive)
- Dimension: 37.5" x 22" x 18.5"
- Speed: 2-3 Mph (12V)
- Play Time: 1-2 hours
- Charging Time: 8-12 hours (15-18 hours for initial use)
- Charger Output: DC 12V
- Remote Control Batteries: 2 x AAA LR03 alkaline batteries (not included)
- Assembly: Requires 2 persons, approximately 45 minutes. Tools required: Screwdriver (bring your own), Needle Nose Pliers (not included).
Usage Features
Assembly:
The assembly process involves attaching wheels, rear bumper reinforcement, steering wheel, seat, mirrors, and windshield. Wheels are secured with gaskets, cotter pins, and wheel covers. The rear bumper reinforcement is fixed with M4*10 screws. The steering wheel requires connecting wires from the steering column, then securing it with a nut and bolt. The seat buckles into a slot and is fixed with a seat switch. Mirrors are screwed into the windshield, which then slots into the car body.
Operation (Child Control):
- Pedal Button: Press to move forward, release to stop.
- Shift Switch: Changes direction between Forward and Backward.
- Horn Button: Activates the horn sound.
- Control Board:
- Power Button: Long press for 3 seconds to turn the vehicle on/off.
- Wireless Technology: Connects to a mobile phone for music playback.
- FM Radio: Long press for 2-3 seconds to search for stations; light flashes during search.
- Music Button: Plays pre-loaded music.
- Last Song/Next Song: Switches songs; long press to decrease/increase volume.
- High/Slow Speed Buttons: Changes the car's speed.
- Light Button: Turns lights on/off.
- USB Port: For connecting USB devices.
- Socket: Charging port.
- Power Display: Shows battery level.
Operation (Remote Control - Adult Supervision):
- Binding: Long press the frequency key (M) for 2-4 seconds until the low-speed LED light flashes. Turn on the car. If the LED light stays on, binding is successful. If it fails, remove batteries and repeat.
- Brake Button (P): Press to stop, press again to move.
- Speed Button (S): Press to cycle through low, medium, and high speeds. The corresponding LED indicator on the remote lights up. Speed changes only when moving forward.
- Forward/Backward Keys (△/▽): Controls movement direction. Speed increases slowly to prevent sudden impact.
- Left/Right Turn Keys (◁/▷): Controls steering.
- Power Saving Mode: Remote control enters power saving mode after 10 seconds of inactivity (indicator light goes out).
Charging:
- Insert the charger jack into the car's charging hole.
- Plug the charger into a stable AC power supply.
- Initial charge: 15-18 hours.
- Subsequent charges: 8-12 hours.
- Do not charge for more than 20 hours.
- Do not allow the battery to drain completely, as this can cause permanent damage.
Maintenance Features
- Battery and Charger Inspection: Regularly check the battery and charger (supply cord, connector) for wear and damage before charging. Do not charge if damage is found.
- Adult Handling: Only an adult who has read and understood the safety warnings should handle, charge, and recharge the battery.
- Storage:
- Park the vehicle indoors or cover it with a tarp to protect it from wet weather.
- Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading. Store in shade or cover with a tarp.
- Cleaning: Do not wash the vehicle with a hose or soap.
- Battery Longevity: Charge the battery at least once a month, even if the vehicle is not in use, to prolong its life.
- Troubleshooting: The manual provides a troubleshooting guide for common issues such as the vehicle not moving (low battery, electrical protection, incorrect switch position, disconnected battery connectors), battery not recharging (disconnected connectors, charger not plugged in), battery not lasting (not fully charged), warm battery/slight noise (normal), slow speed (low battery, overloaded, uneven surface, loose motor connection), vehicle shaking (loose motor connection), and difficulty shifting (attempting to shift while moving, incorrect gear box installation).
- Battery Warnings:
- Do not mix old and new batteries.
- Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc), or rechargeable batteries.
- Non-rechargeable batteries should not be charged.
- Rechargeable batteries must be charged under adult supervision.
- Exhausted batteries must be removed.
- Supply terminals should not be short-circuited.
- Keep batteries away from heat sources.
- Avoid hitting batteries against hard objects.
- Do not submerge batteries in water.
- Ensure correct battery polarity during insertion.
- The vehicle's battery is not replaceable.
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