To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Funtek Motorized Toy Car have a short run time?
If your Funtek Motorized Toy Car has a short run time, the battery may be damaged or not charged. Check or change the battery. Also, the motor might be dirty, or the brushes worn. In this case, check, clean, or replace them.
Why does my Funtek Motorized Toy Car have poor range?
If your Funtek Motorized Toy Car has poor range, it could be due to low transmitter batteries; replace or recharge them. Another cause might be a damaged receiver antenna; check, repair, or replace it.
What to do if my Funtek STX does not operate?
If your Funtek Motorized Toy Car doesn't operate, first, replace or recharge the transmitter batteries. If that doesn't work, make sure the transmitter is powered on. Also, check if the vehicle battery needs to be replaced or recharged.
Why is my Funtek STX's action sluggish?
If your Funtek Motorized Toy Car is sluggish, it could be due to several reasons. The motor might be dirty or the brushes worn, so check, clean, or replace them. There could be a bind in the drivetrain, so clean and adjust it. Also, the vehicle battery may not be charged, so replace or recharge it.
General| Brand | Funtek |
|---|---|
| Model | STX |
| Category | Motorized Toy Car |
| Language | English |
Key safety precautions for operating the remote control car and handling batteries.
Details the 90-day warranty for the hobby product, valid for the original purchaser.
Excludes damage from improper installation, mishandling, accidents, and normal wear.
Instructions for making a warranty claim or requesting repairs through the dealer.
Confirms the product's compliance with European directives and standards.
Ensures battery charging is supervised by an adult and not left unattended.
Important notes on matching polarities and mixing battery types in the transmitter.
Identification of key controls on the transmitter including steering, throttle, and trim.
Mapping transmitter inputs to vehicle actions: forward, brake, left, right, backward.
Instructions for operating the power switch on the transmitter.
How to use the steering trim to adjust the car's direction.
Explanation of how to select between full and half speed modes.
Correct procedure for turning the transmitter and vehicle on and off.
Recommendations for safe operation in open areas to prevent crashes.
Warning regarding water level limits and potential damage to the truck.
Guidance on starting with low speed and avoiding high-speed impacts.
Proper motor break-in for performance and tips to prolong motor life.
Troubleshooting tips for a short battery run time or motor issues.
Solutions for a slow or unresponsive vehicle, including motor and drivetrain checks.
Steps to take if the car or transmitter is not powering on or responding.
Diagnosing and fixing issues with limited control range or signal loss.
How to resolve problems with the transmitter and receiver not connecting.
Addressing issues where the receiver intermittently stops responding during operation.
Guidance on re-establishing the connection (bind) between transmitter and receiver.
