What to do if my LAEGENDARY GRANDO Motorized Toy Car won't steer or move?
If your LAEGENDARY Motorized Toy Car won't steer or move, make sure the battery pack is charged. Also, check that the battery wires are securely plugged in. If those steps don't resolve the issue, follow the Quick Start Guide for the proper start-up sequence.
Why does my LAEGENDARY GRANDO battery charge not last as long as it should?
There are several reasons why your LAEGENDARY Motorized Toy Car's NiMH battery charge might not last as long as expected. * The ESC might be set to LiPo battery. If that's the case, refer to the ESC guide to set the ESC jumper to NiMH battery. * The NiMH battery might not be fully charged. To solve this, completely charge the NiMH battery with an appropriate NiMH charger. * The NiMH battery might not be holding a charge. Try fully charging the NiMH battery with an appropriate NiMH charger.
What to do if my LAEGENDARY GRANDO Motorized Toy Car moves with no throttle input?
If your LAEGENDARY Motorized Toy Car moves without you using the throttle, it could be due to these reasons: * The throttle trim might not be set correctly. Try adjusting the transmitter throttle trim. * You might not have followed the correct start-up procedure. Review the Quick Start Guide to ensure you're starting the car properly.
Why does my LAEGENDARY GRANDO turn to the side automatically?
If your LAEGENDARY Motorized Toy Car automatically veers to the side, consider these potential causes: * The steering trim may need adjustment. Adjust the transmitter steering trim. * The steering servo horn may need realigning or replacement. Inspect the servo horn and replace it if it appears worn or stripped. * The servo gears might be stripped. If so, replace the servo. * There might be too much toe-out in the front wheels. Adjust the steering linkage to reduce the toe amount.
What to do if my LAEGENDARY Motorized Toy Car runs backward when I pull the throttle?
If your LAEGENDARY Motorized Toy Car runs backward when you pull the throttle, the radio “Throttle Reverse” switch may be improperly set. Try switching the radio “Throttle Reverse” switch. Another possible cause is that the motor-to-ESC wiring is incorrect. Check the wires from the motor to the ESC.
What to do if my LAEGENDARY Motorized Toy Car LiPo battery won't recharge?
If your LAEGENDARY Motorized Toy Car's LiPo battery won't recharge after use, it could be because the ESC is set to NiMH battery, causing the LiPo battery to discharge below a safe level. Refer to the ESC Guide and set the ESC jumper to LiPo battery. Another reason could be a bad LiPo battery. If this is the case, properly dispose of the LiPo battery, as it is no longer safe to use. If not, replace the LiPo battery with a fully charged, brand new battery and dispose of the old battery according to local laws.
Why does my LAEGENDARY GRANDO Motorized Toy Car steer to the left when I steer to the right?
If your LAEGENDARY Motorized Toy Car steers in the opposite direction of your input, the steering reverse switch on the transmitter may be set incorrectly. Flip the steering reverse switch on the transmitter. Alternatively, if you are driving towards yourself, it may just seem like it's backwards. Practice driving the vehicle to get used to steering with different vehicle orientations; when driving towards yourself, it just seems like the steering is backwards.
What causes a grinding sound in my LAEGENDARY Motorized Toy Car?
A grinding sound in your LAEGENDARY Motorized Toy Car can be caused by a gear mesh that is too loose. Reset the gear mesh. It could also be caused by worn gears, in which case you should replace the gears.
What to do if the motor accelerated suddenly, stuttered or stopped during the starting-up process of my LAEGENDARY GRANDO?
If the motor in your LAEGENDARY Motorized Toy Car accelerates suddenly, stutters, or stops during start-up, it could be because the discharge capacity of the pack is insufficient. Use another pack with better discharge capability. Another reason may be that the RPM is too high, or the gear ratio or final drive ratio is incorrect. Use stock motor, stock gearing, and don’t pull heavy loads.
Why did the motor suddenly stop working in my LAEGENDARY GRANDO Motorized Toy Car?
If the motor in your LAEGENDARY Motorized Toy Car suddenly stopped working but the steering still functions, it's possible that the LVC (Low Voltage Cutoff) protection or the thermal protection has been activated. Check the battery voltage and the ESC temperature. Let it cool down and recharge the battery.
Provides an overview of the GRANDO crawler manual and its purpose.
Outlines the conditions and liabilities for using the product.
Details the device's compliance with FCC rules for digital devices.
Specifies RF exposure limits and safe operating distances for the equipment.
Highlights critical risks including injury and fire hazards during operation and battery handling.
Key operational guidelines and warnings for safe and responsible use of the RC model.
Precautions for operating the Electronic Speed Control (ESC) safely and preventing damage.
Lists the components included in the GRANDO RC model package.
Instructions for properly installing the battery pack into the RC model.
Essential safety guidelines for charging and handling LiPo and NiMH batteries.
Details the components of the radio system and their connections.
Steps for installing batteries into the remote control transmitter.
Procedure for binding the remote control to the receiver.
Details the functions of each channel on the remote control transmitter.
Explains how Channels 1 and 2 control steering and throttle.
Details how to connect and control LED lights using Channel 3.
Explains how Channels 4 and 5 control the speed servo and winch.
Highlights the capabilities and design of the ESC, including weather resistance.
Illustrates the proper wiring connections for the Electronic Speed Control.
Provides technical specifications for the Electronic Speed Control unit.
Explains how to configure the ESC mode and battery type using jumper pins.
Details the ESC's battery and temperature protection mechanisms.
General precautions and warnings for operating the RC crawler.
Guidelines for operating the model in wet environments and its water-resistant features.
Steps to take before operating the crawler in wet conditions.
Specific precautions for the motor when operating in wet or submerged conditions.
Procedures for cleaning and maintaining the crawler after running in wet conditions.
Recommended maintenance frequency for key components after extended wet use.
Regular checks for damage, wear, and loose components to maintain optimal condition.
Routine maintenance for chassis, motor, shocks, suspension, and driveline.
Guidelines for storing the RC model properly, including battery removal.
Troubleshooting steps for NiMH batteries not holding a charge.
Solutions for LiPo batteries failing to recharge after use.
Diagnosing and resolving problems with the ESC not powering on.
Fixing the issue where the vehicle moves backward when the throttle is pulled forward.
Troubleshooting steps for the vehicle not moving with throttle input.
Addressing motor stoppage while steering remains functional.
Resolving issues with the motor during startup, including stuttering or stopping.
Identifying and fixing causes of grinding sounds in the drivetrain.
Diagnosing and resolving clicking noises related to the steering mechanism.
Troubleshooting steps for when the vehicle fails to steer or move.
Addressing the issue where the vehicle turns to one side automatically.
Fixing reversed steering input, where left input causes right movement.
Lists essential tools required for assembling and maintaining the RC model.
Lists additional items, such as batteries, required for operating the RC model.
Lists various types of screws, including button head, flat head, and cap head screws.
Lists additional fasteners like cap head screws, set screws, and locknuts.
Details parts like wheel hubs, CVDs, axle housings, and differential gears.
Lists E-clips, pins, ball bearings, and linkage rods.
Details steering knuckles, steering arms, and linkage rods.
Lists front/rear CVD shafts, axle sets, and linkage holders.
Details various types of bearings (A, B, C) and ball ends.
Includes brushed motor and spur gear as replacement parts.
Lists pinion gear, ESC, servos, and servo mounts.
Details chassis frame parts, battery cases, and RX/ESC support.
Lists velcro straps, body posts, body mounts, and bumper brackets.
Details rear bumpers, rescue rings, and shock mount components.
Lists oil shocks, wheels, and steel frame rail links.
Includes remote control, NiMH battery, charger, and body clips.
Lists exhaust pipe and winch plastic case as replacement parts.
Lists upgraded aluminum axle housings, covers, adaptors, and linkage holders.
Details upgraded aluminum steering knuckles, arms, and CVD sets.
Lists upgraded aluminum servo mounts and chassis steel frame rails.
Lists upgraded aluminum body posts, mounts, bumpers, and RX box supports.
Details upgraded aluminum oil shocks and steel frame rail links.
Lists the upgraded bungee cord part.
Diagram illustrating the assembly of the front and rear oil shock absorbers.
Diagram showing the exploded view and assembly of the front and rear differentials.
Diagram showing the exploded view and assembly of the rear axle components.
Diagram illustrating the exploded view and assembly of the front axle components.
Diagrams for assembling lower, upper, and steering linkage rods.
Diagram showing the exploded view and assembly of the steering servo and related parts.
Diagram for assembling the chassis, bumpers, and related frame parts.
Diagrams for assembling the speed transmission set, with and without servo.
Diagram showing the assembly of upper linkage rods.
Diagram for assembling lower linkages and the central drive shaft.
Diagram illustrating the assembly of the wheels.
Diagrams showing body assembly with rollcage, mirrors, and exhaust pipe.
Diagram for assembling battery case, receiver, and body posts.
Diagram illustrating the assembly of the oil shocks.
Details warranty periods for Remote Control, Motor, and ESC.
Lists parts and conditions not covered by the warranty.
Showcases the range of RC cars available from LAEGENDARY.
Showcases the 'Legend' model, a 1:10 scale RC truck.
Highlights features of the 1:20 scale Triton RC truck.
Showcases the 1:16 scale Sonic Brushless RC truck and its features.
General| Brand | LAEGENDARY |
|---|---|
| Model | GRANDO |
| Category | Motorized Toy Car |
| Language | English |
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