Lean Cars BBH-011 - User Manual

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Summary

About Your New Vehicle

Important Safety Warnings

Crucial safety alerts and instructions for safe use and assembly of the toy car.

Assembly Steps

Install the Back Wheel

Guide for attaching the rear wheels and related components, including training wheels.

Install the Front Wheel

Instructions for fitting the front wheels and associated parts to the vehicle body.

Connect Power Plug

Battery Safety Warning

Critical safety information regarding battery handling, charging, and types.

Install Seat and After-poppet

Instructions for securely attaching the seat and the rear protective cover (after-poppet).

Install Windshield

Install Steering Wheel

Guide for mounting the steering wheel onto the vehicle's steering column.

Install Rear View Mirrors

Instructions for attaching the side mirrors to the vehicle body.

How To Operate Your Vehicle

Transmitter Controls and Pairing

Explanation of the remote control buttons, speed settings, and initial pairing process.

General Operation Safety

Rules for Safe Riding

Key riding rules to ensure child's safety, including speed, environment, and supervision.

Media Player Interface

Steering Wheel Functions

Details on operating the horn and music buttons located on the steering wheel.

Circuit Diagram

Charging Your Vehicle

Instructions and warnings for safely charging the vehicle's battery.

Charging Safety Precautions

Critical warnings to prevent fire and electric shock during battery charging.

Charging Process and Protection

Troubleshooting Guide

Vehicle Not Running Issues

Diagnosing and resolving problems like the vehicle not moving or starting.

Battery Charging Problems

Troubleshooting steps for issues related to the battery not charging or charger malfunction.

Performance and Charging Issues

Maintaining Your Vehicle

Guidelines for regular maintenance, cleaning, and storage to ensure longevity.

Disposal Of Battery

Battery Handling and Safety

Precautions for handling batteries, charging, polarity, and mixing battery types.

This document serves as the owner's manual for a Children's Electronic Toy Car, providing comprehensive instructions for assembly, operation, maintenance, and battery disposal.

Function Description:

The Children's Electronic Toy Car is a ride-on toy designed for children aged 3 years and above, with a maximum user weight of 25 kg. It is intended for family and domestic use only, not for use in traffic. The vehicle is operated via a combination of a power switch, forward/reverse switch, accelerator pedal, and a remote control for adult supervision. It features a steering wheel with horn and music buttons, and an MP3 player interface with USB and TF card slots for entertainment. The remote control offers full directional control (forward, back, left, right), speed adjustment (low, medium, high), and a brake function, with remote control priority over the pedal switch when active.

Important Technical Specifications:

Suitable Age: 3+ years
Maximum User Weight: 25 kg
Battery: DC 6V 4.5AH1 / 12V4.5AH1 (non-replaceable)
Product Size: 990550410 mm
Material: PP (Polypropylene)
Charger Input: 100-240V, 50-60Hz
Charger Output: 6V 500mA / 12V 700mA
Optimum Charging Temperature: Below 40°C
Charging Time: 8-12 hours (at most 20 hours for initial charge)
Fuse: F 5A/6A, Self-resetting
Remote Control Batteries: 2x AAA (1.5V) batteries (not included)
Remote Control Frequency: 2.405GHz-2.485GHz
Maximum Speed: Unsuitable for children under 3 years due to its maximum speed (as per warning 7).
Drive System: Available in single drive or two double drives configurations.

Usage Features:

Adult Assembly Required: The product contains small parts and requires adult assembly, taking approximately 40 minutes. Children should be kept away during assembly.
Initial Battery Charge: Before first use, the battery must be charged for 8-12 hours, but no more than 20 hours, to prevent overheating. Subsequent charges should also be 8-12 hours, not exceeding 20 hours.
Power Connection: Ensure the docking plug is connected before installing the seat. Power plugs cannot be operated in reverse.
Wheel Installation: The manual details the installation of both back and front wheels, including drive motors, gaskets, nuts, and core covers. It notes that the double drive wheel installation method is the same for left and right, while single drive references the front wheel installation.
Seat and After-poppet Installation: Involves securing the after-poppet and seat to the car body using screws and hooking the seat back into the card slot.
Windshield and Rear View Mirror Installation: Simple press-fit for the windshield and hook insertion for the rear view mirrors.
Operation Controls:
- Power Switch: Turns the vehicle on/off.
- Forward/Reverse Switch: Selects driving direction.
- Pedal Switch: Acts as the accelerator.
- Steering Wheel: Provides directional control.
- Horn Button: Activates the horn.
- Music Button: Plays music.
- MP3 Player Interface: USB terminal, TF card jack, and MP3 interface allow connection to external audio sources. Features include music switching, volume adjustment, pause, and mode switching (MP3, USB, TF card).
- Voltage Display: Indicates battery charge level.
Remote Control Operation:
- Pairing: Hold down Forward and Back keys on the remote simultaneously, then turn on the main power switch on the car. The speed display red light will stop flashing upon successful pairing.
- Directional Control: Forward, Back, Left, Right buttons.
- Speed Adjustment: Speed display button cycles through low (one red light), medium (two red lights), and high (three red lights).
- Brake: Brake key maintains a brake state with all red indicators flashing; touching again releases the brake.
- Remote Control Priority: Depending on the product configuration, the remote control may override the pedal switch.
Safety Warnings:
- Never leave a child unattended; direct adult supervision is required.
- Always keep the child in view when in the vehicle.
- Never use in roadways, near cars, on steep inclines/steps, or bodies of water.
- Always wear shoes and sit on the seat.
- Protective equipment should be worn.
- The toy has no brake.
- Avoid overloading the vehicle (max 25kg), towing, driving up steep slopes, or into fixed objects to prevent fuse tripping and motor overheating.
- Do not tamper with the electric system.
- Do not drive on wet surfaces, in rain/snow, or in the dark.
- Ensure a complete stop before changing directions.
- Prohibited to change the circuit or add other electric parts.
- Adjustable play seat belts are included; instruct children on proper use.

Maintenance Features:

Regular Inspection: Parents are responsible for regularly checking main parts (battery, charger, cord, plug, screws, enclosure) for potential hazards or damage. Damaged parts must be repaired before use.
Plastic Parts: Ensure plastic parts are not cracked or broken.
Lubrication: Occasionally use a lightweight oil to lubricate moving parts like wheels.
Storage: Park the vehicle indoors or cover it with a tarp to protect it from wet weather. Keep away from heat sources to prevent plastic parts from melting.
Battery Care:
- Recharge the battery after each use, or at least once a month if not used regularly.
- Only adults can handle and charge the battery.
- Do not allow the battery to drain completely.
- Do not charge the battery upside down.
- Secure the battery with its bracket to prevent it from falling out.
- Charge in a well-ventilated area ONLY, away from heat and flammable materials.
- Do not pick up the battery by wires or charger; use the case only.
- Charge in a dry area.
- Do not open the battery; it contains toxic and corrosive lead acid.
- Regularly examine the charger for damage to the cord, plug, enclosure, and other parts. Do not use if damaged.
Cleaning: Clean with a soft, dry cloth. Use non-wax furniture polish for shine; do not use car wax or abrasive cleaners.
Avoid Harsh Environments: Do not wash with a hose, soap, or water. Do not drive in rainy/snowy weather, loose dirt, sand, or fine gravel, as these can damage the motor, electric system, and moving parts.
Electrical Disconnection: When not in use, turn off the power switch and disconnect the battery connection.
Troubleshooting: The manual provides solutions for common issues such as the vehicle not running (low battery, tripped fuse, loose wheel nuts, loose battery connectors, dead battery, damaged electric system/motor) and the battery not recharging (loose connectors, unplugged charger, faulty charger).
Battery Disposal: Sealed lead-acid batteries must be recycled or disposed of in an environmentally sound manner. Do not dispose in fire, regular household trash, or mix with other batteries. Return to an approved recycling facility or local seller of automotive batteries. Contact waste management officials for information.