Mattel Hot Wheels RC X2667

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Summary

Contents and Features

Antenna Setup

Instructions for inserting the antenna wire into the tube and securing it to the transmitter for proper function.

Battery Installation Guide

Vehicle Battery Installation

Steps to install 4 AA batteries in the vehicle, including cover removal and correct polarity.

Transmitter Battery Installation

Steps to install 2 AA batteries in the transmitter, emphasizing correct polarity and cover closure.

Vehicle Operation

Forward and Reverse Control

How to operate the vehicle moving forward and backward using the transmitter controls.

Turning Control

How to steer the vehicle left or right while moving forward or in reverse.

Quick Tips and Troubleshooting

Performance and Interference Advice

Guidance on battery replacement, radio interference sources, and optimal transmitter positioning.

Driving and Storage Precautions

Guidelines on avoiding water, sand, heat, and direct sunlight, plus proper storage procedures.

Malfunction Reset Procedure

Procedure to reset the vehicle and transmitter by power cycling to resolve malfunctions.

Battery Safety Information

General Battery Safety Guidelines

Precautions for handling, charging, mixing, and disposing of batteries to prevent leakage and hazards.

Battery Performance Recommendations

Advice on using high-performance alkaline batteries for best results and replacing initial batteries.

Consumer Information and Safety

Adult Supervision and Safe Play

Recommendations for adult supervision and specific safety tips for children playing with the vehicle.

This document describes the operation and maintenance of a Hot Wheels RC vehicle and its associated transmitter.

Function Description:

The device is a remote-controlled vehicle designed for recreational use. It allows users to control the vehicle's movement (forward, reverse, left, right) using a handheld transmitter. The vehicle is suitable for children aged 5 and above.

Important Technical Specifications:

Power Source (Vehicle): Requires 4 AA alkaline batteries (not included).
Power Source (Transmitter): Requires 2 AA alkaline batteries (not included).
Antenna: Features a flexible antenna wire and an antenna tube for the transmitter.
Controls:
- Forward / Reverse
- Left / Right
- ON(I) / OFF(O) switch for the vehicle.
- Steering adjuster on the vehicle to ensure straight running.
Radio Frequency: Operates on a radio frequency, susceptible to interference from other R/C vehicles, electrical wires, large buildings, or CB radios.
FCC Compliance: The device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules, meaning it may not cause harmful interference and must accept any interference received.

Usage Features:

Battery Installation:
- Vehicle: Unscrew the battery cover with a Phillips head screwdriver, insert 4 AA alkaline batteries with correct polarity, and replace the cover.
- Transmitter: Remove the battery cover, insert 2 AA alkaline batteries with correct polarity, and push the cover shut.
- Note: Once batteries are installed in the transmitter, it is always "ON" and will work automatically upon use.
Antenna Setup (Transmitter):
- Insert the flexible antenna wire through the antenna tube.
- Firmly insert the end of the tube into the transmitter hole.
- Tie a knot at the end of the flexible antenna wire to secure the tube.
Operation:
- The transmitter allows for forward, reverse, left, and right movements.
- The vehicle has an ON/OFF switch.
- A steering adjuster on the vehicle can be used to correct the vehicle's straight-line running.
Quick Tips for Operation:
- Replace batteries when the vehicle starts to lose power or performance.
- Avoid areas with radio interference.
- Point the transmitter up, not down, towards the vehicle for optimal range.
- Do not drive the vehicle in sand, water, or snow. If it gets wet, wipe it dry and allow it to air dry completely.
- Do not store the vehicle near heat or in direct sunlight.
- Always turn switches OFF and remove batteries for storage.
- If the vehicle malfunctions, turn the vehicle and transmitter's power OFF and ON again to reset.

Maintenance Features:

Battery Safety Information:
- Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged.
- Rechargeable batteries must be removed before charging and charged under adult supervision.
- Do not mix battery types (alkaline, standard, rechargeable) or old and new batteries.
- Use only batteries of the recommended type.
- Insert batteries with correct polarity.
- Remove exhausted batteries promptly.
- Do not short-circuit supply terminals.
- Dispose of batteries safely; do not dispose of them in fire.
- For best performance, use regular or high-performance alkaline batteries.
General Care:
- Keep hair away from the wheels to prevent entanglement.
- Avoid operating the vehicle through water or snow, as wet electronics can become hot and cause burns.
- Do not pick up the vehicle while in motion.
- Keep fingers, hair, and loose clothing away from tires and wheel hubs when the vehicle is ON.
- Adult supervision is recommended during operation.
- Remove all batteries when not in use to prevent accidental operation.
Environmental Protection:
- Dispose of the product responsibly, not with household waste (2002/96/EC). Check with local authorities for recycling advice.

Consumer Information:

Adults should review all operating instructions and safety rules with children to ensure safe and fun play.

Never drive the vehicle on streets.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.