5. Carefully lift the battery.
• Depending on the state of the battery (for example leakage) you may have to wear protective gloves before you
remove the battery.
• Do not lift the battery by its terminals or cables.
6. Place the discharged battery in a plastic packaging.
Important! The sealed lead-acid battery must be recycled or thrown away in an ecologically friendly manner for the purpose
of avoiding pollution of the environment.
The battery contains lead acid (electrolyte) and must be discarded in an ecologically friendly manner in accordance with the
regulatory requirements. DO NOT throw the rechargeable battery in fire, because it may explode or leak. DO NOT throw the
lead-acid battery in the containers for household waste. The incineration (burning), land filling or mixing of the sealed lead-
acid batteries with the household waste is forbidden by law. The discharged rechargeable battery can be given at the local
recycling center for recycling or at a center for sale of such batteries.
7. Replace the battery with new one and reconnect all cables and terminals.
8. Place the metal bracket protecting the battery from upturning or falling back on.
9. Return the seat of the battery operated tractor back in place.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE OF THE PRODUCT
Problem Possible cause Solution
The vehicle does not run
The battery may low on power.
After each use, or once a month minimum, charge the
battery for 8 - 12 hours, but no more than that.
Thermal fuse has tripped
The vehicle is equipped with a self-resetting fuse. When the
vehicle is overloaded or operated incorrectly; the self-
resetting fuse will be cut off for 5-20 seconds before
becoming operational again. The self-resetting fuse is under
the seat DO NOT overload the vehicle, Maximum weight
allowed:30kg
DO NOT tow anything behind the vehicle.
DO NOT drive up steep slopes.
DO NOT drive into fixed objects, which may cause the
wheels to spin, causing the motor to overheat.
DO NOT drive in very hot weather, components may
overheat.
DO NOT tamper with the electric system, Doing so may
create a short circuit, causing the fuse to trip.
Wheel nuts are loose.
If the nuts are not tight, the wheels will not engage the
forward gears. Tighten the nut with the nut wrench.
Battery connector or wires are
loose.
Make Sure the battery connectors are firmly plugged in to
each other.
Battery is dead.
Have you properly maintained the battery according to the
directions? Is the battery old? Your battery may need to be
replaced.
Electric system is damaged.
Water may have corroded the system, or loose dirt, gravel
or sand might have jammed the switch.
Motor is damaged. The motor needs professional repair.
The battery will not
recharge.
Battery connector or adapter
connector is loose.
Make sure the battery connector and adapter connector are
firmly plugged together.
Charger is not plugged in.
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