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5.The battery must be charged in dry areas only.
6.It is normal for the battery and charger to become warm during charging.
7.Charge the battery at least once a month, even if the car has is not being used.
8.At room temperature under 5 degrees Celsius, the charging must take 3-5 hours more. Do not use this product under - 5
degrees Celsius.
9.The battery and the charger are not toys and it is strictly forbidden for children to play with them.
10.Charging:
•Switch the battery-operated car off before you start charging the battery.
•Insert the adapter DC plug in the charging socket, which is under the seat.
•Insert the AC plug of the adapter in a socket of the main electric grid.
•Make sure that the battery-operated car is turned off.
WARNING!
1. IN ORDER TO AVOID FIRE AND ELECTRIC SHOCK:
- Always use only the rechargeable battery and adapter provided with the bought product. NEVER USE battery or charger
of other brand or another product.
- Do not place the battery or adapter for another product. This may result in overheating, fire or explosion.
- NEVER change the electric current. Making any changes to it may lead to short circuit, fire or explosion or the system
may permanently get damaged.
- DO NOT ALLOW DIRECT CONTACT BETWEEN THE TERMINALS OF THE BATTERY. THIS MAY LEAD TO FIRE
OR EXPLOSION.
- Always keep the battery dry. Do not allow any liquid to get in contact with the battery or its components.
- During the charging of the battery explosive gases, heat or flammable substances accumulate. Charge the battery in well
ventilated places ONLY.
- Never pick up the battery by its cable or adapter. This may lead to damaging of the battery resulting in a fire. Pick the
battery by the corpus ONLY.
-Do not open the adapter! The exposed wires and electric components in the corpus of the adapter may cause electric
shock.
2. The battery terminals, connectors and parts related to them contain lead and lead components, chemicals, which
according to the state of California can cause cancers and reproductive disabilities. Always wash your hands after
handling the battery.
3. Do not open the battery. The battery contains lead acid and other materials, which are toxic and corrosive.
4.Only an adult can handle and charge the battery. NEVER allow children to work with or charge the battery. The battery
is heavy and contains lead acid (electrolyte).
5. Never drop the battery. This may lead to permanent damage of the battery or serious injuries.
6. Before you start charging the product you must check whether the adapter, battery and cables are in good working
order. If there is damage on any of these parts, you must stop using them, until the damage is removed.
7.Do not let the battery discharge entirely. You must recharge it after each use or once a month if you are not going to use
it regularly.
8. Do no turn the battery backwards.
9. Always secure and fasten the rechargeable battery with the bracket. Otherwise the battery can fall and injure the child, if
the battery-operated car upturns.
10. It is normal for the adapter to get heated during charging, but if the adapter gets very hot, you must stop the charging
and check the adapter and battery.
11.The charging socket is situated under the seat of the car.
12. Before you put the battery-operated car in storage, you must charge its battery completely. After that every 3 months
you must charge it, in order to prolong its life.
13. During charging the car is not usable, because the current of the electric system is stopped.
14. Switch the POWER BUTTON OFF before staring to charge the battery.
15. Children are not allowed to handle the adapter. Only an adult must handle it. After charging you must always store it at
a place out of the reach of children. The adapter is not a toy.
REMOVAL OF THE DISCHARGED BATTERY
Your battery at one point will lose its ability to hold charge. Depending on the amount of use and varying conditions, the
battery should be used between one and three years. In order to replace the battery and remove the discharged one, follow
the steps below:
1. Remove the seat of the battery-operated car.
2. Remove the jacks of the battery’s cables.
3. Remove the metal bracket that protects the battery from falling.
4. 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.
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