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Power Wheels NINJA J8472 User Manual

Power Wheels NINJA J8472
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Please read this manual
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and save it with your original
and save it with your original
sales receipt.
sales receipt.
Tool needed for assembly:
• Tool needed for assembly:
Phillips Screwdriver
Phillips Screwdriver
(not included).
(not included).
Use only with a Power Wheels
• Use only with a Power Wheels
®
®
12 Volt Lead-Acid Rechargeable
12 Volt Lead-Acid Rechargeable
Battery and a Power Wheels
Battery and a Power Wheels
®
®
12 Volt Charger with type 12V
12 Volt Charger with type 12V
connector (both included).
connector (both included).
Owner's Manual
with Assembly Instructions
For Models J8472 and K0450
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Power Wheels NINJA J8472 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Model NumberJ8472
Number Of Riders1
Number of Speeds2
ThemeNinja
Product TypeRide-On Toy
Age Range3+
Max Weight Capacity65 lb (29.5 kg)
Speed Forward2.5 mph (4.0 km/h)
Speed Reverse2.5 mph (4.0 km/h)
Battery12V
ColorGreen

Summary

Safety Information

Electrical Hazards and Fire Prevention

Addresses electrical system modifications, incorrect batteries/chargers, and hot motors.

Riding Hazards and Injury Prevention

Covers adult supervision, safe riding areas, and essential riding rules for safety.

Assembly Precautions

Warns about small parts in the unassembled state and the need for adult assembly.

Charger Usage Caution

Advises using the charger exclusively in dry locations to prevent hazards.

Parts Identification

Contact Information for Issues

Provides a phone number for product problems or missing parts instead of returning to the store.

Pre-assembly Checks

Advises identifying all parts and saving packaging material before assembly.

Battery Compartment Access

Explains how to access the battery compartment by lifting the seat.

Lubricant Removal

Instructs to wipe metal parts with a paper towel to remove protective lubricant.

Component Details

Main Components List

Lists and shows components like Rear Axle, 12 Volt Battery, 12 Volt Charger, Hubcaps, Wheel Covers, Bushings, Hand Grips.

Fastener Details

Shows actual size fasteners like screws, washers, and cotter pins with quantities.

Fastener Usage Note

Provides instructions on tightening screws with a Phillips screwdriver, warning against over-tightening.

Parts Picture

Vehicle Assembly Diagram

Illustrates the assembly of various parts with corresponding numbers for identification.

Parts Not Shown

Lists components not depicted in the main diagram, like Label Sheet and specific screws.

Battery Charging Procedures

Electrical Hazard Warnings

Alerts to risks like battery falling, fire from modifications, or improper battery/charger use.

Charger Usage Caution

Recommends using the charger only in dry locations to prevent electrical hazards.

Thermal Fuse Information

Explains the thermal fuse's function, automatic shut-down, and how to reset it.

Important Charging Notes

Details initial charge time, charging after use, battery orientation, and charger safety.

Assembly Instructions

Charger and Battery Connection

Step-by-step guide to plugging the charger into the battery and wall outlet.

Charger Indicator Note

Clarifies that the power indicator shows outlet power, not battery charge status.

Battery Charging Schedule

Specifies initial charging duration (18 hours) and subsequent charging (14 hours).

Rear Axle Assembly

Instructs how to fit a cotter pin into the rear axle for proper assembly.

Continued Assembly Steps

Rear Wheel Assembly

Detailed steps for attaching rear wheels, covers, bushings, and drivers to the axle.

Bottom View Assembly

Guides on positioning the vehicle and sliding the rear axle assembly into place.

Rear Axle Cotter Pin

Reinforces fitting the cotter pin into the rear axle correctly.

Further Assembly Tasks

Handlebar and Steering Column Installation

Instructions for fitting the handlebar and steering column through the vehicle's opening.

Steering Column Cap Attachment

Details on attaching the steering column cap and securing it with a screw.

Plate Installation

Guides on sliding a plate under the steering column and securing it with a screw.

Final Assembly Steps

Front Wheel Assembly

Steps for attaching front wheels, covers, bushings, and washers to the front axle.

Hubcap Installation

Instructions for snapping hubcaps onto the center of each wheel cover.

Front Clip Installation

Guides on fitting the front clip onto the front of the vehicle.

Front Axle Cotter Pin

Reinforces fitting the cotter pin into the front axle correctly.

Accessory Attachment

Brush Guard Installation

Steps to fit the brush guard onto the front clip and secure it with screws.

Hand Grip Installation

Instructions for fitting hand grips onto the ends of the handlebar, with a tip for difficulty.

Connector Hook-up

Guides on locating and connecting the battery indicator and high speed connectors.

Decoration and Seat

Preparation for Labeling

Advises wiping the vehicle surface with a clean cloth before applying labels.

Label Application Guidelines

Instructions on placing labels exactly as shown and avoiding repositioning.

Seat Installation

Steps to fit the seat tabs into the corresponding slots on the vehicle.

Model Specific Diagrams

Model J8472 Right Side View

Illustrated view of the Model J8472 from the right side with numbered parts.

Model K0450 Right Side View

Illustrated view of the Model K0450 from the right side with numbered parts.

Model J8472 Left Side View

Illustrated view of the Model J8472 from the left side with numbered parts.

Model K0450 Left Side View

Illustrated view of the Model K0450 from the left side with numbered parts.

Battery Installation

Battery Retainer and Compartment

Instructions on lifting the seat and retainer to access the battery compartment.

Battery Placement and Connection

Guides on placing the battery upright and plugging in the motor harness connector.

Securing the Battery

Details on lowering the battery and securing it with the battery retainer.

Seat Re-installation

Steps to properly re-attach the seat to the vehicle after battery installation.

Battery Care and Disposal

Handling Leaking Batteries

Procedures for handling battery leaks, including skin/eye contact and ingestion.

General Battery Care

Covers charging frequency, duration, storage, and using the correct battery type.

Battery Disposal Guidelines

Information on environmentally sound disposal and recycling of lead-acid batteries.

Safe Driving Rules

Teach Safety Rules to Children

Emphasizes the importance of teaching children safety rules and adult supervision.

Riding Rules for Safe Driving

Lists specific rules for children to follow: sitting, shoes, single rider, no street, water, dark, slopes.

Disconnecting Motor Harness

Provides instructions to disconnect the motor harness from the battery for storage.

Vehicle Operation

Low Speed Operation

Explains how to operate the vehicle in beginner low speed mode.

High Speed Operation Setup

Details how to connect high speed connectors to enable higher speeds.

Reverse Operation

Guides on how to back up the vehicle and practice steering in reverse.

High Speed Driving Practice

Advises practicing steering in high speed and notes outdoor-only usage.

Charge Indicator

Checking Battery Power Level

How to use the indicator button to check the battery's charge status.

Indicator Light Meanings

Explains what the four lights on the indicator mean regarding battery charge percentage.

Vehicle Care and Maintenance

Regular Checks and Maintenance

Advises checking screws, nuts, plastic parts, and performing regular tightening.

Storage Recommendations

Guidance on storing the vehicle indoors or under cover, especially during bad weather.

Cleaning and Polishing

How to clean the vehicle, including using non-wax furniture polish for shine.

Authorized Service Centers

Recommends periodic checks by authorized service centers for optimal operation.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Vehicle Not Running

Troubleshooting steps for when the vehicle does not run, covering battery, charger, and connections.

Thermal Fuse Tripping

Explains thermal fuse tripping due to overload or severe conditions and how to reset.

Loose Wires and Connections

Addresses issues caused by loose wires or connectors to motors and battery.

Dead Battery Issues

Explains battery death due to age or improper care and how to test it.

Continued Troubleshooting

Short Run Time

Troubleshooting for short run time, including undercharged/overcharged batteries and old batteries.

Sluggish Vehicle Performance

Solutions for a sluggish vehicle, covering battery charge, overloading, and driving conditions.

Operational Issues

Low Speed vs. High Speed Operation

Explains why the vehicle may only run in low speed and how to enable high speed.

One Rear Wheel Spinning

Addresses the scenario where only one rear wheel spins, indicating potential drive system issues.

Intermittent Operation

Troubleshoots issues where the vehicle runs inconsistently due to wiring or switches.

Charger and Battery Noises

Explains normal noises from the charger and battery during use or charging.

Limited Warranty Information

Vehicle Warranty Coverage

Details the one-year bumper-to-bumper warranty for the vehicle against defects.

Battery Warranty Coverage

Specifies the six-month limited warranty for the included 12-volt battery.

Warranty Exclusions

Lists conditions that void the warranty, such as misuse, neglect, or unauthorized repairs.

Obtaining Service and Support

Provides instructions for seeking service, contact information, and saving the sales receipt.

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