To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Rollplay Motorized Toy Car need a push to start?
If your Rollplay Motorized Toy Car needs a push to start, ensure the battery connectors are securely attached. If the wires are loose or there is a “dead spot” on the motor, contact Customer Service for repairs. Also, make sure you are not attempting to shift while the vehicle is moving; stop the vehicle before shifting.
How to fix a Rollplay W495NB Motorized Toy Car that won't run?
If your Rollplay Motorized Toy Car isn't running, several factors could be at play. First, the battery might be low, so try recharging it. Check if the thermal fuse has tripped and reset it if necessary. Ensure the snap pins are tightened. Also, confirm that the battery connectors are securely attached. If the wires are loose, the battery is dead, the electrical system is damaged, or the motor is damaged, contact Customer Service for repairs.
Why does my Rollplay W495NB Motorized Toy Car only run for a short time?
If your Rollplay Motorized Toy Car runs for only a short time, the battery may be undercharged. Ensure a secure connection when recharging and allow at least 8-12 hours for a full charge. Avoid charging the battery for over 30 hours, as overcharging can also cause this issue. The battery might also be old and need replacement.
Why is my Rollplay W495NB Motorized Toy Car running slowly?
If your Rollplay Motorized Toy Car is running slowly, there are several potential causes. First, ensure the battery is fully charged and that there's a secure connection during recharging. If the battery is old, contact Customer Service to order a replacement. Also, check that the vehicle isn't carrying too much weight (the maximum is 35 kg / 77 lb). Finally, make sure you're operating the vehicle on level ground and safe surfaces, as harsh conditions can slow it down.
General| Brand | Rollplay |
|---|---|
| Model | W495NB |
| Category | Motorized Toy Car |
| Language | English |
