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Schumacher TB3 User Manual

Schumacher TB3
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READ THE ENTIRE MANUAL BEFORE USING THIS
PRODUCT. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN
SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
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MODEL / MODELO:
TB3
Rechargeable Replacement Battery
for Fisher-Price
®
Power Wheels
®
12V ride-on toys
Reemplazo de la Batería Recargable
para juguetes montar-en 12V Fisher-Price
®
Power Wheels
®
OWNERS MANUAL / MANUAL DEL USUARIO
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Schumacher TB3 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSchumacher
ModelTB3
CategoryCamera Accessories
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Safety and Instruction Manual

Read Entire Manual Before Use

Read the entire manual before using the product to prevent serious injury or death.

Battery Charging and Connection

Ensure the battery is fully charged and properly connected before use, charging for 18-24 hours initially and 16 hours subsequently.

Child Supervision and Battery Handling

Adult supervision is required. Never allow children to operate the charger or handle the battery.

Battery Installation and System Modification

Ensure the battery fits correctly and do not modify the electrical system to avoid fire or electric shock.

Adult-Only Battery Charging

Battery charging must be done by adults only to prevent child injury from electricity.

Correct Charger and Battery Usage

Using incorrect battery or charger types can cause fire, explosion, or serious injury.

Recommended Attachments Only

Use only recommended attachments to avoid risks of fire, electric shock, or injury.

Charger Maintenance Safety

Unplug the charger before performing any maintenance or cleaning of the battery or charger.

Inspect Battery and Connectors

Check battery, charger, and connectors for wear or damage before each use; do not use damaged parts.

Tight Charger Connector Connection

Ensure a tight connection for the battery charger connector for proper operation.

Replace Damaged Battery

Replace the battery immediately if it has been dropped or damaged in any way.

Replace Swollen or Cracked Battery

Immediately replace the battery if it exhibits cracks or signs of swelling.

Battery Cleaning Procedure

Clean the battery with a damp cloth only after disconnecting it; do not immerse in water.

Avoid Battery Short-Circuits

Avoid short-circuiting; the fuse will blow. Do not bypass the fuse; repair the cause of the short circuit.

Personal Precautions for Battery Use

Hazardous Gas and Explosion Risk

Working near lead-acid batteries is dangerous due to explosive gases; follow instructions carefully.

No Sparks or Flames Near Battery

Never smoke or allow sparks or flames near the battery to prevent explosion.

Prevent Battery Freezing

Do not allow the battery to freeze or charge a frozen battery; freezing damages the battery.

Ensure Ventilation During Charging

Ensure the charging area is well-ventilated to reduce the risk of explosive gas accumulation.

Monitor Battery During Charging

Periodically check the battery during the charging process to avoid issues.

Remove Metal Items

Remove metal items like rings to avoid short circuits, burns, or welding to the battery.

Have Assistance Nearby

Have someone nearby for assistance when working with a lead-acid battery for safety.

Prepare for Battery Acid Contact

Keep fresh water and soap nearby for immediate washing in case of battery acid contact.

Wear Protective Gear

Wear full eye and body protection, including goggles and clothing, when working near the battery.

Battery Acid First Aid

Immediately wash skin/clothing with soap and water; flush eyes with water for 10 mins and seek medical attention.

Battery Acid Ingestion

If acid is swallowed, drink milk/egg whites/water, do not induce vomiting, and seek immediate medical attention.

Battery Connector Cleaning

Clean the battery connector before charging, using baking soda and water to neutralize acid and avoid airborne corrosion.

Charge Battery Away From Vehicle

Remove the battery to charge it; protect surfaces from potential acid damage.

Correct Battery Charging Orientation

Always charge the battery in an upright position; never charge it upside down.

Adult Handling of Battery

Adults must handle the battery due to its weight and sulfuric acid content; dropping can cause injury.

Getting Started

Match Battery and Vehicle Connectors

Match the battery connector to the vehicle's connector and confirm the correct model; do not modify.

Charging the Battery

Initial and Periodic Charging Schedule

Charge immediately after purchase, use, and every 30 days when not in use. Charge for at least 18 hours before first use.

Battery Removal and Inspection

Follow vehicle manual for battery removal/installation; examine battery for damage before charging, replace if damaged.

Connect Charger to Battery

Connect the correct charger connector securely into the battery terminal.

Connect Charger to Outlet

Connect the charger to a standard 120-volt wall outlet for charging.

Charging Completion Indicator

Charge until the charger indicates 'Ready for Use' or 'Full'; full charge every third cycle for longevity.

Disconnect Charger from Outlet

Unplug the charger from the wall outlet once the battery is fully charged.

Disconnect Battery from Charger

Disconnect the battery from the charger after charging is complete.

Reinstall Battery in Vehicle

Reinstall the battery into the vehicle after charging and ensure it is properly secured.

Battery Care and Storage

Leak Management and Disposal

If a leak occurs, avoid acid contact and place battery in a plastic bag for disposal according to instructions.

Storage Disconnection

Unplug the battery from the vehicle's wiring harness if storing the vehicle for an extended period.

Avoid Full Discharge

Avoid fully discharging the battery before charging to maintain its performance and lifespan.

Pre-Storage Charging

Charge the battery before storing the vehicle; storing it discharged permanently damages it.

Monthly Charging

Charge the battery at least monthly, even if the vehicle is not in use, to maintain charge.

Remove Battery for Storage

Always disconnect and remove the battery before storing to prevent vehicle and connector damage from leakage.

Optimal Storage Temperatures

Store the battery between 75°F (24°C) and -10°F (-23.3°C); freezing damages discharged batteries.

Battery Disposal

Battery Type and Disposal Requirements

This is a non-spillable sealed lead-acid battery that must be recycled or disposed of environmentally.

Do Not Dispose in Fire

Never dispose of a lead-acid battery in a fire, as it may explode or leak.

No Household Trash Disposal

Do not dispose of lead-acid batteries in household trash; incineration or landfilling is prohibited by law.

Environmental Protection and Recycling

Protect the environment by checking with local authorities for recycling advice and facilities.

Return to Approved Recyclers

Return exhausted batteries to approved recyclers or sellers; contact local officials for disposal information.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Charger Not Operating

Ensure the charger is plugged into a working outlet and is turned on.

Confirm Full Battery Charge

Verify the battery is fully charged by consulting the charger or vehicle manual.

Check Inline Fuse

Inspect the inline fuse in the wiring harness; replace with the same type if blown and fix the cause.

Verify Connector Compatibility

Ensure the battery connector style matches the charger and vehicle connectors.

Clean Connectors

Check connectors for corrosion, clean if necessary, ensuring all three (battery, charger, vehicle) are clean.

Ensure Tight Connector Fit

Check connectors for a tight fit; loose connections can prevent desired results.

Address Battery Sulfation

Sulfation can occur if left discharged, reducing capacity; have the battery checked.

Battery Reaching End of Life

Batteries degrade over time; if performance issues persist, the battery may need replacement.

Before Returning for Repairs

Customer Service Contact Information

Contact customer service via email or phone for troubleshooting assistance or repair/return information.

Repair or Return Process

Contact customer service for repair/return; do not ship without receiving a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number.

Specifications

Battery Type and Voltage

Sealed, Maintenance Free, AGM, Lead-Acid battery with a nominal voltage of 12V DC.

Capacity and Terminal Type

Rated capacity of 9.5 Ah (20-hour rate) with Faston terminals.

Fuse and Dimensions

Features a 32V 40A automotive blade fuse and dimensions of 5.27"x5.39"x4.23".

Weight and Vehicle Compatibility

Weighs 8.82 lbs (4 kg) and is designed for Fisher-Price Power Wheels.

Limited Warranty Information

Warranty Coverage Period

This battery is warranted for 6 months from the date of purchase against defective material or workmanship.

Warranty Obligation and Purchaser's Duty

Manufacturer will repair/replace defective units; purchaser must ship with proof of purchase.

Warranty Void Conditions

Warranty is void if product is misused, handled carelessly, repaired by unauthorized persons, or resold.

Disclaimer of Other Warranties

Manufacturer disclaims all other warranties, express or implied, including merchantability and fitness for purpose.

Limitation of Liability

Manufacturer is not liable for incidental, special, or consequential damages, including lost profits or business interruption.

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