Initial Battery Charge; Battery Replacement; Assembly Instructions - Peg-Perego IGOD0501US Use And Care Manual

INITIAL BATTERY CHARGE

!• Remove battery and charger from packaging. Connect battery charger to a 120vac wall recepticle. Connect battery charger to battery.
CAUTION:
ADULT ASSEMBLY REQUIRED.
USE CARE WHEN UNPACKING AS COMPONENTS TO BE ASSEMBLED MAY POSE A SMALL PARTS/SHARP EDGE
HAZARD.
BATTERY ALREADY INSTALLED IN VEHICLE.
1 • Place from bumper on body and tighten four screws as shown in the drawing.
2 • Place rear bumper on body.
3 • Tighten three screws as shown in the drawing.
4 • Assemble the two parts of the steering wheel.
5 • Place the horn in the steering wheel's central hole, following the instructions in its packaging.
6 • Insert the steering wheel on the steering wheel column.
7 • Align steering wheel column holes with steering wheel: nut fits into haxagon hole, bolt into round hole.
8 • Insert the windscreen.
9 • Secure it by means of the two screws.
10 • Fit the removable seat cover as shown in the figure.
11 • Hook the front elastic bands.
12 • Position the other two elastic bands.
13 • Place seat on body. Adjust seat position. Secure it with washer and thumb nut.
14 • Join A to part B of the Roll-Bar.
15 • Join A-B to the upper section of the Roll-Bar C, insert and rotate to secure.
16 • Insert the 2 plates in the slots at the base of the Roll-Bar and hold them in place. Secure the plates and the Roll-Bar with the 2 screws provided (detail A).
17 • Insert the end of the safety belt in the slot situated centrally in the bottom of the seat, as shown in the figure.
18 • Screw the net down to the body.
19 • Snap it around the roll-bar as shown in the drawing.
20 • Insert the rearview mirrors in the direction shown by the arrow.
21 • Place the 2 plastic signs, pressing down as you do so.
22 • Insert the antenna, pressing down as you do so, into its appropriate housing, situated on the right rear mudguard.
23 • Remove the radio from its packaging. Unscrew the cover from the battery chamber. Insert two 1.5 Volt AA batteries (not supplied with the vehicle) into the
compartment, taking care to position the positive and negative poles correctly. Close the battery compartment cover and screw into place.
24 • Insert the wire from the antenna and the radio into their appropriate housing on the dashboard, making sure to place them the right way up, as shown in the
figure.
25/6•Open the hood. Remove the two screws from the simulated engine. Remove the simulated engine. Proceed as follows:
- Remove the battery from the packaging;
- unscrew the battery block screw;
- position the battery;
- lock it down using the special battery block.
27 • Plug battery terminal A into vehicle wiring terminal B.
28 • Lower the imitation motor and screw it down again. Close the hood, securing it in place with the 2 hooks. The vehicle is now ready for use.
29 • Hood support shaft.
30 • Below the box you can find four removable toy tools. To remove the box, pull out and unfasten the four couplings.
31 • A: HORN. Push the yellow button the horn will sound.
B: FM RADIO: a real removable car radio that works independently. Press button 3 to turn it on. Press button 4 to turn it off. Use the triangular buttons to
change the frequency with automatic tuning. The station will not be memorized when the radio is turned off. Use knob 2 to adjust the volume. To adjust the
time, hold down the SET button and push the HR and MIN buttons as appropriate.
The AUX (1) socket on the radio can be used for connecting MP3 devices.
D: ACCELERATOR PEDAL. To activate the vehicle's driving wheels, press the accelerator pedal. N.B.: The speed of the vehicle increases when the accelerator
pedal is progressively pressed.
E: BRAKE PEDAL. The disk brakes are activated by pressing down on the brake pedal which will stop the vehicle.
F: PARKING BRAKE. The parking brake is activated by pressing the brake pedal and locking it in place with a special latch, see figure. To lock, lift the latch
located on the vehicle base all the way up and insert the pedal housing in it.
32 • To unfasten the safety belts:1 push towards the middle and simultaneously press the button; 2 detach the buckle.
33 • GEAR SHIFT LEVERS: GEAR SHIFT: D drive, R reverse.
34 • SECOND SPEED: SPEED REGULATION The vehicle is equipped with 3 speed adjustments:
1st speed 2,7 MPH - 4,5 Km/h
2nd speed 4,5 MPH - 7,2 Km/h
3rd speed 6,2 MPH - 10 Km/h
The speed selector is located inside the fuel cap (screwed shut), on the right rear side of the vehicle.
35 • DASHBOARD READING.
There are 2 lights which indicate the battery charge status on the dashboard:
GREEN LIGHT: indicates that the battery is charged and the vehicle may be used.
BLINKING GREEN LIGHT: indicates that the battery is on back up and recharging the vehicle is recommended.
RED LIGHT: indicates that the battery is flat and recharging is necessary to prevent jeopardizing functionality. As soon as the red light comes on the vehicle
turns off. It is possible to reactivate the vehicle which has 100 m of battery life to bring it to be recharged.
N.B. • At the time of ignition, both lights are activated for check-in.
• If the red light also comes on during correct driving function (green light), it is because the safety system which indicates that electrical parts are overheating
has been activated. In this case, the child must momentarily release the accelerator pedal.
Make sure that the vehicle is off before proceeding.
If rear brake pads are worn, regulation shall be carried out as follows:
36 • Press the tabs and pull out the 2 pins at the bottom of the engine, as shown in the figure.
37 • Keep the engine bottom open and unscrew the red knob (marked "R" in figure 36), then hold still the brake regulation ring and turn it clockwise by half a
notch. Next, tighten the red knob, close the engine bottom and reinsert the 2 rear pins, ensuring that they are in the same position as when they were
removed.
WARNING:
WARNING: BATTERY CHARGING AND ANY OTHER OPERATION ON THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM MUST BE
CARRIED OUT BY ADULTS ONLY.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

FEATURES AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
REGULATING REAR BRAKE

BATTERY REPLACEMENT