Rules For Safe Driving; High Speed - Peg-Perego Polaris Sportsman 850 Use And Care Manual

DON'T STOP THE FUN: Purchase a spare battery to have a freshly charged back-up available or purchase a Quick
Charge recharger to recharge your battery in 2 hours.
For your child's safety: please read and follow all instructions below before operating.

HIGH SPEED

Initially we suggest using only the LOW speed setting and the reverse gear. Before moving into HIGH speed setting be
sure that the child has become familiar with operating the vehicle.
• LOW SPEED setting (beginner drivers):
With both hands on the handlebar press down on the accelerator pedal; the vehicle goes forward at 3.5 mph.
• HIGH SPEED setting (experienced drivers):
With both hands on the handlebar, press down on the accelerator pedal; the vehicle goes forward at 7 mph.
• REVERSE:
Place the left hand on the handlebar. With the right hand holding the gearshift in reverse, press down on the
accelerator pedal; the vehicle reverses at 3.5 mph. (Reverse is spring-loaded for safety).
• BRAKE: The electric braking system stops the vehicle automatically when your child lifts his foot off the pedal.
ATTENTION!
• Check that all studs/nuts of the wheels are secure.
• When operating in overload conditions, such as soft deep sand, mud or rough uneven terrain, the overload circuit
breaker will automatically disconnect the power, and you will hear an INTERMITTENT BEEP for 30 sec. at the end of
which the toy will resume the power delivery and the vehicle will be operational again.
• If the circuit breaker opens, the toy becomes free-wheeling. You must remove foot from gas pedal to apply the breaks.
Teach your child the proper use of this vehicle for a safe and fun play time.
• Before starting be sure that the way is free from people and objects.
• Drive with both hands on the handlebar and keep your eyes on the road at all times.
• Stop in time to avoid accidents and immediately release pedal when stuck.
•Use the 2nd speed only after your child has the maturity and the reflexes to operate the vehicle safely.
MEANING of BEEPING SOUNDS
• ONE SINGLE BEEP means that the toy is ready to operate
• CONTINUOUS BEEP for 6 sec. Means that the battery is fully
discharged and the toy cannot operate anymore, recharge
the battery or change it with a charged one.
• INTERMITTENT BEEP for 30 sec. means the motors are hot.
The toy will be stopped for at least 30 sec. until the motors cool
down.
• Overheat condition can be reached playing longer on some
of these condition:
1 - Too much weight transported
2 - Too steep of incline to climb
3 - Too high grass driving into
4 - Too soft terrain (mud or sand)
5 - Irregular surface to drive on like rough uneven terrain, stones, roots
6 - Some combination of these
CAUTION:
• In low speed, the vehicle has a differential effect like real cars; on smooth terrain and with
one child, the two wheels may turn at different speeds, resulting in possible
sliding/deceleration.
• If the vehicle is overloaded, as can happen on soft sand, mud, or very uneven ground, the
overload switch will immediately disconnect the power and an intermittent beep will be
heard. The power supply will be restored after a few seconds.

RULES FOR SAFE DRIVING