Maintenance And Care; Safety Warning - Peg-Perego Polaris Sportsman 850 Use And Care Manual

This product meets and/or exceeds all ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) TOY SAFETY
STANDARDS, including F 963, Consumer Toy Safety Specification.
This vehicle is not intended for use on streets, around traffic or parked cars.

MAINTENANCE AND CARE

• Do not try to repair the vehicle by yourself.
• Regularly check the conditions of the vehicle, particularly the electrical system, the plug connections, the
covering caps and the charger. In case of fault, do not try to use the vehicle and the charger. For repair use only
original PEG PEREGO's spare parts.
• PEG PEREGO assumes no liability if the electrical system is tampered with.
• Take care with the battery charger cable. For example, do not pull it to remove the plug, do not pull the vehicle
along on its wheels using the cable, do not cover the cable because it may overheat, do not leave it on hot
surfaces and be careful about where and how you roll it up.
• Do not leave vehicle or batteries near sources of heat such as radiators, stoves, fireplaces, etc.
• Protect vehicle from water, rain, snow, etc.
• When operating in overload conditions, such as soft deep sand, mud or rough uneven terrain, the overload
circuit breaker will automatically disconnect the power. After 30 or more seconds, the circuit breaker will
automatically reset, however you must eliminate overload conditions to resume normal driving.
• Periodically lubricate (with a light weight oil) moving parts, such as wheel bearings, steering linkages, where they
rotate or touch one another.
• The vehicle's surfaces can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners. The cleaning must be
carried out by adults only.
• Never disassemble the vehicle mechanisms or motor unless authorized by PEG PEREGO.
SAFETY
WARNING:
• To reduce the risk of injury, adult supervision is required. Never use in roadways, near motor vehicles, on or
near steep inclines or steps, swimming pools or other bodies of water; always wear shoes, and never allow more
than two rider.
• Surfaces that are appropriate for use: grass, dirt or hard surfaces with slopes not to exceed 10%.
• A child must be 3 years of age or older for the necessary coordination and maturation to operate this
motorized vehicle safely.
• Never use the vehicle on steep slopes or near steps or stairs. This vehicle is not suitable for use on public
highways.
• Children should always wear shoes when riding in or driving a riding vehicle.
• Do not allow children to place their hands, feet or any part of their body, clothing or other articles near the
moving parts while vehicle is in operation.
• Do not allow the electrical components, motors, wiring, switches of your motorized vehicle to become wet and
never wash it with a hose.
• NEVER STORE GASOLINE OR ANY FLAMMABLE SUBSTANCE WHERE A CHILD CAN ACCESS IT.
CHILDREN MAY WANT TO SIMULATE ADULTS BY POURING GASOLINE ON VEHICLE. NEVER ALLOW
GASOLINE OR ANY FLAMMABLE SUBSTANCE TO BE NEAR A BATTERY POWERED CHILDREN'S VEHICLE
WHEN IT IS BEING RIDDEN.
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY