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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Problem
No sounds/lights/motion
from/on dinosaur
Lights blink on lower tail
and/or motion is slow
and sounds are faint
Clicking noise from legs/
four lights blink on the
dinosaur's neck
Dinosaur does not react
to remote control
Dinosaur's eyes are closed
and there are no sounds
(but dinosaur and remote
control switches are on)
Dinosaur operates
erratically
9.6V NiMH rechargeable
battery pack feels warm
Solution
• Dinosaur power is not on. Slide the dinosaur power/
volume switch on.
• Dinosaur is asleep. Press the red button on the dinosaur's
back to wake him up.
• 9.6V NiMH rechargeable battery pack power is weak.
Remove the battery pack from the battery compartment
on the dinosaur and charge for 4 hours.
• 9.6V NiMH rechargeable battery pack power is weak.
Remove the battery pack from the dinosaur and charge
for 4 hours.
• The legs are designed with a clutch if the dinosaur legs or
head bump into an obstacle. Simply remove the obstacle
and/or place the dinosaur in another location. Press the
red button on the dinosaur's back to resume play.
• Remote control power is not on. Slide the power
switch ON.
• If L.E.D. on remote control lights when you press a
button, power is off on dinosaur. Slide the dinosaur
power/volume switch ON.
• If L.E.D. on remote control does not light when you press
a button, battery power in the remote control is weak.
Remove and replace the batteries with three "AA" (LR6)
alkaline batteries.
• If L.E.D. on remote control lights when you press a
button, you may be out of range of the dinosaur. Make
sure the remote control is no further than 15 feet from
the dinosaur and pointed at the dinosaur.
• Bright sunlight or fl uorescent light may affect the range of
the remote control. Try dimming the light in the room.
• Dinosaur is in sleep mode. Press the red button on the
dinosaur's back.
• 9.6V NiMH rechargeable battery pack power is weak.
Remove the battery pack from the dinosaur and charge
for 4 hours.
• Electronics need to be reset. Slide the power/volume
switch on the dinosaur OFF and then back ON again.
• It is normal for battery to get warm during charging and is
not reason for concern.
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