Customer Service - Peg-Perego Ducati Desmosedici Evo Use And Care Manual

CUSTOMER SERVICE

PEG PEREGO offers an after-sales assistance
service, directly or through a network of
authorized assistance centres, for any repairs or
replacements and the sale of original spare parts.
To contact a service center, visit our website:
http://www.pegperego.com
The item's serial number must always be quoted.
See the page on spare parts to find out how to
identify the serial number.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
THE VEHICLE MUST BE ASSEMBLED BY ADULTS.
BEWARE WHEN EXTRACTING THE VEHICLE
FROM THE PACKAGING.
ALL THE NECESSARY SCREWS AND SMALL
COMPONENTS ARE STORED IN A BAG INSIDE
THE PACKAGING.
Do not use the toy if you find it damaged after
opening the packaging. Contact the shop where you
bought it or the customer support centre.
Take care in the presence of children while
assembling the toy, given the risks caused by small
parts (ingestion hazard) and the plastic bags that
contain them (choking hazard).
To assemble the toy, you will need a flat-head
screwdriver, a Phillips screwdriver, a hammer, and a
pair of pliers.
ASSEMBLY
1 • Clip the rear mudguard into place by inserting
the 3 tabs in the slots in the bodywork shown by
the arrows.
2 • Turn the body work upside down and attach the
mudguard to it by pressing it, making sure the
centre tab is inserted first (A).
• Repeat steps 1 and 2 on the other side.
3 • PLEASE NOTE: Before fitting the rear handles,
apply the corresponding stickers (see sticker
application sheet). Insert the handle in the hole in
the bodywork (1) and turn it downwards (2).
PLEASE NOTE: The two handles are different.
Position them with the flat side facing the saddle.
4 • Turn the bodywork over to access the underside
and attach the handle with the screw provided.
• Repeat steps 3 and 4 with the other handle.
5 • Press the rim (PART A) into the wheel, following
the direction of the tread, and make sure that
the reference pin connects correctly (see figure).
Repeat this operation for another wheel, always
following the direction of the tread.
6 • Insert bushing A into the right-hand wheel (the
right and left wheel refer to the direction of the
tread, according to the travel direction).
7 • Insert the longest axle into the wheel.
8 • Insert an iron washer into the axle.
9 • Insert the axle with the wheel and washer into
the bodywork hole from the right-hand side, as
shown in the figure.
10 • Position bushing B on the other wheel with rim.
11 • Insert the wheel into the axle from the left-hand
side of the bodywork, making sure to insert the
wheel bushing into the motor pentagon.
12 • Position the red press-stud on one of the two
terminal axle parts.
13 • Turn the bodywork upside down, keeping the
press-stud underneath it.
14 • Insert the stud into the black press-stud.
15 • Position it on the other axle terminal, as shown
in the figure, and secure the wheel with stud by
using a hammer.
•Turn the motor to the opposite side and repeat
the operation to secure the other wheel.
16 • Remove the LED system from the handlebar and
insert it into the front plate, as shown in the
figure.
17 • Press the front plate onto the lower part of the
prong, snapping the 3 hooks in place and making
sure that the light connector is inserted in its
housing.
18 • Insert the wiring cable coming out of the body
into its housing on the upper part of the prong,
as shown in the figure.
19 • Insert the front prong into the body until the pin
fits into the bottom part of the front plate, as
shown in the figure. The prong's pin must fit into
the curved part (see detail).
20 • Put the cover on the bodywork and ensure that
the 3 tabs fit into their slots.
21 • Push the threaded steering pin all the way down.
22 • Insert the nut at the lower end of the fork. Hold
it in position and attach it by turning the
threaded pin from above.
23 • Click the front mudguard onto the fork. Make
sure that it is the right way around, as shown in
the figure.
24 • Press the other rims into the remaining wheel,
making sure that the reference pin is fully
interlocked.
25 • Insert a large stud into the red press-stud, as
shown in the diagram. Position the front axle on
the press-stud and secure the stud by using a
hammer.
26 • Assemble the front wheel inserting it into the
prong, following the direction of the tread. Insert
the pin.
27 • Position the press-stud and turn the toy keeping
the press-stud underneath it.
•Insert the stud into the black press-stud and
secure the wheel, as shown in the figure.
28 • Connect the 2 connectors to the handlebar.
29 • Insert the handlebars in the fork unit, until it fits
perfectly into place.
30 • Tighten the 3 screws that hold the handlebars in
place.
31 • Put the appropriate hand guard on the right-hand
side of the handlebars ("DX" is written inside
the right-hand side piece and "SX" is written
inside the left one). Secure it with the screw
provided. Repeat with the other hand guard on
the other side.
32 • Click on the right grip (make sure the writing is
facing the right way). Repeat for the other grip.
33 • Fit the windshield. Insert the 2 front tabs and
click in the 2 clips.
34 • Fasten the 2 windshield screws.
35 • Apply the corresponding sticker (see sticker
sheet) before you assemble the headlight. Snap
the 4 hooks of the headlight in place on the
front plate.
36 • Remove the safety wing screw located in the
battery compartment: lights and sounds will
activate automatically.
WARNING: keep the wing screw for future use.
37 • Insert the front part of the saddle in the
bodywork (1), then pull it down (2).
38 • Push the locking clip all the way down into the
hole at the rear of the saddle.
39 • Turn the locking clip to position B to secure the
saddle. The vehicle is ready for use.
FEATURES AND USE OF THE VEHICLE
40 • With both hands on the handlebars, press the
accelerator pedal with your foot. When the pedal
is released, the electric brake is automatically
activated.
41 • A - melody activating button
B - horn activating button
C - battery charge indicator
D - MP3 input
E - START button
WARNING: lights and sounds deactivate after 3
minutes if the vehicle remains inactive. Press
START or the accelerator to reactivate them.
WARNING: if the vehicle is not used for a long
time, insert the previously stored wing screw
back in place.
CHARGING THE BATTERY
WARNING: BATTERY CHARGING AND ANY
OTHER WORK ON THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY ADULTS.
42 • Turn the locking clip to position A to release the
saddle. Remove the saddle.
43 • Connect the battery charger to a socket (1) and
insert the jack into its housing (2).
44 • Once charged, put the saddle back into place and
turn the fastening pin to position B.
How to use the battery charger
WARNING
1 • Insert only lead acid batteries supplied by PEG
PEREGO.
2 • Do not use with non-rechargeable batteries.
Risk of explosion.
3 • For adult use only. It is not a toy. This
appliance is not intended for use by infirm
persons unless they are being adequately
supervised by a responsible person to ensure
that they can use the appliance safely.
4 • Do not use with damaged sheathing, cable or
connector.
5 • Charge the battery only in a well ventilated area.
6 • Do not remove the plug by pulling on the cable.
7 • Do not drag the vehicle along on its wheels by
pulling the battery charger's cable.
8 • Avoid overheating the cable by covering it and
do not rest it on hot surfaces.
9 • Be aware of how the output cable is wound to
prevent damaging it.
10 • Should the battery charger be damaged, do not
use it until it is fully repaired.
11 • The product contains some elements that are
considered harmful to the environment. Disposal
of these elements or of the entire product at the
end of its life should be in accordance with the
regulations in force in the country where it is
used.
12 • Before using the battery charger make sure that
it is fitted with the specific plug for the country
in which it is going to be used.
13 • Children should not play with the battery
charger as IT IS NOT A TOY.
LED INDICATORS
Peg Perego Battery NOT connected
•STEADY LIGHT: battery charger is operating when
plugged into the power outlet, ready for charging.
Peg Perego Battery connected
•STEADY LIGHT: battery charged
•FLASHING LIGHT: battery loading
CHARGING THE BATTERIES
WARNING! Before using the toy, charge
the battery for at least 18 hours.
A) Plug the battery charger into a power outlet that
complies with the specifications on its label
B) Connect the battery charger's jack to the socket
in the battery compartment.
C) Your battery charger is provided with an LED
indicator which means that:
1) When plugging in the charger as described in A)
with no battery connected, the LED will
light up to indicate that the device is working
correctly.
2) Connect the jack as described in section B). If
everything is connected correctly and the
battery is flat, the LED will start blinking,
indicating that it is charging. Wait until the
battery is fully charged.
3) When the battery is fully charged, the LED will
stop blinking. A steady LED indicates that the
battery is now fully charged.
4) If the battery is already charged, the LED will be
steady. If during the next use, the battery doesn't
last long, contact the customer service to verify
whether the battery and battery charger are
working properly.
D) Once the battery is charged and the LED is
steady, disconnect the battery charger from the
socket and then remove the jack. The toy is now
ready for use.
The battery charger is fitted with a safety device
which means that in the event of overheating or a
short circuit of the battery, a protection system will
intervene to prevent current peaks, which could
damage the battery charger.
In this case unplug the battery charger
from the power outlet, remove the cause
of the short circuit and reconnect
everything as described in sections A) to
C).