Fisher-Price LIGHTING MCQUEEN H8256 Owner's Manual & Assembly Instructions page 18

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PROBLEM

Vehicle runs in low speed, but

does not run in high speed.

Please note: The vehicle is

designed to operate in low

speed only in reverse

When the foot pedal is pressed

one rear wheel spins

Sometimes the vehicle doesn't

run, but other times it does

When the go foot pedal is

pressed, the vehicle won't run

without a push

Battery's thermal fuse

constantly "trips", but the

vehicle is not overloaded

nor the driving conditions

too severe

Loud clacking or grinding noise

from a motor-gearbox

Charger gets warm during use

Battery makes a sizzling or

gurgling noise when charging

If, after reviewing the Problems and Solutions Guide, the vehicle still fails to operate, please contact your nearest authorized service center or

contact Power Wheels

Hint! For faster service when calling Consumer Relations, completely charge the battery before calling and have the following available

by the phone:

• vehicle,

• vehicle model number (see label in battery compartment),

• vehicle production run number (see label in battery compartment).

PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS GUIDE

POSSIBLE CAUSE

High speed lock-out not disconnected.

Operation of vehicle in low speed

Loose wire or connector

Motor or electrical switch damage

Loose wire or connector

"Dead Spot" on motor

Damaged battery

Child is switching between FORWARD

and REVERSE without stopping

Broken gears

It is normal for some chargers to get

warm during use and is not reason for

concern.

It is normal for some batteries to make

noise and swell slightly while charging

and is not reason for concern.

Consumer Relations toll-free at 1-800-348-0751.

SOLUTION

The vehicle was pre-set to run only in low speed. To allow the

vehicle to run in low and high speed, you must disconnect the

High Speed Lock-Out. Follow the instructions on page 15 to

remove the High Speed Lock-Out screw.

It is possible that only one rear wheel may spin when both rear

wheels are raised off the ground and the vehicle is in low speed.

This does not necessarily indicate a problem. Check for proper

operation of the drive system by raising the rear wheels off the

ground and pressing the foot pedal. If only one rear wheel spins,

carefully press your hand on the spinning wheel to slow it down.

The other rear wheel should begin to spin. If the other rear wheel

does not begin to spin, there may be a problem with the vehicle.