Merlin 6-IN-1 DIY EDUCATIONAL SOLAR ROBOT KIT Manual

6-IN-1 DIY EDUCATIONAL
SOLAR ROBOT KIT
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The following items are enclosed in the box. Please note that this
product contains small plastic items that can easy be swallowed
by children. Adult supervision is recommended when having
children assemble this product.
Instructions:
For the assembly of all the different toys in this product two
items need to be assembled first. The Gearbox and the Solar
Module.
Hint: Use a small side cutter to remove the individual pieces from
the main plastic assembly. Also remember to cut off the burr to
make a smoother edge.
1. Gearbox:
The gearbox drives the different toys. There are two different
types of gearboxes, A and B. Ensure you have the correct
gearbox for the toy you want to construct.
Gearbox A:
a) Start by fitting the main gear axel(P3) into plastic part D20 as
in step 1.
b) In step 2 fit the motor(P5) in its slot. Be careful to not put the
motor in skew it can damage the plastic parts.
c) Close the gearbox by fitting the cover (D21). Carefully put the
wires through the space provided.
d) The finished gearbox should look like the one in step 4.
Gearbox B:
a) Start by fitting the main gear axel(P2) into plastic part (D20) as
in step 1.
b) In step 2 fit the motor(P5) in its slot. Be careful to not put the
motor in skew it can damage the plastic parts.
c) Close the gearbox by fitting the cover (D21). Carefully put the
wires through the space provided.
d) The finished gearbox should look like the one in step 4.
2) Solar Module:
The Solar module provides power to the gearbox and makes the
toy come alive.
a) Place the adhesive pads (P4) on plastic module D22 (Step 1)
and then place the solar cell (P1) onto it (step 2). Be careful not
to bend the terminals. Remove the protective film that covers
the solar cell.
b) The final step in the assembling the solar module is place the
protective cover onto the module (step 3) to have the
completed solar module which should look like step 4.
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