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BATTERY INSTALLATION CONT‛D
REMOTE CONTROL
An ADULT must install batteries in the Remote
Control. Here‛s how:
1. Switch the ON/OFF switch to "OFF."
2. Using a Phillips screwdriver (not included)
remove the screw and battery compartment
cover on the back of the Remote Control.
(Fig. 2)
3. Install two (2) AAA alkaline batteries
(not included) making sure the (+) and (-)
ends face the proper direction as indicated
inside the battery compartment. (Fig. 2)
4. Replace the compartment cover and tighten
the screw.
SEAT BELTS
Fig. 3
1. Remove pegs on Seat Belt from the openings on the seat. (Fig. 3)
2. Place the large Lalaloopsy™ Doll in the seat, place Seat Belt pegs in openings and press down.
3. Lift the elastic band on the back of the doll‛s seat. Place toy pet under elastic band. (Fig. 4)
OPERATING THE SCOOTER
Fig. 5
1. Slide the ON/OFF/NO SOUND switch on the bottom of the Scooter to the "ON" position.
2. Slide the ON/OFF switch on the back of the Remote Control to the "ON" position.
3. Place the Scooter on a flat, level surface.
NOTE: Scooter‛s performance may vary depending on flooring.
4. Straighten the Antenna.
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NOTE: If you wish to drive the Scooter with no sound, slide the ON/OFF/NO SOUND switch
located at the bottom of the Scooter all the way to the right. (Fig. 1)
5. Use the Remote Control to drive your Scooter by doing the following:
a. Press down on the left side of the Remote Control to go forward. (Fig. 5)
b. Press down the right side of the Remote Control to back up and turn to the
left. (Fig. 6)
Fig. 2
Fig. 7
FUN NOTE: Watch her pop a wheelie when she first takes off! (Fig. 7) Then the front wheel
will touch down and the Scooter will continue moving forward.
Large-sized Lalaloopsy™ Doll must be secured onto Scooter in order to pop a wheelie.
Scooter will not pop a wheelie on its own.
Elastic
Band
• Scooter will function properly with all REGULAR large Lalaloopsy™ Dolls. Lalaloopsy‛s with Silly Hair™ or
other special features will cause the scooter to tip over.
• When driving two RC Scooters, they must be of different radio frequencies (e.g. one Scooter 49MHz and
one Scooter 27MHz) or they may not perform as designed.
Fig. 4
• When Scooter is not being played with, turn the ON/OFF/NO SOUND switches on both the Scooter and
Remote Control to "OFF" to save battery power.
• Your Scooter is controlled by radio frequency. It may interfere with nearby devices such as cordless
phones, hair dryers, radios, walkie-talkies, or other radio controlled devices. If this occurs, move the
Scooter to a location away from the interference.
• The Scooter must remain in remote control range to operate correctly. The range depends on the
surrounding area and on the strength of the battery. Obstructions such as buildings, fences, etc., between
the remote control transmitter and the Scooter reduce the range.
• If the Scooter runs slowly, replace the batteries.
• KEEP AWAY FROM WATER! Do not run your Scooter through puddles, or expose it to liquid of any kind as
moisture may damage the unit.
CAUTION:
• DO NOT sit or stand on any part of the Scooter.
• DO NOT lift and/or drop the Scooter as doing so may cause bodily injury to the user and irreparable
damage to the Scooter.
• Play with the Scooter on the floor or ground only.
• DO NOT operate this Scooter during thunderstorms.
• Keep hair, fingers, loose clothing and other items away from rotating wheels of the unit.
Fig. 6
• DO NOT play with this toy in the street or other places where cars are driven.
IF THERE IS NO FUNCTION BETWEEN THE REMOTE CONTROL AND THE SCOOTER:
• Make sure the Remote Control and the Scooter switches are in the "ON" position.
• Make sure the batteries are inserted properly.
• Replace the old batteries with new alkaline batteries.
• Move the Remote Control closer to the Scooter to determine the best communication between
the two.
OPERATING THE SCOOTER CONT‛D
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
TROUBLESHOOTING:
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