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Summary of Contents for Seben-Racing On-road
- Page 1 Seben-Racing Instructions for RC cars with nitro engine On-Road...
- Page 2 Buggy Monster...
- Page 3 Warnings Choose an appropriate racing area: Please be aware, that this RC car is not a toy. Please use it with the necessary care to prevent personal injury and material damage. Special attention should be given to the speed of the RC car, as it can run very fast, depending on the version you bought up to 60mph.
- Page 4 If you use the car in bad weather conditions, make sure to maintain the car more fre- quently. Seben-Racing or distributors of Seben-Racing are not responsible for any damage or losses, which result directly or indirectly by the usage, inappropriate usage or abuse of...
- Page 5 Seben-Racing aren’t any toys which have to be thrown away after first usage. You want to self-repair your RC car? Seben-Racing offers all spare parts for very good prices! Please simply place an order on our customer-friendly website www.seben-racing.com.
- Page 6 How can I make a guarantee claim? If your RC car shows a defect or fault upon delivery, which was not caused by mishandling, breakage whilst racing or normal wear-and-tear, first of all please send us an email and de- scribe us the problem.
- Page 7 Instructions Necessary accessories You need the following accessories to take your car into action: a fuel bottle incl. filler, a glow plug igniter, a charger for the glow plug igniter, a glow plug spanner, a cross wrench, a slot-head screwdriver and a cross-head screwdriver. Furthermore you need 12 AA Mignon accumulators or batteries;...
- Page 8 1. Antenna 2. Throttle control 3. Steering control 4. Quarz crystal (it determines the frequency) 5. Steering wheel 6. Throttel lever 7. Battery compartment for 8 AA Mignon batteries 8. On/Off switch 9. Throttle TH: reverse direction switch for throttle control servo 10.
- Page 9 On-Road: Buggy: 1 mm Monster: 2. The brake linkage on the servo should be set to a neutral position; you should be able to move the car back and forth easily. If this is not possible, you have to loosen the screw on the back- end of the brake linkage until you can do so.
- Page 10 On-Road: Buggy: Monster: below 4. Push the throttle lever fully in opposite direction now (see picture on the right); as a result the carburetor will close except for a 1mm gap. Furthermore the brake should be acti- below vated by this. The brake linkage pulls on the brake (see picture on the left).
- Page 11 On-Road: Buggy: Monster:...
- Page 12 Safety check of the remote control Prior to each run the correct functioning and range of the remote control has to be checked. We recommend doing this together with a second person. Please make sure to follow these steps: First of all switch on the remote control, then the RC car. Let the second person carry the RC car, but keep the remote control yourself.
- Page 13 Take care not to spill any nitro fuel! If this should happen anyways, try to remove the spilled nitro fuel with a dry cloth and dispose it environmentally friendly. Please always be cautious and carefully with the nitro fuel, as it is easily combustible and toxic. On-Road: Buggy:...
- Page 14 20cm, as this will damage it. Watch to see if nitro fuel is moving through the lines and continue until the nitro fuel reaches the carburetor. When the fuel reached the carburetor, pull the starter cord twice more. Then you finished priming the engine. On-Road:...
- Page 15 Buggy: Monster:...
- Page 16 Solve the problem and try to start the engine again. On-Road: Make sure not to pull out the pull starter cord further than 20cm to avoid that it gets damaged. If it is difficult to pull on the pull starter, the reason might be that the engine is flooded with fuel.
- Page 17 Buggy: Make sure not to pull out the pull starter cord further than 20cm to avoid that it gets damaged. If it is difficult to pull on the pull starter, the reason might be that the engine is flooded with fuel. Do not proceed pulling on the pull starter then, as you could cause damages.
- Page 18 To shut off the engine, cover the tip of the exhaust with a towel, then it will stop. If an emer- gency shut off is necessary, shut off the engine by pinching the fuel line to the carburetor. You should apply this technique only in case of emergency, as temporary pinched off fuel lines could cause the engine running too lean which could then damage the engine.
- Page 19 If the car is new and used for the first time, or if you have installed a new engine, it is important to break-in the engine. Don’t run the car immediately after starting it. With- out breaking-in the engine, performance and durability of the RC car will be severely affected.
- Page 20 Carburetor settings / How to lean out or richen a nitro RC car Engine tuning and adjusting the air/fuel mixture involves adjusting the high-end (high speed / engine temperature) and low-end (low speed / idle speed) needles on the carbure- tor.
- Page 21 Experts advice: Flooded engine If your engine doesn’t start, the reason could be that it is flooded with nitro fuel. That means that there is too much fuel in the combustion chamber. How to proceed to solve this: Remove the glow plug with the glow plug spanner, turn the RC car upside down and quickly pull the pull starter a couple of times to drain any excessive fuel out of the engine and carburetor.
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Page 22: Troubleshooting Guide
Troubleshooting Guide Problem Cause Solution Engine doesn’t start Tank is empty or the fuel Refill fuel tank and pump doesn’t reach the carburetor fuel to the carburetor Glow Plug is defective or the Exchange glow plugs or glow plug igniter is not charge glow plug igniter charged Fuel lines, air filter or ex-...