Barbie G7466 User manual

• Make sure both skates are set to the same wheel
control position.
• The wheel control function works only when your
child is wearing and putting weight on the skate.
IMPORTANT! Your child must first learn how to stop
using the heel brake in Forward Only and Free Wheeling
modes. While leaning forward, bend at the knees and
tilt a skate, toe up. Apply pressure to the heel brake.
The heel brake stops your skater gradually. Please be
sure your skater keeps this in mind and always allows
enough stopping distance.
Please save this instruction sheet for future reference,
Please save this instruction sheet for future reference,
as it contains important information.
as it contains important information.
Adult supervision is required.
Adult supervision is required.
Wheel and size adjustments should be done by an adult.
Wheel and size adjustments should be done by an adult.
Age 2-5 years.
Age 2-5 years.
The skates are designed to be worn on either foot.
The skates are designed to be worn on either foot.
Protective equipment shown in this photo
Protective equipment shown in this photo
is not included with this toy.
is not included with this toy.
• Locate the wheel control switch on the side of
the skate.
• Press and slide the wheel control switch to:
FULL STOP (WALK)
The second wheel completely locks.
Your skater can walk on the skates to get
used to them.
FORWARD ONLY
Your skater can roll forward. The second
wheel locks to prevent the wheel from
rolling backward. It is normal to hear
a clicking sound in this mode.
FREE WHEELING
Your skater can roll forward and
backward unrestricted.
WARNING
Protective equipment should be worn.
Use helmet, wrist guards, knee pads
and elbow pads (all not included).
Not for children with a body weight
of more than 44 lbs. (20 kg).
IMPORTANT! Please take a moment to review the
following safety tips with your skater.
• Always wear a helmet, knee pads, wrist guards and
elbow pads to guard against bumps and bruises
(all not included).
• Wear shoes or sneakers, not open-toe shoes.
• Keep loose pant legs away from the wheels.
• Beginner skaters should be supervised. Hold the
beginner’s hand and guide the new skater along a
smooth, level surface.
• Learn how to brake and stop safely in these skates.
• Choose areas for skating which are free of obstacles.
• Never skate in areas with water, wet spots, snow, ice,
sand, oil, gravel etc.
• Never skate on streets, roadways and driveways
which enter vehicle traffic routes.
• Towing skaters with bicycles or cars is unsafe.
• Never skate at night.
• Do not skate down hills. Braking is gradual with
these skates. Keep this in mind to allow enough
stopping distance.
• Please use with caution, as this product requires skill
to operate safely. Avoid falls, collisions, and injuries
to yourself and others.
• Before skating, check to be sure all wheels, the brake,
straps and other plastic parts are not loose, cracked,
broken or worn out. Tighten all parts as necessary.
If any parts are cracked, broken or worn out, discard
the skates.
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Safety Information Wheel Control Adjustment
Wheel Control Switch
Wheel
Control Switch
Fits child's
shoe size
US UK
6-12 5-11

Size
Adjustment
Lever
• Lift the size adjustment lever.
•
Pull the front of the skate to the fully extended position.
• Repeat this procedure to open the other skate to the
fully extended position.
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Size
Adjustment
Lever
• Make sure your child is seated.
• Place your child's foot in the skate.
• Push the front of the skate to shorten it to the
appropriate size for your child.
• Press the size adjustment lever down until it “snaps”
into place.
• Adjust the size of the other skate to your child's
other foot.
Care
• Periodically lubricate the rear axle on each skate with
a little petroleum jelly.
• Check plastic parts on a regular basis and discard
if broken or cracked.
Consumer Information
Slot
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Fitting the Skates
1-800-432-5437 (US & Canada)
1300 135 312 (Australia)
Fisher-Price, Inc., 636 Girard Avenue, East Aurora, NY 14052.
Hearing-impaired consumers: 1-800-382-7470.
Outside the United States:
Canada: Mattel Canada Inc., 6155 Freemont Blvd.,
Mississauga, Ontario L5R 3W2; www.service.mattel.com.
Great Britain: Mattel UK Ltd, Vanwall Business Park,
Maidenhead SL6 4UB. Helpline: 01628 500303.
www.service.mattel.com/uk
Mattel Europa, B.V., Gondel 1, 1186 MJ Amstelveen, Nederland.
Australia: Mattel Australia Pty. Ltd., 658 Church Street,
Locked Bag #870, Richmond, Victoria 3121 Australia.
New Zealand: 16-18 William Pickering Drive,
Albany 1331, Auckland.
Strap
• Insert the strap into the slot on the side of each skate.
• Pull the strap tight and fold it back to fasten for
a secure fit. Repeat this procedure to fasten the strap
on the other skate.
Helmet Information
Your child must always wear a bicycle helmet when
using this product. Helmets reduce the energy of some
impacts, minimizing or preventing head injuries. Make
sure your child’s helmet has a label stating/certifying
conformance with the applicable certifying agency and
includes the intended age requirement for use with
a child. In addition, children ages 1 to 5 years require
helmets specifically designed and labeled for younger
children. These helmets cover a larger portion of the
head and provide more protective coverage than other
helmets for older persons.
For maximum protection during an impact, the helmet
must be properly secured to your child’s head. The
helmet must have a strap that goes under the chin
with a buckle that stays securely fastened. The helmet
should be worn level/low on the forehead, not tilted
back. The chinstrap should be adjusted so there is no
slack and it is firmly buckled (see helmet instructions).
After securing the helmet to your child’s head, test to
be sure that the strap stays tight, the buckle remains
secure and the helmet cannot be removed from your
child’s head by twisting or pulling the helmet. Remind
your child to remove the helmet when playing on any
kind of playground equipment or any place where the
helmet may present a risk of strangulation.
If the helmet is involved in a crash, replace it or have it
examined by the manufacturer before reuse.