Daan Tech VOLTZ TOYS 80001 User manual

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Toys Customer Service can assist you with any replacement
parts, damages, or defective issues reported. You can con-
tact us directly at www.voltztoys.ca.
Phone number: 1-888-338-6589
Head Oice: Unit 7-3600A Laird Rd, Mississauga, ON, L5L
6A6
MODEL: 80001
MERCEDES-AMG GTR ENGLISH
COMPLIANCE STANDARDS:
SOR/2011-17
SOR/2018-138
SOR/2016-195
SOR/2016-302
SOR/2018-83
SOR/2016-188
SOR/2014-254
EN71
ASTM F963-17
CPSIA

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• Please read the manual before using the product. The manual and car-
ton contain important information. Please keep the manual for later
references. Failure to follow the instructions in the manual may result in
damages, accidents, or defective issues with the product.
• To improve the product and quality, we may alter the structure, appear-
ance, packing method, assembly method, and product function without
any notice.
• When there are any dierences between the manual and the product,
please refer to the actual product itself. We apologize for any inconve-
nience caused.
• An adult should assemble the product. All pictures shown are for illus-
tration and reference purposes only. The actual product may vary due to
product enhancement.
• “Mercedes-Benz”; The design of the product is protected by Daimler’s
intellectual property rights, Our company is authorized to use these
trademarks.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
Car Model
12V4.5AHBattery
12V380 x 2 (drive) 12V380 x 1 (turn)
Suitable age 36-72 months
Weight Limit 25 kg
Product Size 99 x 55 x 41cm
Speed 3-5 km / hour
Runtime 8-12 hours (to charge), 60-80 minutes (while using)
Charger AC 220V 50Hz (input), DC 15V (output)
Electric Motor
GTR

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WARNING
An adult should assemble the product. Protective equipment should be
worn. Not to be used in traic. Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Choking hazard of small parts. In an unassembled state, it contains
potentially hazardous small parts. Please keep out of reach from small
children. Pay attention to the potential hazards of using the toy in areas
other than private grounds.
PART NAME

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PARTS LIST

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION
1. FRONT WHEEL ASSEMBLY
PARTS REQUIRED: PART #7, #12, #13, #14, #15, #17
Begin the assembly with the car in an upside-down position. The front
wheel is to be assembled in the following order. Insert the washer (#14),
front wheel (#7), washer (#14), and M8 nut (#15). Tighten the nut to secure
(using #17), and install the wheel cover (#12). Repeat these steps on the
other side.

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2. REAR WHEEL ASSEMBLY
PARTS REQUIRED: PART #7, #12, #13, #14, #15, #17
Ensure the drive motor is pre-installed on the rear axle. The rear wheel is
to be assembled in the following order. Insert the washer (#14), front wheel
(#7), washer (#14), and M8 nut (#15). Tighten the nut to secure (using #17),
and install the wheel cover (#12). Repeat these steps on the other side.

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3. TROLLEY WHEEL ASSEMBLY
PARTS REQUIRED: PART #10, #18
The trolley wheels are to be installed underneath the car at the rear end.
Attach the trolley wheels (#10) to slots on the car body. Fix the wheels with
two M4x12 screws (#18).
4. SEAT ASSEMBLY
PARTS REQUIRED: PART #4, #18
Flip the car in an upright position. First, connect the (red) battery wire to
enable power. Place the seat (#4) on top of the battery compartment, and
ensure the screw holes are aligned onto the car body. Fix the seat with two
M4x12 screws (#18).

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5. SPOILER ASSEMBLY
PARTS REQUIRED: PART #3, #18
Align the spoiler (#3) on the car body. Press down firmly until it “snaps” into
place. Fix the spoiler with two M4x12mm screws (#18)

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6. STEERING WHEEL ASSEMBLY
PARTS REQUIRED: PART #5, #16
Connect the steering wheel with its corresponding wire connector from the
steering column. Insert the steering wheel (#5) to the steering column, and
ensure the screw holes are aligned. Fix the steering wheel with a M5x40
bolt and M5 nut (#16).
(Attention: Please ensure the steering wheel is installed in the correct posi-
tion. Incorrect positioning will cause the wire to tear while steering.)
7. WINDSHIELD ASSEMBLY
PARTS REQUIRED: PART #2
Install the windshield (#2) on the corresponding slots from the car body.
Press down firmly until it “snaps” into place.
(Attention: The clips on the windshield need to be fully clamped into the
slots on the car)

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8. SIDE MIRROR ASSEMBLY
PARTS REQUIRED: PART #6
Install the side mirrors (#6) on the corresponding slots from the car body.
Press firmly until it “snaps” into place.

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DASHBOARD GUIDE
• Power switch - Flip the power switch on, the light will emit and activate
the engine start-up sound.
• MP3 Player - Built-in music, AUX port, volume adjustment, and power
display.
• Steering wheel - Equipped with music and horn.
• Gear switch - Forward, stop, backward; children can switch gears for
manually driving.

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CHARGING INDICATION
When the car is low in power, please charge the battery on time. Use the
provided charger to connect the vehicle’s charging port to a wall outlet. The
battery will begin charging.
WARNING:
This product is equipped with charging protection. While connected to the
charger, the car is disabled.
REMOTE CONTROL INSTRUCTION

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1. To pair the remote with the vehicle, install two AAA 1.5V batteries. Un-
screw and push the battery cover open on the back of the remote.
Please pay attention to the positive and negative polarity in the battery
holder. After installing batteries, close the battery cover.
2. Hold the “Forward” and “Backward” key together (up and down key) for
3 seconds. The light on the center will start to flash - this indicates the
pairing has initiated.
3. Turn on the power from the vehicle while the remote is flashing. After
turning on the vehicle, the lights on the remote will stop and stay lit. This
indicates the pairing has been successful and connected to your vehicle.
Remote Instructions:
“S” Key: Speed button; adjust the speed from low, medium, or high. The
light on the center of the remote will indicate the speed level.
“P” Key: Park button; disable the vehicle’s movement and stay parked. The
car will not run with the pedal or remote. To enable power, press the “P”
button again.
2.4GHz Remote Control Pairing Procedures

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WARNING
1. When operating the car with the remote, the distance between the car to
remote should not exceed 10m range.
2. The remote is provided for adult’s to operate. Keep away from children.
3. Before using the remote, carefully read the instruction manual, ensuring
all functions are reviewed properly before operating.
4. Please switch to the “P” gear before entering the car.
5. The car should not be driven on dangerous terrain or environments. This
includes the road, bodies of water, or obstacles.
6. Do not expose the remote to water or rain. Water exposure may result in
circuit damage.
7. Do not mix old and new batteries, including dierent brands of batteries.
8. When the remote is inactive for an extended period, it is recommended
to remove the batteries to avoid battery leakage and corrosion to the
circuit board.
9. Do not drop or throw the remote control.
10. Install batteries with correct polarity to avoid short circuits.
11. Charging is to be done by adults. Non-rechargeable batteries can not be
charged.
12. Low batteries should be removed and kept away from children. Batteries
are not a toy.
13. Remove the battery if the car is inactive (at least one month) for an ex-
tended period. Properly remove and handle batteries, and keep away
from children.
14. If the remote can only operate the car in less than 3 meters, this indi-
cates the battery is low in the remote. Change the two AA batteries
accordingly.
Changing the remote batteries: Unscrew the battery cover using a screw-
driver. Following the arrow, press in the following direction to open the
cover. Replace the batteries according to their corresponding polarity.

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WARNING
• Do not charge non-rechargeable batteries for the remote.
• Batteries for the remote must be inserted with the correct polarity.
• When the remote is low in battery, please remove and swap the batteries
• Rechargeable batteries for the remote must be charged under adult su-
pervision.
• Rechargeable batteries must be removed from the remote before being
charged.
CHARGING PROCEDURES
• For safety purposes, charging must be done by adults.
• When initially assembled, connect the (red) battery wires under the
hood. Charge for 8-12 hours before using.
• The charging port is located on the dashboard. Follow the instructions to
charge the battery.
• If the car is starting to slow down, this indicates the battery is low. Re-
charge for 8-12 hours, maximum 20 hours. Do not overcharge or under-
charge.
How to insert batteries: Use a screwdriver to unscrew the back cover of
the remote. Install two AAA 1.5V alkaline type batteries according to the
diagram (batteries not included). Fix the battery cover with a screw.
How to remove batteries: Use a screwdriver to unscrew the back cover
of the remote. Open the cover and remove the two AAA 1.5V alkaline type
batteries. Close the battery cover, fix with a screw.
• First, insert the charger into the charging port.
• Carefully insert the charger outlet into the power outlet. Please note the
car will not turn on when the car is connected.

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WARNING
1. The assembly of the car must be done by an adult. When unassembled,
it contains potentially hazardous parts that are sharp or small. Please
keep out of children’s reach.
2. Choking hazards of small parts.
3. Not for children under 36 months. Recommended for 36-72 months.
4. Always wear shoes or footwear when using the toy.
5. RISK OF FIRE. Do not bypass. Replace only with circuit protection devic-
es.
6. Protective equipment should be worn.
• Dedicated charger and battery can only be used under manufacturer’s
regulations.
• Do not mix old, new or dierent types of batteries.
• The battery terminal should not be short circuit.
• Do not open the battery or charger.
• Do not reverse the battery.
ATTENTION
• Before charging, please inspect the charger, battery, and plug to ensure
no damages or abnormalities are found. If any damages are found, dis-
continue usage of the car until the parts are replaced or resolved.
• The battery may feel warm while being charged - this is normal. If the
temperature from the charger does not elevate, it may be caused by a
short circuit from the charger or circuit board.
• Must use the pressing plate to fix the battery.
• When the battery is no longer functional, adults are responsible for re-
moving and safely disposing of the battery in a battery-safe disposition
facility.
• When the product is inactive (at least one month), it must be fully
charged. Unplug the (red) battery wire, and charge it at least once a
month to ensure battery functionality and life.
• The charger and battery are not toys. Keep away from children.

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MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE
1. Before using, adults are responsible for reviewing the product and es-
sential parts are in a functional condition. Check whether screws are
loose or other potential hazards. Any damaged or defective parts must
be repaired or resolved before using.
2. Use a small amount of lubricant oil to moving parts to prevent rust or
wear or tear (e.g. motors, gears, hardware, etc.).
3. Keep the car away from fire and direct sunlight. Store the car in a stable
position and must be kept safely away from extreme temperatures or
climate.
4. The car must be kept away from hot objects, such as stoves and heaters.
Direct exposure to hot objects will melt the plastic. The car must be kept
away from flammable materials to prevent ignition or fire when charging.
5. After using the car, charge the car adequately and must be done by an
adult. If the product is inactive, it must be fully charged. Charge at least
once a month to ensure battery functionality and life.
6. Use a soft cloth to clean the car. Do not use chemical solvents, soap, or
water to clean the vehicle. Do not drive under precipitation (e.g. snow,
rain, etc.) as this will damage the motor, battery and circuit system.
7. When inactive or discontinued, shut o all power by disconnecting the
(red) battery wire, and all switches are in the “STOP” or “OFF” position.
8. Do not use third-party or dierent fuses.
9. Do not modify the product structure or circuit system. Maintenance and
repair work must be done under the guidance of a professional or tech-
nician.
10. Do not use the product for other purposes.
11. Battery negative short circuit is prohibited.
12. Rechargeable batteries must be charged under adults’ supervision.
Non-rechargeable batteries can not be charged. Ensure the batteries are
installed in the correct polarity.
13. Do not mix old and new batteries, including dierent types of batteries.

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14. Low batteries should be removed from the car and kept away from chil-
dren.
15. Disconnect the batteries when completely inactive or discontinued. Do
not let children use the car in this state.
TROUBLESHOOTING

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<25kg