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Pony Pal #916
USER’S GUIDE
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Hawthorne, NY 10532
Tel. 914.747.3070 / Fax 914.747.3480
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Pony Pal
Pony PalPony Pal
Pony Pal
Welcome to Our World of Plush Toys! Watch them walk,
talk and make animal sounds. Cute and cuddly, these
plush toys will provide you with hours of excitement!
Accepts 1/8” plugs. Requires 2 AA Batteries. Weight: ½
lb.
Operation:
Operation:Operation:
Operation:
1. Pony Pal requires 2 AA batteries (Not included to
operate. Alkaline batteries are recommended
because they last longer. Do not use rechargeable
batteries because they supply a lower voltage and the
unit may not perform as well.
2. Turn Pony Pal upside down to reveal the battery
compartment. Install 2 AA batteries paying close
attention to proper battery polarity. Replace the
battery compartment cover and secure it.
3. Connect Pony Pal to any external capability switch (not
included via the jack located at the end of the pony’s
cord. Pony Pal is equipped with a 1/8” jack for use
with external capability switches with a 1/8” plug.
Make sure to make a tight connection. There should
be no gaps.
4. Actuate your external capability switch and Pony Pal
will spring to life! Pony Pal will remain on while the
external capability switch continues to be actuated.
Once you release the external capability switch, there
will be a brief delay, and then Pony Pal will turn off
Troubleshooting:
Troubleshooting:Troubleshooting:
Troubleshooting:
Problem:
Problem: Problem:
Problem: Pony Pal does not function correctly.
Action #1:
Action #1: Action #1:
Action #1: Replace the batteries paying close attention
to proper battery polarity.
Action #2:
Action #2:Action #2:
Action #2: Make sure that the connection between the
external capability switch and the jack is TIGHT. There
should be NO gaps.
Action #3:
Action #3: Action #3:
Action #3: Try your switch with another switch operated
toy/device in an effort to rule out your switch as the
source of the problems.
Note:
Note:Note:
Note:
Small children should be supervised when playing with
this toy, as there are some small parts, which could be a
choking hazard.
Care of Unit:
Care of Unit:Care of Unit:
Care of Unit:
• Do not inhibit Pony Pal’s movement, as this may
cause irreversible damage.
• Do not lift Pony Pal up by his head/ears, legs or tail, or
drop Pony Pal.
• If you will not be using Pony Pal for an extended
amount of time, we recommend removing the
batteries.
Do not submerge
Do not submergeDo not submerge
Do not submerge the unit in water, as it will damage the
electrical components.
Rev 2/15/17
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