Jiaxing Harley Baby Car HL289 User manual

MODELNO. AGES 3+
HL289
Mercedes-AMG GT R
OWNER'S MANUAL
Please read entire manual before starting assembly.
Keep this manual along with your purchase receipt
for future reference.
Officially licensed product !
A WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD-Small parts.
Not for children under 3 yrs.
A WARNING:
Toy must be assembled by adult beforeuse.
"Mercedes.Benz•. (8) and the design of the enclosed product are subject to intellectual
propertyprotectionowned by Daimler AG, They are used by Jiaxing Harley Baby Car, Co. Ltd.under license.
A CAUTION
Screws contain potentially
hazardous sharp pointsor
sharp edges. Adult assembly
required.
A WARNING
To reduce the risk of injury, adult supervision
is required. Never use on road ways. near
motorvehicles, on or near steep inclines or
steps, swimming pools or other bodies of
water.Always wear shoes. and never allow
more than one rider.
Contents, colorsand decorations may vary from thoseshown.

IMPORTANT
You must charge your battery
for 12 hours before you use your
vehicle for the first time.
Remember to. . .
Charge the battery immediately after each use.
v Charge the batteryat least once a month
during storage,
even ifthevehicle has notbeen used.
The batterywill be permanently damaged and void your warranty if you fail to
follow the
instructions. Please refer to the Battery Care Section in this manual for more information.
Important
• Your new vehicle requires adult assembly. Please set
aside at least 60 minutes for assembly.
• You must charge your battery for 12 hours
before you use your vehicle for the first time.
• Read this manual carefully for important safety
information and operating instructions before using
your vehicle. Keep these instructions for future
reference as they contain importantinformation
• This vehicle is designed foruse om concrete, asphalt
or other hard surfaces: on generally level terrain: by
children ages 3 and up.
• Instruct the children on operation and safe driving
rules before they take their first drive•
always sit in the seat.
- always wear shoes.
- maximum two (2) riders at a time.
- do not place hands, feet or any part of the body.
clothing or other articles near moving parts while
the vehicle is in operation.
Information
• To prevent
damagjng the motors
and gears. do not tow
anything behind the
vehicle oroverload it. Do notexceed
the maximum weight capacity of 88 lbs, (40 kg)
• IMPORTANT
INFORMATION:
YOUR NEW
VEHICLE REQUIRES ADULT ASSEMBLY.
PLEASE SET ASIDE AT LEAST 60MINUTES
FOR
ASSEMBLY.
- do not allow other children near the car when dnving.
e use thisvehicle ONLY outdoors.
Mostintenor
flooring can be damaged by riding this vehicle indoors.

Warning
To Prevent Serious Injuries
• This product
•s intendedtoruse by children ages
3 and up. and is not intended for children under 3
years Otago due to lack of abilfty
to operate satoty
• Maxvrnum weight
8B lbs, (40 kg). Maxjmum
2
nders at a time
• Do not leave children unattended Adult
supervision requjred„
• This package contatns
small parts Keep away
from the children until assembled.
• Read manual fordetailed safety infonnatjon
pnor
to use
• Inspect product at regular intervals for wear or
loose hardware and ughtenas required Remove
'rom service if any abnormal conditions such as
cracks or breaks exjst
• Check atl covenngs regularly to mako sure
they are in place,
• Batteries can fall out and injure a child if the
vehicle bps over. Always use thebattery
cover
• When the temperaturefalls below
use of tiis productis not
recornmended.
• In extreme cold. plastic materials might lose
resilience and may become brittleand crack
uponimpact Store in a warmer
and protected
place
• Do not operate the vehicle outdoors if it is
rain.ng. Keep it in a dry area when not in use,
• Disconnect the battery power supply when
the vehicle is not jn use to prevent the children
drmng the car without
adult supervision.
• Always make sure the seat is securely attached
• The charger and battery are not toys and must
be regularly examined for damage to the cord.
plug. enclosure and other parts
In the event of damage. the damage or worn
part must not be used untJl replaced
• Never mod'ty tne electncal system, Use of the
wrong type battery or charger could cause a
fire or explosion.
• Battery
compartment
and area underseat are
notstorage areas Storing otherart/des may
create a fire hazard. Do not store any articles
jn or near motor compartment
Safe Driving
Rules
• ADULT SUPERVISION REQUIRED.
MAKE SURE CHILDREN KNOW
AND
FOLLOW
THESE RULES FOR SAFE
DRIVING.
• Restnct childrento sate riding areas
• Away from swtmming pools and other bodies Of
water to prevent drowning
Level ground to prevon' tipovers and unintended
downhill mobon,
• Away from
stops. hdlg.
dnveways. roads and alleys.
• Teach and team the safety first:
Although most children can master the physical
dnvjng skills to controltho vehicles, they do not have
the mature judgment skills, Never lei a child dnve a'
any ome without
adult supervision. and take the time
tocarefully
evaluatechild's skill levels and abil't'es
to operate the vehide satoty Children can not atways
recognize the hazards even after
instruction.
So teach
appropnate safety rules before allowing any child to
operate
vehicle. and rememoer
that
THERE IS NO
SAFE SUBSTITUTE FOR DIRECT ADULT
SUPERVISON.
• Riding rules •
• Always Siton the seat and wear shoes,
• Maximum one rider at a time,
• Do notoperate in the street or near moving vehjclß
• Do not operate near bodies ot water, obstructions oc
drop-offs.
• Do not operate on sand, dirt or gravel,
• Do notoperate in the dark. Unexpected obstacles
could
Giuse an accident
• Do not operate on incJjnes or steep slopes.
• Do not
operate
nearflammable
vapors (e g gasoline,
paint thinner.
acetone. bquid
wag. etc ) Using the vehicle
near flammable liquids can or vapors could cause an
explosion or fire
• Do notplace anythingnear moving parts such as
motors,gears or wheels, Rotating
partscan snag
hair.
fingers.etc..
whichmay cause serious injury.

Battery
ELECTRICAL HAZARD
WARNING
Battery can fall out and injure a child
it
vehide bps over Ahvays use battery
cover
PREVENT FIRE
• Never modify the electrical system
Alterationscould cause a fireresulting
in senous injuryand could also rumthe
electnca) system
• use of the wrong type battery or
charger could cause a fireor explosion
resulting in serious injury.
• The battery must be handled by adults
only The battery js heavy and contains
sulfuric acid (electrolyte). Droppang
the
battery could result •n
senous injury
• Never allow children to charge the battery
• Battery charging must be done by adults
only A child could be injured by the
electnoty involved in charg•ng the battery.
• Never or ejrry the battery by the wires
or connector, This can damage the battery
and poss•bly cause a fireresultingin
senous injury. Litt and carry the battery
by the case only
• Read the safety instructions onthe battery
• Egamine the battery,charger and their
connectors for e•cessrve wear or damage
each time you charge the battery.If
damage or excess.ve wear ts detected. do
not use the charger or the battery until you
have replaced the wom or damaged parl
CAUTION
Only use the charger in dry locations.
Warning
About Thermal Fuses
Your
i2 barery
The
n•t€cn
o' veh,os ttv
too
•esot
ae•od
thø vottøo by by
geo
cause the to
be•ro to
Important
Notes
• Yout now banery must
in yo."
do
rot re«j to
to rec.ho.oe n.
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reccavrv-< hat
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be•gtery
before beq•nn.ng
assent*' of
• Be'cve t". barer-y the casa
for damoqø mar
ood to tne
• darnaoøis
un veh•cje. Battery •s
can cauy to
• 00 ro cnargothObatteryon sort.ce be
damaged trytne acuj
ptucal.non• to moteo
• yout
battery O/d
•n vctvr»
the
batery
accept
a
a o•ad
• Non.rocnargeaeo are not be
• Rechargeablebaoenesnro to
adun
• Boner.esoreto bo the
• E.nausied baaeoes wee
to bo tem•oved
• The ate ru•i to

Battery
A CAUTION
• Non-recharqeaee
bd"enes are to recharged
• sure too
charget is matctum
bartvy connoc•to.
o
Charge the Battery
The first charge will take about 12 hours
Open
ttv charpor
pon on tho
2 tn•etl banet•y cha' into chayoet
Charging
• Mave soro tho
brand, votaqo ona frequency o! tr,e
c.horvc•r
ace in accordanco Withttte outlot
• Banenesaroto onseacdmth'be convct
• supply tem•unats
am 001
tobo shon orc.uitOO
5
bY)
Pug charger a gandnrd 120V or DO V wanoutlet Note: The chargecmay feel warmduringcharging
Thi' ts normaj and not a tot
4. Aftercrvargrg is tatWast 'O hours.butmt rrvo than twenty tour hours, WiththOfirst
charge takjnq
about 12 revs) unplug the charger trom outlet unplug tnobattery
connector fromthe charger
Plug me battery
mooectorintothecharge'
Plug thecharger intoa standard outlet
Only use the t 2 "00 to chargo your 12vottbattery
Note. power to thewagtouttot con'ro'ied by a switch , mako sure 'he switch is •ON
•
Boforo first-time use. charge the battery tot at least 12 routs Never chaaoo thooattety longor than 24 hours
•Red' arge the battery for at least 8.10 hours after each use of your vehicte
Do rot cha.'ge the baaerv lorger than24 hours
00 rot or gore ups,de Charging erpbsivo gases Chwge away
tromflames.
sparks ard litoga;enes Ct.argein
a wenventdatedarea
Once the
badery c.nalged.dixonned thebatteryconnector
tromme Olatger connector Unplugtne
charge' trotn
me wan Tho battery
is nowready to be installed your
voh'de mase sco tr,otonowing
Barle€y
tnstaiiabmSedion fordetailedtnstrua.ore on instajungyourvehtcie
BatteryReplacement
1Remove the screw on tho back of the seats
and lift the seats out
2Disconnect the battery connectors
3Remove the four screws on the sides of the
battery
4Carefully lift the battery out of the battery
compartment.

Battery Care
Care
• If a battery leak develops. ovoid contao •mth the
leaking acid arK3
place the darna9ed badcry tn a
plastics q»aled bog
• If ood txrncs jn ccntact With skin or flush With
water at least 15 manutcs
and CAI a phyyoan
immediately
and Disposal
Disposal Z
• Your batteryis a seated
Lad-ood baaery
It must bo recycled cr ot it In •n
crrvlronrncntaJty
soundmanr»r
• Novot dispose your batteryjn tequat.
trash The jncznoratoo, landlotl,ro mar,q
Icad.ecfJ battenenMtn trash ts
• ocid interrully Ingested. grve water. milk of magnesao by lew in most areas
or ego whites immedjatoly.Novet give emetics or irulucp • tcrnovo erhausted batfones from toy
Call a phvsoan
Immediately.
• a newbatterytor at least 12 t*'ore
• Novot chargo the battery 10f9cr than 24 hours
• Overcharging or undercharg.ng tho batterymay shorten
battory Ide and deooa•.e vehicle runrunq umo
• Atter tho first charge. recharge the battery 'or at least
• Otsposeof dead battenez Never tun
bury them.
• Do rot disposeof a load-aod
battery'n a fire Tie
battery may egplodo ot
8-10 hou/Saftereach us". Never cha'90 the batterylonger
than 24 hours Charge the battery
aftercach use,
regardless of Iono the vehicle was used
• Tho battery must be upriqtl!
whilo charging
• Do not atJce.y
the battery to run do,vn completely
before charging
• Charge the battery
before storing ttM2
vehicøe
• Charge the battery
at least once pet month.
even the
vehiUe has not been used
• Leaving the battery in a discharged conditionwill
run it
• it the vehdo wiltbe Stored for rue than twomonths.
be sure to disconnect the motocharness trom tho
battery.
• Do not store the batteryIn tcmporatures above 75 F
or beloo•10' F
• Prevent the batteryfrom moving freely inside tho battery
corrvutment Make sure all screws for batterycovar
bghton.
• Examine the battery.
charger and its connector tot
excessive wear or damage each ome you charge the
batlery If damage is detecjed.
do use thecharger
or the battery unut you have replaced the worn or
damaged part.
• Remember to remove an exhausted batlory trom tho
• Bartery
leakage and corrosjoncan darna9e the vehicle
TO PROLONG BATTERY LIFE, YOU MUST RECHARGE THE
BATTERY AFTER EACH USE. YOU MUSTALSO CHARGE
YOUR BATTERY IF IT HAS NOT BEEN USED FOR 30 DAYS
OR MORE.

Parts List
• Please identify
ail parts before assembly and savo all packagjng materialuntilawornbly is complotedto
ensure that
no parts are discarded.
• Metalparts have been coated With
lubricant for protection during shipmont. Wipe all metal parts witha
paper towelto remove any excess lubricant
For wheels:

Assembly
WARNING
Children can be harmed by small parts. sharp edges and sharp povntB
tnthe vehicles
unassembled state, or by electru items Care should taken jn unpackiro and
the vehicle. Children should not handle parts, including the battery.oc help in asynt*y
of the vehicle.
O Assemble anthepart5
in sequence as
ptcture shown. Insert a pm to the hoteof
the frontarie and make it to •ta• shape by
a pher. •9nap• a hubcap jnto the center.
Repearthe process tor
theother
side
O Assembleall theparts in sequence as O -Snap• a hubcap intothecenter.
picture shown. Insert a pin to the hole of Repeat the process for other three
the rear axle and make it to •
M' shape by wheels
a plier. •Snap* a hubcap into the center.
Repeat the process forthe other side.

Assembly
O Plug connectors. Place the steering wheel
onto the turning shaft and fasten it with
bolt and nut.
o Fit the tabs on thewindshield assembly
into the slots in the body. Push the
windshield assembly to•snap• in place.
Make sure itfits securely.
O Fit the tabs on the Spoiler assembly intothe slots in the body.Push the spoiler assembly
to •snap" in place.Make sure itfits securely

Assembly
E'J9-
O Insert the devider(horizontal) to the slots of Insert the devider(vemcat) to the slots of
main body as picture shown. main body as picture shown
O Insert the seat to the slots on the main body
Repeat process for the other one.

Assembly
10
(Ø4x12mm)
Place the backrest set on the main body O Irisert the side mirror until you hear click
and fasten with Iscrew. sound. Same procedures for the other
side.

Operating your Vehicle
Forward
Push the shifter in downward position and press the
accelerator slowly.
ReVerse
Push the shifterin up ward positionand press the
accelerator slowly.
Low speed
Vehicle has been pre-set to operate at low speed
( 2 mph, (4 kmh) maximum). Once your child
has mastered safe driving skills and understands
the Safe Driving Rules.
High speed
Vehicle to be driven at the higher speed (4 mph,
(5 kmh) maximum) as well as the the lower
speed
( 2 mph, (4 kmh) maximum).
Make sure your child can safely steer and operate
the vehicle and knows the rules for safe driving,
Stop
Vehicle will automaucally stop after the accelerator is
released.
Sound effect
Press the bottons on the sides of the steering wheel.
Each buttonwill make a differentsound effect.
Port for MP3
Tum on the power switch.
Plug in MP3
cable.
Adjust volume when need.
Safety device
AUTO POWER OFF. If the motor
is overloaded for
any reason, including improper usage, an electrical
circuit breaker will automatically cut off the power.
then resume after the parts have cooled!
Maintenance
• Clean witha dry, soft cloth only. Do not wash
with water or corrosive agents.
• Store vehicle in a dry area when not In use.
since moisture
could cause the metal
components and electrical parts to corrode.
• Remember to charge the battery monthly while
the vehicle is not in regular use.
• Check and tighten
all screws and coverings
regularly.
• Check all plastic partsfor cracks. Replace as
necessary.

Trouble Shooting
Problem
Cat doesnot
mos.
Car was runnnq but
sudden}y stopped
Possible Cause
breaker tnpped
Loose Wireor
OODd
batery
Underchargedbattery
Charger rot womng
Elec.tnory switch damages
Loose wtreor connectors
Circuitbreaker tnpped
Solution
Cir:utt breaker may •trip•
and stop thevohde It overloadedor me
drivingconditionstoosevere. The breaker Will
atmnaucalty reset anor
approxjmatetvt Oseconds. and the vohjcJe operatenormally To avod
repeatedautomaticchut
downs.do not
overbad the vohido by exceedng
the welghtomitof 40k0. or by towsnq
anythsr,9
behindthe veh/c'e DO
notdnva uphillor tun into fixed objects. which can calN thewheels to
slop spjnmrg while power sutl
being suppbed
to the
Check ail wiresand connectocvMake sure thatthe harness
connectorvsplugged in tightlyto the battery.
and thatthere are no
loose wtros
aroundthomotor
An oldor caredbatterymay be dead
A new batteryshould have been charged for at least 12 hours before
using the vehicle forthe firsttime Attorthat. it must be recharge the
batterytorat toast 8-10 hours aftereach use Never charge longer than
24hours Check all connectors:make sore thechargeris plugged into
thowail Makesure the powerflow
to the outlet
is on
You must have a volt metertnorder
to ten
whetherthecharger js
workingor not,
When exposed to water
or motsturo.
electricity
can become corroded.
or can jam doe to loose dirt.
sand or gravel.
Chock all wires and connectors. Make sure that the motoc
harness
connectoris plugged intothe battery
tightly.
and thatthere
are no
loose wtres around the motor
Circuit breakermay •trip'
and stop the vehicle
d itis overloaded
or
thednvvng
conditbns too
severe The breaker automatically
reset afterapproximatøty
10 seconds. and vehtcle
will
operate
normally. To avoid repeated automatic shutdowns. do not overload
the venee by exceeding the weight limitof 40Åg. or by towing
anything behind the vehicle Do not artve uphill or run into fixed
objects. which can cause the wheels to stop spgnning
while power
IS st/l beng suppti0d
to the motors

Trouble Shooting
Problem
Short operabng time(less
than 1 hour per charge)
Vehicle js sluggtsh
Possible Cause
Undercharged battery
Overcharge battery
Old battery Will
not accept a full
charge
Undercharged battery
Battery needs charging
Old batterywillnot accept a (011charge
Vehicle is overloaded
Dnvjng conditions
are too stressful
Solution
A new battery should have been charged tor at least 12
hours before using the vehicle forthe firsttime.After
that. it must be recharge the batteryfor at least 8-10 hours
amereach use .Never Otarge bnger than 24 hours Ched al
connectors: make sure the charger is plugged intothe wall
Make sure the power flow to the outlet ts on
Never charge batterylonger than 24 hours
Even with proper care. a rechargeable batterydoes not
last forever Average battery
lifeis 1 to 3 years depending
on vehicle use and use conditions.
Replace the battery
With
a new 12 volt rechargeable battery
A new batteryshould have been charged for
at least 12
hours before using the vehicle for the first time After that.
itmust be rochargethe batterytorat least 8-10 hours after
each use .Never charge longer than 24 hours.Chee all
connectors: make sure the charger is plugged into the wall.
Make sure the power now to the outletis on.
Be sure to charge the battery
after
each use.
Even with
proper
care. a rechargeable batterydoes not
last forever.Average battery
lifeis 1 to 3 years depending
on vehicle use and use conditions Replace the battery
With
a new 12 volt rechargeable battery.
Allow no more than 1rider at a time. followthe 88
lbs. (4 Okg) we»ght
capacity and don't tow anything
behind the vehicle
•
use only on a generally level ground

Problem
Interrnittont
vchde operattoo
W'hen
the go pedal
pressed. the verticie e.,ont
run•mthout
a push
get warn during use
Battery
makes gurgling or
sazzbng
rose charging
Trouble
Possible Cause
Loose wire or
Loose wire
or conneøor
This ts normal and should not
be o concern
Some noise and swolj•ng ts normal
and should not bo a concom
Shooting
Solution
Check all vares around the motors ard an
to mako sure they are tight
Chee all wires aroundtne motors and a" mnnectoes
to makesure theyare tight
No act;on required
No acijon required If thobattery
dces not make n'*se
while
charglng It does not mean itisnt me
charging

Parts Diagram
Note• Some parts shown are assembled to bothSides ot the vehicle,
No. Part Quantity
Matn body
2Front bumper
3. Front bumper support frame I
4. Side supportframe
5Front wheel
6Motor
7. Wheel cap
No. Part Quantity
8. Rear wheel
9 seat
10 Devidor (horizontal)
t 1. Devider (vertical)
12 Backrest
13 Rear bumper
14. Spoiler
No, Part Quantity
15.Rear axle
16 Rear bumpersupport
frame I
17.
Dashboard
18 Side mirror
19.
Windshield assembly
20. Hood
21 Steering wheel