Kiddy Rides Peppa Pig Camper Van User manual

Camper Van
Manufactured in the U.K. by Northern Leisure Group Ltd. T/A Kiddy Rides. 4 Kingsmark Court, Intercity Way, Leeds LS13 4PN, United Kingdom
Serial No. Born On:
Operators Handbook
Peppa Pig Astley Baker Davies Ltd/Entertainment One UK Ltd 2003
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www.kiddyrides.uk.com

CONTENTS
Introduction
Safety Matters
Initial Inspection
Initial Operation
Siting Your Ride
Daily Checks
Taking Care Of Your Ride
Standard Operation & Adjustments
Control Box / Timer
Ride Time
Volume Settings
Price Of Play
Switch Settings
Inspection Hatches
Inspection & maintenance
of components
Coin Mechanism
Cleaning
Installation and Removal
Fault Finding
Contact Procedures
Orders
Spares
Repairs
Hours of Business
Ride History / Log
Your Notes
Declaration Of Conformity
Composite Data Sheet
1
2
3
3
4
5
6
7
10
13
21
22
23,24
25,26
8
9
Wiring Schematics
Wiring Loom Reference
Plugs & Connections
Base Loom
Base Mechanism Components
Parts List
Removal Of Bodyshell
12
14
15
16
17,18,19
20
Video Feature 11
27,28
29,30

INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing your new children’s coin operated ride from Northern
Leisure Group Ltd. / Kiddy Rides! We trust it will give you many years of profitable
service!
Established in 1986, the Northern Leisure Group of companies is the UK’s leading
independent operator, dealer, manufacturer, and distributor of children’s coin operated rides.
Our extensive experience in a wide range of electronic entertainment products has allowed us
to offer the ultimate in choice, safety and quality.
Complete customer satisfaction is what motivates us. Being independent allows us to nurture
this goal – ultimately giving thousands of children and parents world-wide, the assurance that
they are in a safe, clean, and fun environment.
Kiddy Rides supplies a wide range of children’s rides for sale, income share, or on a fixed
rental basis. As well as supplying the rides, itisresponsible for unbeatable after-sales support
and service for all Kiddy Rides customers as well as other operators.
Our equipment has been manufactured to the highest standard of construction and safety in
order to conform to the H.S.E. Fairground and Amusement Parks, A Code of Safe Practice
and the U.K. Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.
All our rides have undergone thorough examinations, and come with a 12 months ADIPS
certification of conformity.
The guidance in thismanual is relevant to the safe operation of children’s rides wherever they
may be operated.
NORTHERN LEISURE GROUP LTD.
UNIT 4 KINGSMARK COURT
INTERCITY WAY
SWINNOW
LEEDS
LS13 4PN
UNITED KINGDOM
TEL: [phone] FAX: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
www.kiddyrides.co.uk
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Northern Leisure/Kiddy Rides is a registered Inspection Body of ADIPS (the Amusement
Device Inspection Procedure Scheme), conducting independent examinations and
certification of children’s coin operated rides in accordance with guidance published by the
Health and Safety Executive (HSE). By independent, we mean we are not linked to any
particular manufacturer and will apply the guidance with equal diligence, regardless of the
type of ride, or it’s manufacturer. Remember, our aim is to help you comply with the HSE
guidelines.
Because of the young age of those who enjoy coin operated children’s rides (kiddie rides),
safety should be of paramount importance to operators. There is surely a moral duty to
safeguard the children that use our industry’s products.
Safety doesn’t just happen however, it requires commitment from manufacturers, operators
and inspectors to ensure high standards. As an operator it is your duty to make yourself
aware of safety requirements, especially as failure to comply can lead to injury to children,
and furthermore, prosecution. By adopting a few simple procedures and having annual safety
checks performed on your rides, you can show yourself to be conforming with HSE and Local
Authority guidelines. Also you will gain peace of mind knowing that you have taken active
steps to minimize the risks to young children who use your rides.
It is not always easy to find out exactly what is required of an operator. However there are
strict guidelines laid down by BACTA (British Amusement and Catering Trade Association)
entitled Kiddie Rides; A Safety Guide. It is produced by a committee of BACTA members,
some of whom represent manufacturers of kiddie rides themselves. The guide is fully
endorsed by the HSE.
In an attempt to highlight the importance of safety within the industry, ADIPS has been
integrated into the BACTA guidelines. This initiative sets out procedures which must be
observed by registered Inspection Bodies. Furthermore, ADIPS is unified with the HSE
Fairground and Amusement Parks Code of Safe Practice.
To comply with this, a ride must undergo a thorough examination, and documentation must
be issued, be retained, and be available for inspection by the Health and Safety Inspectorate
and/or an officer of the Environmental Health Department of the local authority.
Thorough examinations must be carried out at least every fourteen months (annual
examinations are recommended).
Certification of rides by approved inspectors will give responsible operators within our
industry the credibility they deserve. An ADIPS certificate is a badge of excellence, ensuring
you have taken all the necessary steps to ensure danger risks are kept to a minimum.
In the past, inspections of children’s rides by the HSE appeared to be taking place in
response to safety related incidents. However, this is changing rapidly, and it would appear
random tests are under way. Inspectors requesting ADIPS documentation after a safety
related incident is likely to become standard practice.
So, safety first. Don’t wait for an accident to happen before you consider the safety of your
rides, get them ADIPS tested now.
Call [phone] Email:[e-mail]
Safety Matters
Amusement Device
Inspection Procedures Scheme
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INITIAL INSPECTION
Upon arrival of the machine, it is important to check the following items:
a. Damage to external packing.
b. Physical damage to the ride.
c. Correct documentation is present.
d. Ride Serial Number.
e. Correct main’s voltage rating
f. Coin mechanism currency and credits
Any damage or discrepancies should be reported to your supplier immediately.
INITIAL OPERATION
a. Read the operators manual fully prior to operating the ride.
b. Prior to connecting the machine to the mains supply, ensure that itcorresponds to the
supply rating, which should be stated on a sticker or plate on the rear of the base
close to the mains cable outlet.
c. Upon power up, the lights on the buttons and outer bodyshould illuminate, and begin
to flash. The screen on the dashboard will also display start up text. An audible
message may also be heard stating the ride model and version.
d. Insert the correct coinage for the operation of the ride, after which the start button will
flash, and / or an audible prompt will be heard for you to “press the start button”.
e. Press the start button and the ride will begin to operate. All lights willflash or
illuminate, the screen will play a video sequence and music will begin to play. Check
the volume is set to a desired level.Press the feature buttons in turn, and the
appropriate sound effect or interaction will take place. ( please note, each feature
must have completed its cycle before another feature can be activated).
f. Whilst the ride is in operation, check that everything is working correctly, and that
there are no unusual noises or vibrations. When the ride has operated for the pre set
duration (usually around 90 seconds) the ride will automatically stop. A farewell voice
message may be heard, and the ride is once again ready to accept coins.
g. Make a note of the rides serial number. This is located on the silver manufacturers
plate at the rear of the ride. The serial number gives access to essential details of
your machine, including your machines parts and history.
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SITING THE RIDE
The following conditions must be observed when siting the machine:
a. The machine must be placed on level ground which isfirm and free from any holes
etc. Where possible, a non-slip surface would be recommended.
b. The ride is designed for protected locations. The ride should not be sited in any area
where it would be subjected to water splash. The ride, in some circumstances, may
be sited outdoors under a canopy, which will protect it from rain, although this is not
recommended.
c. The machine should be connected to a Residual Current Device (RCD socket) having
a rated residual current not exceeding 30mA.
d. The ride should be sited clear from any obstruction. The manufacturer recommends
that the machine is sited with a minimum of 2ft (610mm) clearance all around and
away from any other obstruction or item of equipment.
e. The ride should be situated as close as possible to the power source, and the mains
cable must be safely secured and protected, to eliminate any risk of tripping or
damage.
f. The ride should not be sited in an area where it may cause an obstruction.
g. Always ensure that the mains plug is accessible, so that the mains power may be
isolated in an emergency.
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DAILY CHECKS
A check of each coin-operated Kiddy Ride should, whenever reasonably practical,
be carried out each day before it is made available for public use. The following
checks are recommended:
a. Check that the mains plug is undamaged and securely attached to the mains
cable, with no visible wires.
b. Check the mains cable / supply cord itself has no damage.
c. Make sure there are no broken, damaged or sharp parts of the ride which
may cause injury.
d. Check that all covers and guards are in place thus preventing any access to
the rides mechanism.
e. Ensure there is no unusual excess wobble or play from the ride.
f. Make sure all advisory literature is in place.
g. Ensure the area around the ride is free from obstruction and that persons
passing by are not in any danger.
h. The ride should be kept clean and free from any customised additions unless
approved by the manufacturer.
i. Insert coins and run the ride to ensure everything is operating correctly.
If as a result of the above visual checks any doubt arises, then the company,
supplier, or person responsible for the ride should be notified immediately.
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If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or
similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.

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TAKING CARE OF YOUR RIDE
All Northern Leisure Group Ltd. rides are manufactured in the U.K. using a high quality
Lead Free self coloured GRP. This material can be maintained easily, and kept to a
very high standard by taking day to day care of your ride.
CLEANING
To ensure you get the maximum life span from your machine, a day to day clean is
recommended. Clean the main areas of the ride with a damp cloth rinsed out in soapy
water. Ensure the cloth is not drenched in water and avoid any electrical components
such as coin-mech, lights, buttons etc.Do not hose down or flood the machine!
Alternatively, a household furniture polish can also be used, or in cases of an
extremely dirty ride, Kiddy Rides recommend using a good automotive cleaning
compound. This material is available through Northern Leisure / Kiddy Rides. Do not
use any solvent based materials when cleaning your ride.
The Coin Mechanism, or Coin Mech is located on the left hand side of the rides entrance.
Access for the coin mech is gained by opening the lock on the metal face plate, and simply
lifting it out towards yourself. The mech and connection can now be easily inspected or
cleaned at this point. See page 10.
COIN MECHANISM
Do NOT use any form of water jet to clean the ride!

Standard Operation And Adjustments
Control Box / Timer - The control system in this ride is a ‘Kermit Navigator’ box.
This is located behind the rear door on the ride, in this case the door is themed as the Campers
Boot/Trunk. It is accessed by removing the 2 bolts using a 4mm hex/allen key.
Once the door is removed, it leaves the Kermit Box, and its connections easily accessible.
If required, the box can be removed from the ride by removing the two small allen bolts which hold
the mounting tags using a 2.5mm hex key. Once the bolts are removed, simply pull the box upwards
disengaging the lower mounting tag.
*Ensure all connections to the Kermit Box are disconnected before removal.
Ride Time - The length of time that each ride lasts is pre-programmed, and can not be changed.
The standard length for each ride is approximately 90 seconds.
Volume Settings - (The power must remain on, and the ride should be running to adjust the
volume settings on this control system.).
The volume level of the theme tune can be adjust using the silver toggle switch located on the left
hand side of the Kermit control box (Fig.1). Toggle the switch away from yourself to decrease the
volume, and towards yourself to increase the volume. Each movement or toggle adjusts the volume
by one level. Toggle the switch multiple times to adjust the level further, do not hold in position.
The pushbutton sound effect volume control buttons are located on the right hand side of the control
box as indicated by the diagram on the box lid (Fig.2). There are 2 small buttons (Fig.1), the top one
increases the volume (+), and the one beneath it decreases the volume (-).
To adjust the level of these, the volume buttons must be pressed when a pushbutton has been
activated and the sound effect can be heard.
.
Please note: The pushbutton must be pressed and the sound effect must be playing in order to
adjust the volume.
Fig 1.
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Fig 2.

PRICE OF PLAY - The price of play is the cost of each turn on the ride, e.g. 1 ride for 50p. The cost
per ride and currency is set at manufacture, and the operator’s preference must be stated at the time
of purchase. However, if you find it absolutely necessary to have these settings changed at a later
date, then it is possible. Simply set the switch bank to the desired configuration. Please refer to the
table below. The switch bank is located next to the volume controls (see fig.2) Contact the
manufacturer for any support or advice.
*Please note that the rides power must be off when changing any switch settings. The power should
then be switched back on, once completed, for any changes to take effect.
Standard Operation And Adjustments
Switch Bank
Fig 2.
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PRICE OF PLAY SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4
PRICE/CREDITS 20/1, 50/3, 100/7
PRICE/CREDITS 30/1, 50/2, 100/5
PRICE/CREDITS 50/1, 100/3, 200/7
PRICE/CREDITS 200/1, 500/3
PRICE/CREDITS 80/1, 200/3, 300/7
PRICE/CREDITS 100/1, 200/3, 400/7
PRICE/CREDITS 150/1, 300/3, 400/5
PRICE/CREDITS 200/1, 300/2, 400/4
PRICE/CREDITS 20/1, No Bonuses
PRICE/CREDITS 30/1, No Bonuses
PRICE/CREDITS 50/1, No Bonuses
PRICE/CREDITS 60/1, No Bonuses
PRICE/CREDITS 80/1, No Bonuses
PRICE/CREDITS 100/1, No Bonuses
PRICE/CREDITS 150/1, No Bonuses
PRICE/CREDITS 200/1, No Bonuses
OFF OFF OFF OFF
OFF OFF OFF
ON
OFF OFF OFF ON
OFF OFF OFF
ON
OFF OFF
ON ON
OFF OFF ON ON
OFF OFF
ON ON
OFF ON ON ON
ON OFF OFF OFF
ON ON
OFF OFF
ON ON
OFF OFF
ON ON OFF OFF
ON ON ON OFF
ON ON ON
OFF
ON ON ON
OFF
ON ON ON ON

Inspection of Features & Components
Front Headlamps -
Continuously flash when
power is on. Remove 2
screws (+) to change LED
bulbs.
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Rear Hatch -
Remove to gain access.
Rear Lamps -
Continuously flash when
power is on.
ENTRANCE
FRONT WINDSCREEN
Internal Dashboard Hatch
Rear Hatch -
Kermit Control System & Connections, Rear Body/Base Fixings, Speakers, Rear Light Connections, Rear Buttons & Connections.
Internal Dashboard Hatch - Remove the two M6 Hex/Allen bolts using a 4mm Hex/Allen Key to gain access to:
Spare Wheel Fixings. Headlamp Connections. Buttons, Bulbs & Switches. Steering Wheel Mountings. Monitor Screen & Connections.
Coin Mech Face Plate - Remove by unlocking with the key supplied and carefully lift up and out towards yourself. This gives access to:
Coin Mechanism, Ribbon Cable, Start Button, Start Bulb, Connections, Coin Chute.
Metal Inspection Door - Open door by unlocking with key supplied. Door hinges to the right. This gives access to:
Coin Chute, Coin Meter/Counter.
Front Headlamps & Rear Lamps - Remove the two screws (+) to gain access to the LED bulb.
Remove the two M6 Hex/Allen bolts using a 4mm Hex/Allen Key to gain access to:
Metal Inspection Door
Coin Mech Face Plate
Start Button Steering Wheel
Video Screen
Pushbuttons

THE COIN MECH
In order to ensure maximum efficiency from your coin mech it is essential to pay regular attention
to the cleaning of the coin pathway. Before attempting to clean or remove the mech, the machine
should be switched off. Any cleaning should be carried out by using a soft damp cloth. The
surface should always be left clean and dry after such cleaning.
If any drops of water enter the product, leave the machine switched off for sufficient time to dry
out before switching the power back on again.
Never use solvents to clean the mech. This will damage the surfaces.
Note: Failure to switch the machine off before cleaning could result in inconsistent coin acceptance.
The coin mechanism used is an RM5 Evolution.
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ON ECE
1 2 3456
ON ECE
1 2 3456
DIP Switches to be set to OFF
position. Switches are inactive
as settings are determined by
the Kermit Control System.
Power Connection via Ribbon
Cable with 10-way plug from
Kermit Control Box output.
LOAD
REJECT
ACCEPT
RM5

VIDEO FEATURE
The dashboard features an incorporated 3.5 inch TFT-LED video display. The screen displays a clip
of the ‘Camper Van’ episode from the Peppa Pig TV show throughout the duration of the ride cycle.
When the ride is not in motion, the screen plays footage themed around the Camper Van and its
Sat-Nav system as also featured in the show.
SCREEN
SCREEN
HOUSING
VIDEO LEAD
POWER
INPUT
VIDEO
INPUT
The screen and its connections are located
behind the dashboard panel. They can be
accessed easily through the inspection door.
The screen itself is secured onto the back of
the dash panel using Velcro strips and can
also be easily removed should it be necessary.
To remove the dashboard completely, the
pushbuttons and steering wheel must first be
romoved before unscrewing the dashboard
screws (T10 Torx).
The video signal comes from the Kermit Box. The Screen
and the Kermit are connected via the Video Lead between
the Video Output on the box (Fig.1) and the Video Input
from the screen (Above). Ensure the Video Output Selection
Switch is positioned in the Composite setting (Fig.2).
Fig.1 Fig.2
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Screen & Connections

WIRING SCHEMATICS
Motor
M
Filter
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
13 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
25 14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Pushbutton 2
Pushbutton 1
Start
Button
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
Lamps/Flasher (All buttons, headlamps & tail lights)
Video
Composite Video (Phono Lead)
Composite Video (Phono Lead)
Video
Display
Screen
(2.1mm D.C. Plug)
2.1mm Power Plug has +12V to Inner Connection
Mains Supply
240VAC
Kermit Navigator
With Video
IEC CE22 Mains Inlet
Video Out P5 P6
P2
P4
P4
P10
P3
P9
GND
RX
TX
+12V
Speaker 1
Speaker 2
VideoAudio Out (3.5mm Jack Plug)
Audio Out 00001 5
Meter
Power
Start
Lamp
. . . . . . . .
. . . . . . .
12
3
456
7
8
10 9 1112131415
Pushbutton 3
P6
Coin Mech
Pushbutton 4 Pushbutton 5 Pushbutton 6
To Cashless
Payment System
(if fitted)
12

Colour Ref.: Function / Destination: Plug / Pin No:
P6 / 2
White / Red
P6 / 5
Purple
Red Start Lamp + P4 / 18
Yellow Lamps - Buttons, Headlights, Tail Lamps
Lamps - Buttons, Headlamps, Tail Lights
Yellow / Black
P10 / 3
P10 / 4
Top Loom Reference - refer to diagram.
13
Pushbuttons 4 & 6 (common for 6)
Pushbuttons 3, 4 & 5 (common)
Black/White (2-core)
Black (2-core)
Speaker 2
Speaker 2
Kermit Audio Out / Jack Plug
Kermit Audio Out / Jack Plug
Orange Pushbutton 3 P6 / 6
Green / Blue Cashless Payment System (when fitted) P6 / 7
Red / Blue Pushbutton 6 P6 / 9
Black Cashless Payment System (when fitted) P6 / 11
Black / White Pushbutton 5 P6 / 12
Grey / Black Video Screen (-12V) P4 / 3
Blue Meter/Counter (-12V) P4 / 4
Brown Start Lamp P4 / 5
Black Pushbuttons 1, 2 & Start (common)
Black/White (2-core)
Black (2-core)
Speaker 1
Speaker 1
P4 / 6
P4 / 12
P4 / 13
Red / Green Video Screen (+12V) P4 / 15
Red / Black Meter/Counter (+12V) P4 / 17
Pink Start Button P4 / 19
Green Pushbutton 1 P4 / 20
White Pushbutton 2 P4 / 21
AV Lead Screen Video Input Kermit Video Out / Screen

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. . . . . . .
12
34
5
6
7
8
9
1011
12
13
14
15
PIN No WIRE COLOURS USE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
White & Red
Purple
Pushbutton 3,4,5 (Com)
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
13 12
34
5
6
7
8
9
101112
25 14
1516
17
18
19
20
21
222324
PIN No WIRE COLOURS USE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
15
Brown
Black & White
14
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
PIN No WIRE COLOURS USE
Blue
Black
Meter
Start Lamp -
Start Switch
Speaker
Speaker
Red & Blue
Red
Pink
Green
White
Meter (+12V)
Start Lamp + (+12V)
Start Button
Pushbutton 1
Pushbutton 2
15-WAY CONNECTOR - P6
25-WAY CONNECTOR - P4
Pushbutton 4,6 (Com on 6)
CAMPER - PLUGS & WIRING REFERENCE
DASHBOARD PUSHBUTTONS
Black
White & Black Flasher Control
Grey & Black
Red & Green
Screen Power (-12V)
Screen Power (+12V)
Orange Pushbutton 3
Green & Blue Cashless System (if fitted)
TV On/Off
Taps
Start
Oven
Timer Beep
Horn
Engine
REAR / OVEN PUSHBUTTONS
4-WAY CONNECTOR - P10
To All Flashing Lamps
To Coin Mech
To Kermit
14-WAY IDC to 10-WAY IDC - P5
Coin Mech Input
JACK PLUG - to Speaker 2 P4 - to Screen
P4 / 3
P4 / 15
PIN No WIRE COLOURS USE
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Red & Blue
Black Cashless System (if fitted)
White & Black Pushbutton 5
Pushbutton 6
P6
P4
START LAMP
14

Colour Ref.: Use / Destination: Plug / Pin No:
Brown +240V Mains In, Mains Filter Inlet, IEC(Female)
Base Loom Reference - refer to diagram.
Blue -240V Mains In, Mains Filter Inlet, IEC(Female)
Yellow / Green Earth Inlet, Ground
MAINS SUPPLY
MOTOR SUPPLY
Brown
Blue
Yellow / Green
IEC(Male)
IEC(Male)
IEC(Male)
15
+240V Supply, Kermit Output
-240V Supply, Kermit Output
Earth, Kermit Output
In
Filter
Mains Supply / Input
Out
To Kermit Power
Input (FemaleIEC)
From Mains Supply
(3-Pin 13A Plug)

Ref. Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Motor
Gearbox
Crank Bearing
Alloy Crank Block
Crank Spacer
Earth Points
Gearbox Pulley
Motor Pulley
Drive Belt
Motor Cable
Base Components
24
8,14
16
15
17
19
20
21
22
Mains Filter
Mains Lead
Kermit / Control Box
Kermit / Control Box Mounting Bolts
Kermit / Control Box Mains In (Male IEC)
Motor Supply Inlet
Base Castors
Rocker Cradle
Rear Body Mounting Bolts
Front Body Mounting Bolts
16
21
1
11
23
Motor Inspection Cover
13
Motor Output (Female IEC)
6
14
Mains Inlet Clamp
Mains Lead Protector
7
2
9
3
Motor Capacitor
25
18
10
6
26
Motor Mounting Bobbins
13
5
4
6
25

Parts List - Upper Body
DESCRIPTION OF PARTS
QUANTITY
ITEM REF.
Coin Mech
1
RM5-V00
Coin Mech Mini Face Plate
1
RM5 Mini Face Plate
Coin Mech Metal Surround
1
Security Mech Surround
Coin Chute
1
Camper Coin Chute
Lock
2
Sale Lock
Meter / Counter
1
Base Meter
Speaker
2
Speaker
Speaker Cover
2
KR Speaker Cover
Body/Base Bolt Access Cover
1
KR Speaker Cover
Button Round
6
Small Round Button
Button Rectangle
1
Rectangle Button
Button Bulb
7
LED Wedge Bulb
Headlamp / Tail Light Bulb
4
G4 LED
Headlight Lens
2
Opal Acrylic Disc 98mm
Tail Light Lens
2
Red Acrylic Disc 64mm
Steering Wheel
1
Peppa Steering Wheel
Steering Wheel Bearing
2
UFL00 Bearing
Steering Wheel Spacer
1
20mm Oilite Bush
Steering Wheel Fixing
1
M10 Button Head Bolt & NylocK
Floor Tape
1
Camper Floor Tape
Aluminium Edging/Step Plate
1
Camper Edging Plate
Wiring Loom/Main Loom
1
Camper Main Loom KR-008
Character Peppa
1
Peppa Character
Character George
1
George Character
Seat Belt
2
Peppa Seat Belt
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Parts List - Upper Body Continued
DESCRIPTION OF PARTS
QUANTITY
ITEM REF.
Monitor Screen
1
3.5" Screen
Screen Housing
1
3.5" Screen Housing
Dashboard Panel
1
Camper Dash Panel
Mummy Pig Window Graphic
1
Mummy Pig Camper Panel
Daddy Pig Window Graphic
1
Daddy Pig Camper Panel
Peppa & George N/S/R
1
Near Side Rear Camper Window Panel
Peppa & George O?S/R
1
Off Side Rear Camper Window Panel
Rear Window Graphic
1
Camper Rear Window
18
Mummy Pig Window Graphic Daddy Pig Window Graphic
Peppa & George N/S/R Peppa & George O/S/R
Rear Window Graphic
Dashboard Panel